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  1. Linkable Asset Strategy: How to Pick & Prioritize Assets

    So overlap happens, just be sure to vary your approach and the concept somewhat, depending on the type of asset you map it to so each asset is unique. And even if you get it wrong at first, you can always (and should always) test different offers...

  2. How to Create Great Content: Start by Creating Content for Yourself

    Ultimately, in the new online marketing world, those marketers who take the long-term quality-centric approach that are most likely to enjoy long-term success. And, in many cases that approach, while somewhat shortsighted, works well.

  3. The New Inbox: The Intersection of Email, Mobile & Social Marketing

    You don't want to give one email to everyone, but rather identify different groups and establish different messaging for different sets of customers. Richard Fleck, Vice President, Strategic Services from Responsys, spoke about the importance of...

  4. Google Analytics Finally Gives Developers Content Experiments API

    With the new Content Experiments API, developers can now run tests server-side to test experimentations with different page-dependent elements like a database query. Additional Variation Selection Logic: Applying the multi-armed bandit approach to...

  5. Defining Authorship: The Difference Between Contributors and Guest Authors

    At the same time that authorship has become a focus, Penguin has hit and completely changed how SEO professionals approach link building. Can authority or trustworthiness be measured in a different way, based upon understanding who the author of...

  6. Marketing Automation & Search – 3 Strategies for Mutual Success

    Rewriting an article three different ways and posting in three different locations (internal blog, external byline article, and web page) PPC:Using a piece of Java code, dynamic pages can insert different messages based on user data from automation...

  7. 3 Keys to Activating an Audience with Smarter Content

    Same concept, but now it can be applied using a more census-based and real-time approach – requirements in today's dynamic and highly fragmented digital media landscape. What's different today is when we say "where" we don't just mean the website...