| Hot off the press and into your inbox - here's a blog update! | | | | | 2016-06-10 15:11:03 | Anna Zloczewska | | | Everyone has something to confess - including marketers. To put it mildly, some of their improper everyday techniques can really confuse their audience. | | | | 2016-06-10 15:11:03 | Ewa Puchalska | | | Instagram has been widely talked about as of lately. First, the new logo, that people seem to be having a love-hate relationship with. And now, after months of speculations, the company has confirmed (and brought to life in every account) that changes in the post algorithm are going to happen for sure, making the Instagram feed closer to Facebook in style. Users of the platform kept guessing what the updates are going to bring to their browsing experience, but they already have. | | | | 2016-06-10 15:11:03 | Pam Neely | | | It's one thing to get a new subscriber, but another thing to keep them. That's what retention emails are for. They help you keep your subscribers - or your customers - engaged. There are several strategies for keeping people interested in your emails, just as there are different ways people can become disengaged in the first place. You'll get better results if you customize your messages based on each subscriber's situation. For example, you'll want to talk to someone who has never opened your emails in a different way than you'd talk to a frequent customer. | | | | 2016-06-10 15:11:03 | John Waldron | | | In Part 1, last week, I argued that Facebook will dominate the live streaming landscape in the coming months and years. Despite the fact that the concept was first given true life by dedicated live streaming app Periscope (released last February, hot on the heels of rival Meerkat, which has since faded in the wake of Periscope's success), now that Facebook is officially championing live streaming, the sheer size and power of the social network will ensure its domination of the technology moving forward. And this week we'll dig into some ideas! | | | | 2016-06-10 15:11:03 | Jason Hulott | | | Affiliate marketing, or performance marketing as it seems to have recently been renamed, is as old as the Internet. In essence, an affiliate program is a mechanism whereby a product owner (merchant) allows other sites (affiliates) to offer out their product and services for sale and pay them a commission or referral fee for sales they introduce. | | |
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