By Igor Mordkovich on Aug 20, 2007 in Featured, Blog Related, General | 0 Comments
MSNBC;
Some high-profile bloggers are beginning to include job listings on their web sites to draw readers in and generate extra cash in a further sign that the handful of blogs that attract the biggest online audiences are starting to behave more like mainstream media outlets.
While employers have long sought out […]
By Igor Mordkovich on Aug 20, 2007 in General, Online Marketing | 0 Comments
WSJ;
A few months after launching a blog early last year, Get It In Writing Inc. started seeing traffic to its Web site soar.
Today the small marketing-copywriting firm in Boca Raton, Fla., draws as many as 150,000 unique visitors a month to its site, compared with an average of only 100 before the […]
By Igor Mordkovich on Aug 17, 2007 in Featured, Marketing Strategy, General, Online Marketing | 0 Comments
ManageSmarter;
“Summer is a great season. Vacations, long days and warm nights inspire feelings of happiness and the subsequent memories sustain Northerners during the cold and dark winters. It is so tempting to turn off not only your Blackberry but your attention to marketing. Nobody does anything until after Labor Day anyway, right? Wrong. […]
By Igor Mordkovich on Aug 16, 2007 in Marketing Strategy, General, Traditional Marketing, Online Marketing | 0 Comments
Inc;
To shorten the online sales cycle, we must bring clarity to our customers.
Customers don’t create long sales cycles — salespeople do. The biggest contributor to dragging out the selling cycle is salespeople / websites prematurely presenting solutions to customers who may not believe they have a problem, or even if they had a problem, didn’t […]
By Igor Mordkovich on Aug 16, 2007 in General | 0 Comments
The American Bar Association recently launched a new website aimed at helping small-business owners deal with the complicated legal issues involved in running a business online.
SafeSelling.org provides answers to frequently asked questions from owners about the creation, launch, and operation of an online store or e-commerce venture. It offers information on everything from obtaining a […]
By Igor Mordkovich on Aug 16, 2007 in MSN.com, Yahoo.com, Google, ASK.com, General | 1 Comment
B2B;
Search companies are racing to introduce sophisticated behavioral targeting tools, a trend that continues to personalize the search experience for users and has vast potential benefits for advertisers.
Google has been quietly testing a feature that delivers ads to users based not only on the words on which they are searching but also […]
By Igor Mordkovich on Aug 15, 2007 in Marketing Strategy, Customer Service, General | 0 Comments
An international survey of more than 4,300 consumers, found that 23 percent considered their customer service experience ‘’significantly better,” and an additional 38 percent felt it was ‘’somewhat better” while only 12 percent thought it was worse.
According to the survey, over 61 percent of consumers see call centers as doing a […]
By Igor Mordkovich on Aug 15, 2007 in Business Wisdom, General | 1 Comment
InsideCRM;
“Most business schools would love for you to believe that an M.B.A. is the ticket to huge paychecks and unlimited career growth. However, a large number of businesspeople have achieved success without a business school’s stamp of approval. In fact, BusinessWeek reports that fewer than one of three executives who reach upper- echelon positions hold […]
By Igor Mordkovich on Aug 15, 2007 in Marketing Strategy, General, Online Marketing | 0 Comments
Bitemark;
“If your business sells online, receiving your first international order can be thrilling. One of the great things about selling online is the ability to reach markets far away for a low cost.
But beware, the ease of conducting transactions over the Internet belies the potential minefield of international trade. Before you leap […]
By Igor Mordkovich on Aug 15, 2007 in Featured, General, Online Marketing | 0 Comments
BusinessWeek;
“Startups scrambling for domain names—the shorter and catchier, the better—find themselves in negotiations with owners of desirable Web addresses
Andrew Frame had several criteria for the name of his VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) startup. It had to be universally pronounceable, memorable, and short—ideally, no more than four letters and two syllables. Of course, the dot-com […]