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Why Your Company Might Need a Content Audit Content is used as a valuable marketing tool across all industries. From social media content to long-form evergreen content, marketers constantly write to build awareness and nurture relationships. While the goal of content marketing is clear, many companies forget to track what type of content is actually working. Even powerhouse Microsoft fell into that habit. 5 Reasons for a Content Audit There are a variety of reasons that a company might need a content audit. Lots of Traffic Coming in But Not Many Qualified Leads Here’s a scary stat: one-third of B2B marketers don’t track where their leads come from. This is oftentimes a content problem. Unclear Value Proposition = Unclear Content Only 7% of leadership teams can explain a clear, common value proposition, but 85% of CEOs say their employees can state the company’s value proposition. Blog Doesn’t Play a Role in Sales B2B marketers that use blogs receive 67% more leads than those who do not. Leads or Sales Goals Aren’t Met What To Do Next
pizdetz The word "pizdetz" (пиздец) is attributed to "Russian mat", a sort of Russian slang which is based on sexual content an is commonly banned from official use as well as considered inappropriate for use in conversation by general rules of conduct. The Administrative Code of Russian Federation even sets a fine for public use of „mat”, though this sanction is purely formal and its use is seldom. „Pizdetz” is originally derived from the word „pizda”, which is a „mat” term for vagina. „Pizdetz” may carry different meanings. Here are the most widespread: 1) Short description of a situation, usually negative. Most commonly used phrases with „pizdetz”: 1) „Pizdetz prishol” - „Pizdetz came to us”. If Russian is not your native language, here are some basic rules for using „pizdetz”: 1) Use it only when you are sure that you know how to use it correctly. Replacement Note that this article covers the main usages for „pizdetz”, but not all of them.
#CMC17 Recap: Nadya Khoja | Content Marketing Conference 2017 | Boston If someone hadn’t known Nadya Khoja was one of the speakers at CMC 2017, they may have thought she was someone really cool who wondered into the conference room or was representing a hot new startup. Dressed in dark-wash jeans and a flowing tee with “HUSTLE” in all caps across the front, she seems very much like someone you’d enjoy sitting down with for a cup of coffee. An infographic expert with a theater degree, Nadya brought a unique perspective to content creation. Though her talk, “12 Principles of Really Great Content,” felt a bit like an expository writing lecture on the surface, it brimmed with real-life examples, practical applications, and inspiration that left us wanting to grab a latte and hit the keyboard. Nadya’s principles were chock full of rules every content creator needs to revisit regularly and we’re excited to share them with you: Solve a Problem With Your Content Present information in a valuable, relatable way. Find Hacks to Solve Common Struggles
Tutti film anno per anno Tutti i film usciti nelle sale cinematografiche nel 2011. le schede dei film del 2011 con dettagli sul cast, trama, recensioni, approfondimenti e trailer. Benvenuto a bordo Francia, 2011 di Eric Lavaine con Valerie Lemercier , Gerard Darmon , Luisa Ranieri Isabelle, dirigente di una grande compagnia marittima, ha commesso l'errore di scegliere per amante il suo titolare. Prima di imbarcarsi nella crociera inaugurale della flotta, la donna decide di cambiare radicalmente la sua vita e mette gli occhi su Rémy, animatore appena assunto,... Tutti i nostri desideri Francia, 2011 di Philippe Lioret con Marie Gillain , Vincent Lindon Claire, un giovane magistrato presso il tribunale di Lione, incontra Stéphane, anche lui magistrato ma esperto e disilluso, coinvolgendolo in un caso di una donna indebitata con un istituto di credito.
