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  1. 5 Content Lessons & SEO Opportunities From Bloomingdale's

    That type of thinking should go into all product descriptions, whether a leather handbag or a Persian rug: But how does a store with history back to the 1800s adapt to the new online world? Let's look at a few tactics Bloomingdale's uses in content...

  2. Smartphone vs. Tablet Commerce: 3 Essential Behaviors You May Be Overlooking

    This difference in typical usage location leads to a different type of user intent related to consumer expectation of distance. Though tablets and smartphones are both considered mobile devices based on their portability, user behavior by device...

  3. Google Analytics Language Report: What You Can Learn About Your Visitors

    To gauge the bounce rate highs and lows for the languages that send the most traffic, it's best to sort by bounce rate and then click the Sort Type option and select Weighted. This report shows us how many visits and the on page interaction that...

  4. Is Google Sucking the Life Out of Your Identity? Are They Alone?

    But since it will save us from having to type in a password when we access an account online, my guess is that the average netizen will just roll over and accept it. I talked about how Google+ provided a hub by which users could be tied to their...

  5. Key Factors to Effective Competitive Analysis as a Small Business

    A competitive edge is something that you always want to keep, no matter what type of business you might be in. Starting and being a small business is a scary thing, especially with all the big businesses out there that you will likely have to...

  6. 22 Facebook PR Secrets Every Community Manager Should Know

    Weintraub and Litwinka’s spin on Facebook content calls for 50/30/20 rule.percent news: Include a custom blend of third party, non-competitive content from sites such as AllTop.com and Buzzfeed.com industry percent personality: Highlight a sparkle...

  7. How to Create Compelling Content Based on Learning Styles

    Usually more introverted by type, solitary learners like "alone time" to think through new information and process in a deeper way. It is a model that works fantastically well when it comes to working on content strategy too as a pillar in a...