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+ How-To: Clicking Me Softly—A Crash Course in Conversion (Part 3)
+ PRO: Your Guide to Successful Social Media Marketing
+ Survey Says: Mobile Web Traffic to E-commerce Sites Surges 300%
+ Quick Take: Don't Add Insult to 404 Injury
+ My View: Five Fabulous Facebook Tips
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How-To Clicking Me Softly: A Five-Day Crash Course in Conversion (Day 3)
By Oli Gardner
In part three of our five-day crash course on conversion, you'll find out why your homepage is likely not the right choice for conversion success—and learn four reasons why you might want to forego using it as your landing page. Read More
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PRO Your Guide to Successful Social Media Marketing
Need help defining objectives for your social marketing campaigns? Check out our how-to guide, A Step-by-Step Guide to a Successful Social Media Program. Creating your strategy, policy, and team will be a breeze! Read More
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Survey Says
Mobile Web Traffic to E-commerce Sites Surges 300%
Mobile Web traffic to e-commerce sites grew more than 300% during the 2010 online holiday shopping season over levels registered during the same period a year earlier. Read More
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Quick Take
Don't Add Insult to 404 Injury
Everyone knows your 404 page should be helpful and visually interesting, something that doesn't leave visitors stranded. The 404 page is a place for lighthearted humor—but the customer should know you're laughing with them, not at them. Read More
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My View Five Fabulous Facebook Tips (Because Who Doesn't Love a List?)
By Sean Howard
Lists work. But in a world where to-do lists are constantly growing, do we really need another five things to improve our marketing? I'm going to give you my list anyway—here are five must-have tips for using Facebook effectively. Read More
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