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The Importance of Discovery
discovery noun dis· cov· ery | \ di-ˈskə-v(ə-)rē \ plural discoveries 1a: the act or process of discovering 1b: disclosure, display 1c: exploration 2: something discovered 3: the usually pretrial disclosure of pertinent facts or documents by one or both parties to a legal action or proceeding Synonyms: Detection, finding, spotting, unearthing (source: Merriam-Webster) When […]
Read MoreWordPress 5, Gutenberg, and You.
December 6th, 2018. The long-anticipated launch of WordPress 5 (aka Bebo) – the latest iteration of the world’s most prolific CMS – was (finally) publicly released with much social media fanfare. Several years in the making, this marked a big day for web developers and site managers everywhere, as this included the addition of Gutenberg, […]
Read MoreWhy WordPress Maintenance Plans Make Sense
Download as PDF SECURITY Do you change your passwords? Do you know what your WordPress Error Logs are, where to find them, and what they can tell you? How often do you backup your site? These are just a few questions that, if you can’t answer them, you should employ someone with the answer. Otherwise, […]
Read MoreRemoving E-Commerce Hurdles: 5 Things You Can Do To Maximize Conversions
Black Friday will be here before you know it, with Cyber Monday right on its tail. While we’ve already entered the month of November, there are still a few quick fixes you can institute to help gain every little bit of traction you can for the Q4 sales season. So without further ado, and in […]
Read MoreStatic vs. Rich Media – Which Should You Use?
Today, we’re inundated with options when it comes to customizing our ad campaigns. From the humble workhorse – the Google ETA, to the latest and greatest in immersive, augmented reality-based ads, we have an amazing assortment of tools at our disposal. And tools is the keyword. Every tool has its place, and some jobs and […]
Read MoreHow To Fight Ad Fatigue
Remember the first time you saw that funny commercial, nodded along as you read that clever advert or even *gasp* clicked on a banner ad because it so perfectly addressed your situation (or at least convinced you that you had a “situation”)? What did you do the next time you saw it? You ignored it. […]
Read MoreWhat Is Social Listening?
The typical focus of any social media campaign – organic or paid – is to connect with existing and/or potential users. The problem lies in how an organization maintains that connection. Too many times we see the communication only going one way: from the organization to the user, with little to no reciprocity. Sometimes that […]
Read MoreThe How and Why of Geotargeting
Geotargeted advertising is one of the more exceptional examples of marketing and technology working together. Geotargeting is essentially the act of serving a targeted ad to an individual based on their location. Anyone who enables location sharing on their mobile device can be exposed to this form of advertising. If your target resides in (or […]
Read MoreSo Your Office is Going Remote…
More and more companies these days are instituting some form of a work-from-home policy whereby employees can work, as the name implies, from their home, or in fact anywhere with a decent internet connection. Enilon has recently instituted a 100% WFH/Remote policy – with a few caveats (mandatory attendance meetings, client-facing meetings, happy hour, etc…) […]
Read MoreEmail Marketing: It All Started 40 Years Ago
The concept of email marketing first appeared in 1978, thanks in part to Gary Thuerk, a marketing manager working at Digital Equipment Corporation, who sent the first unsolicited email with the hope of selling something, to 400 unsuspecting recipients who were using ARPANET, one of the first iterations of what we now know as the Internet. […]
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