Twitter chatter: 6 steps to write a well-structured press release
6 steps to write a well-structured press release
Simple, well-written, and should be used daily to promote yourself and your site.
Twitter chatter: Hidden Secrets of the Amazon Shopping Cart
Hidden Secrets of the Amazon Shopping Cart
AWESOME article (and I don’t use that word very often!) Here you can let Amazon’s testing team do the work while you gain the insights.
Twitter chatter: The Unfulfilled Promise of Online Analytics, Part 2
The Unfulfilled Promise of Online Analytics, Part 2
The continuation of yesterday’s post: “Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away.”
Twitter chatter: Seven Predictions for 2010 from eMarketer’s CEO
Seven Predictions for 2010 from eMarketer’s CEO
Happy New Year! Check out the Nostradamus of websites here.
Twitter chatter: Cart Abandonment: The Case for Christmas Cookies
Cart Abandonment: The Case for Christmas Cookies
Cookies: not just for the fat man in the red suit. How to get your customers back behind their carts
Twitter chatter: How LinkedIn Can Help Your Local Business
How LinkedIn Can Help Your Local Business
A new and fresh approach to using LinkedIn even when you’re NOT looking for employees (hint: you know there are over 45 million users there, right?)
Twitter chatter: How Twitter Can Help You Achieve Business Objectives
How Twitter Can Help You Achieve Business Objectives
Great interview with Erik Bratt that includes some real-life examples such as Zappos and Dell using Twitter.
Twitter chatter: Web Analytics and Yellow Lobsters
Web Analytics and Yellow Lobsters
“It seems like good Web analysts are like yellow lobsters: they’re very rare.”
Twitter chatter: Using Site Search to Read Your Customers’ Minds
Using Site Search to Read Your Customers’ Minds
Christine Churchill teaches you how to be a consumer mind reader.
Twitter chatter: Web Analytics Increasing In Importance
Web Analytics Increasing In Importance
Unica NetInsight’s “soft-tagging” technology hits a home run with FOXSports.com. Okay, bad pun, but it works.