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Startup Marketing: The Nine Levels of Traffic Quality

Software By Rob

blogs stayed less than five seconds on the site. And thinking you had a major win by being listed on these blogs would also be a mistake. The Moral Blog to build your RSS and email subscriber base for the highest quality traffic. The Moral Blog to build your RSS and email subscriber base for the highest quality traffic.

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The Advanced Guide to Holiday Testing

ConversionXL

Product names / descriptions. Promo / Sale / Discount names / descriptions. Calls to action in PPC ads, on landing pages, in emails. With a bandit test, your highest value variation will gradually be shown more often, meaning you’re reaping the rewards while you test.

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See-Think-Do: A Content, Marketing, Measurement Business Framework

Occam's Razor

Or perhaps you want to sign up for their blog, or follow them on social media or… any of a bunch of other things. Ditto for PPC, your affiliate links (all likely in the Do stage), and your email marketing programs. PPC works for Think and See stages. Perhaps you love clothes and you think you might need some at some point.

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Email Subject Lines: 8 Principles for Improved Open Rates

ConversionXL

So, forget about best practices you’ve read in blog posts, pitch your craziest ideas and test everything… Amelia Showalter , Pantheon Analytics: “We were so bad at predicting what would win that it only reinforced the need to constantly keep testing. What are their favourite products or what features are they yet to use?

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Data Blending: What You Can (and Can’t) Do in Google Data Studio

ConversionXL

Your join key could be a page URL, product name, user ID, or many other things. As their PPC agency, we had to justify this dip. To blend data, the data sources need to share a common dimension. This is known as a “join key.” It’s the common denominator to compare data. The simplest join key is “Date.”

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