7 Ways to Increase Your Form Field Conversion Rate (by Up to 672%) Pop quiz: How do you generate leads? Answer: By placing a high-converting lead generation form in a landing page. From there, you begin to nurture the leads—persuading them to buy your product. A SalesForce study found that “companies that excel at lead nurturing generate 50 percent more sales-ready leads at 33 percent lower cost.” The gateway between your site and the visitor is the lead generation form. But how do you ensure that your lead generation form is optimized for the user? That’s a big challenge for Internet marketers. This is the second most important goal of B2B companies: to generate leads. So let’s dive in and learn how to optimize a lead generation form, so that you can capture the majority of visitors to your site. Download this cheat sheet of 7 ways to increase your form field conversion rate. 1. Everything we do on a landing page is to increase engagement and to get the right people to trust us. Engaged time usually peaks above-the-fold. 2. Let’s see a real world example:
ANONIMI CON l'IPHONE - Come Navigare Anonimi con l'iPhone | NAVIGARE ANONIMI Informativa sulla privacy e sull’uso dei Cookie Gentile Utente, ai sensi dell’art. 13 D.Lgs. 30 giugno 2003, n. 196, il trattamento dei dati e delle informazioni che la riguardano sarà improntato ai principi di correttezza, liceità e trasparenza e tutelando la sua riservatezza e i suoi diritti. Ai sensi dell’articolo 13 del predetto decreto, Le forniamo quindi le seguenti informazioni. I dati da lei forniti (nome, indirizzo mail, o di altro tipo dove richiesto) verranno trattati per l’invio di documentazione e informazioni anche promozionali. Sarà altresì possibile il trattamento dei dati per fini statistici, per analisi e indagini di mercato, per attività promozionali, per la rilevazione del grado di soddisfazione della clientela. Mailing List o Newsletter (Questa Applicazione) Questi servizi consentono di gestire un database di contatti email, contatti telefonici o contatti di qualunque altro tipo, utilizzati per comunicare con l’Utente. In altre parole: Informativa sui Cookie 9. Statistica
The 2015 Social Media Glossary A lot can change in a year, especially in the world of social media. It can be difficult to keep up with all of the terms and slang used with the introduction of new technologies and platforms, so we decided it was time to update our Social Media Glossary. Like previous editions of the glossary, this is a living document that will continue to grow as we add more terms and expand our definitions. +1 button Similar to Facebook’s “Like” button, the +1 button is proprietary to Google and is the Internet equivalent of the thumbs-up. “+1” may also show up in emails or comment threads, as in the following: “+1 for that idea” with the meaning of “I really like this idea and I’m showing my support for it.” This thing is called an octothorpe. See: hashtag /r/ See: subreddit Abandonment rate The percentage of social customer service issues that are abandoned by customers without a resolution. Algorithm A rules-based procedure for making calculations or solving problems. Analytics Archiving Audience selector
Glossario russo-italiano di parolacce Блядь (f) [bljad’]: 1. donna di costumi leggeri, svergognata, scostumata, facile, « calda ». Il significato storico del termine è « menzogna, eresia, errore » (ed a tale titolo viene utilizzato in testi religiosi!), per estensione, una donna uscita dalla retta via. Пессимисты думают, что все женщины — бляди, оптимисты на это надеются. 2. insulto, per descrivere qualcuno al quale s’attribuiscano le qualità (o le mancanze) d’una donna simile a quella descritta al punto 1. 3. Sovente usata come esclamazione alla fine od al principio d’una frase. Брощу пить, курить и материться... Ho smesso di bere, di fumare e di giurare... Бухать (verbo ipf.) Можно жить так, но лучше ускориться, Я лично бухаю, а кто-то колится (ЛЕНИНГРАД, Мне бы в небо, 2002) Si fa derivare da tale termine il sostantivo бухло [buhlo] (bevande alcoliche, liquori) oltre che l’aggettivo бухой [buhoj] (ebbro, in stato di ebbrezza). Когда переехал — не помню, наверное, был я бухой Хватить бухать Говно (n) [ghovno]: Merda. Говно 2.
Behavioral Targeting – Glossary What is Behavioral Targeting? Behavioral targeting is a technique used by online publishers and advertisers to increase the effectiveness of their campaigns through information collected on an individual’s Web-browsing behavior, such as the pages they have visited or the searches they have made, to select which advertisements to display to that individual. The technique helps deliver online advertisements to the users who will be the most interested in them. Behavioral data can also be combined with other user information such as purchase history to create a more complete user profile. How Does Behavioral Targeting Work? When a user visits a website a cookie is placed onto the computer. Benefits of Behavioral Targeting Proponents of behavioral targeting believe that it is beneficial for the user and the online property. Advertisers are also able to benefit because users will be more engaged in targeted advertisements. Behavioral Targeting Discussion Behavioral Targeting Resources
news 12 Things You Need to Do for Semantic Search Semantic search. You’ve heard of it, you’ve researched it and you’re probably wondering what to do about it. Black hat, white hat, and everything in between could soon be a thing of the past, as semantic search forces the industry to revert back to the question: What does the user want? It’s a simple concept, but one that has been lost in a whirlwind of advice, speculation, and see-what-sticks techniques. Let’s take a look at how to embrace semantics. Think Like a User Simply put, if you’re going to optimize for the user, you need to think like the user. (Screenshot taken 31/10/2014 on Google.co.uk) Take the above example. SEJ SUMMIT. This could mean you’re providing information about your delivery service, the logistics of your business, and what’s happening in the industry. Understand the Graph Knowledge Graphs are developing at lightning fast speed and will play an integral role in the future. (Screenshot taken on 31/10/2014 on Google.co.uk) Make Use of Local Don’t Forget Social Media