Monthly Archives: June 2015

Weekend Favs June Twenty Seven written by John Jantsch read more at Small Business Marketing Blog from Duct Tape Marketing My weekend blog post routine includes posting links to a handful of tools or great content I ran across during … Continue reading →

Google Analytics is used by more than 10 million websites, but the majority of digital marketers and businesses are merely scratching the surface of what this powerful free tool can do. As Jeff Sauer says, “any report that is one … Continue reading →

Although there isn’t much talk about Pinterest these days, it doesn’t mean you should ignore it. It’s actually one of the highest converting social sites on the web… especially for e-commerce related products. But how do you get started on … Continue reading →

Today’s SaaS marketers face many challenges. Their job, of course, is to spread awareness and drive customer acquisition. On top of these difficult tasks, marketers are always under pressure to improve their numbers and performance. You’ve got a 3% conversion … Continue reading →

I’m sprawled out on my bed writing to you. My son is reading a copy of Retro Gamer and my daughter is playing Splatoon (it’s a Wii game that your kid probably wants). Lately, I’ve been thinking about this blog, … Continue reading →

4 Simple Ways to Grow Your Service Business Online written by Guest Post read more at Small Business Marketing Blog from Duct Tape Marketing photo credit: flickr Service businesses don’t get much love on the internet. It seems like all … Continue reading →

Historically, TV advertising has been an industry dominated by negotiating inventory “up front”, months in advance of airtime, based on standard demographic (sex/age) information and gross media rating points (GRPs) associated with each show or program. The majority of TV … Continue reading →

5 Ways Writing A Book Will Supercharge Your Online Presence written by Guest Post read more at Small Business Marketing Blog from Duct Tape Marketing Let me tell you right off the bat, writing and publishing a book is a … Continue reading →

Friction can be helpful if you’re stranded on a desert island, but not so much on your mobile landing pages. Source Mobile landing pages have the unenviable task of conveying enough information to make visitors convert, with much less space … Continue reading →

Tweet “Can we separate the form of the writing from its content?” – Errol Morris “Is it ever possible to understand the meaning of a work of art as separate from the way in which we receive it?” – Lynne … Continue reading →