Saturday, 20 July 2013



This morning, I noticed a possible Panda updatewas rolling out, one that seemed to be “softer” in nature than the previous updates, where many webmasters who were originally hit by the algorithm are now claiming recovery.

Google has confirmed a Panda update is rolling out and this specific update is “more finely targeted.”

As you may remember, Google told us new Panda algorithms are being pushed out monthly over a ten day period. Google’s Matt Cutts did imply there was a bit of a delay in pushing out their monthly Panda refresh because they wanted to release signals that would soften the algorithm a bit.

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Thursday, 30 May 2013

The evolution of email marketing [infographic]

It’s been 42 years since Ray Tomlinson sent the first ever email. The history of email itself is one thing, but the evolution of email marketing is quite another. Over the past 42 years, email (the ability to send messages through a network) has evolved into one of the most cost effective forms of direct marketing. Not only is the method fast and cheap, but it has opened the door to how marketers can monitor and react to consumer behaviour in a way that was never previously possible.

The other day my friend Amber vented a little on Facebook, and posted the following update which very politely expressed her displeasure with a local business that she had contacted, and which failed to get back to her:
Her update sparked quite a discussion, and while I don’t know the particular business in question, Amber could have been talking about any number of small, local businesses. In fact, no matter where you are, you could probably name quite a few from your area as well. And Amber brings up a few important issues in her update, ranging from the business’s digital presence, their email marketing, and their overall customer service.

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Tuesday, 28 May 2013

The Penguin update was launched in April 2012 followed by two refreshes in the same year in-May and October. The first iteration of Penguin was designed to reduce web spam and also hit websites with unnatural link profiles. It was a part of Google’s strategy to involve merchant strategy.

Google’s Distinguished Engineer Matt Cutts had been tweeting about the next-roll out of Penguin that was initially scheduled in March, this year. It was finally rolled out on 22nd May. Penguin 2.0 is a new brand of algorithms. It is designed to delve deeper than the home pages of the websites and will have a bigger impact in certain small areas.

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Wednesday, 22 May 2013


6 Tips On Making Your Email Call-to-action Successful

There are many different elements responsible for a successful email marketing campaign and effective call-to-action is one of them. Without a call-to-action, even email marketing campaigns above average delivery and open rates will not succeed in converting receivers into buyers. Making your email subscribers think too much about what to do with the instruction that you send is a step to failure.

Having a good call-to-action can help in improving the results you get with your email marketing campaign and drive the e-mail recipient to your preferred outcome.

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Friday, 17 May 2013

Infographic: The Challenge Of Email Success In A Fragmented Mobile World

Soon, nearly half of all emails will be consumed on mobile devices, where the methods used to read them are widely varied. Having a responsive design for your email, as well as the time and day you send, all has a big impact on open and success rates. And, don’t forget that catchy subject line!

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How Are Small Businesses Using Social Media? [INFOGRAPHIC]

Which social media sites are small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) using for business?
Facebook (as usual) leads the way, with 19 percent of SMEs favouring this platform, ahead of LinkedIn (14 percent), blogs (13 percent) and Twitter, with the latter being used by just 4 percent of these firms.

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