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Market Research
Market research can make or break a business. This is not something you do once when your business is working. This is something you do prior to evening designing your product and then again and...
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Broadcast Media
Broadcast media describes all media that is broadcast. That means that it is transmitted as a signal and in 99% of cases this is referring either to television or to radio. Many marketers that...
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Landing Page
In marketing, the term landing page refers to a page on your website that will receive direct traffic with the intention of selling. If you have one primary product, then you can use a landing...
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Bad Links
Every webmaster , internet marketer and SEO knows that link building is one of the number one ways to get to the top of Google. But link building isn’t the only thing you need to think about....
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Breaking News
Breaking news might be precisely what your brand is missing. If you’ve been struggling to get to the top of Google, then covering news can make a massive difference in a number of different ways....
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Curated Shopping
Curated shopping is a powerful marketing tool that can help any ecommerce or highstreet store to make more sales and increase brand loyalty. Read more to discover how this works. Curated shopping...
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Masthead
Before the internet came along, the term masthead was mostly used in the marine world. It was a simple definition – the top, or head, of a mast. But now there are around a dozen different...
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Data mining
Data mining is a term that people who even people who are not involved in the industry or in marketing or advertising are familiar with. That's because part of data mining happens over the...
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Frequency Capping
Frequency capping (FC) refers to a process that involves limiting the amount of times a website visitor is exposed to either a single ad or an entire ad campaign. This process is...
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Acceptable Ads
Acceptable ads are a certain type of advertisement online that meets specific criteria. If ads are deemed acceptable, then they are allowed by many of the ad blocking programs out there. Since...