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jonathan haeber

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Marketing Blogs You Can't Miss
From AdAge comes the ultimate list of marketing blogs you can't afford to miss. As of today, there are 580 media and marketing blogs, ranked using eight criteria. Before you visit AdAge's list, however, be prepared for a few hours of aimless browsing as you pick up jewels of insight...
Tags: Marketing Research, Marketing, Jonathan Haeber
Blog posts 2008-03-24
A Lesson from "Pepsi Blue"
The early adopters are always coming up with creative ways to subvert the system. Many see aggressive marketing - rightly so in most cases - as something ripe for criticism. So most online aficionados have adopted a code-word. The code-word is not only something to watch out for (and perhaps...
Tags: Jonathan Haeber, Marketing, Marketing Research, Code-word, PepsiCo
Blog posts 2008-03-20
Google's Leaked Guide Unveils Clues
Google quality raters are paid about $15/hr to browse around and ensure that sites contain useful information. In a sweeping twist about a week ago, the latest guidebook for quality raters was leaked - let's call it "GoogleGate," just because I haven't heard it used before. ...
Tags: Internet, Marketing Research, E-business/E-Commerce, Quality Rater, Page, Google Inc., Marketing, Jonathan Haeber
Blog posts 2008-03-19
Maximize Your Landing Page Conversion
There are a few things every web designer should know before they make the first slice in Photoshop. Patricia Hursh, from Search Engine Land, offers the eight essentials for BtoB landing pages. I'll summarize below. Relevance. All too often, a firm makes a single landing page...
Tags: Jonathan Haeber, Marketing, Corporate Communications, Channel Management, Hursch, Visitor, Credibility
Blog posts 2008-03-16
One Tourism Slogan that is Tough to Top
Some of the most effective slogans in history took a lot of chutzpah and wit. Alliteration and 30-second television jingles are out. It seems that many of the most recent successes bucked the trend and set a path different from standard practice. What is touted as the most effective tourism...
Tags: Tourism Authority, Las Vegas, Advertisement, Jonathan Haeber
Blog posts 2008-03-14
Unraveling Wikipedia's Public Stats
Few websites offer their search stats to the public. It's a real gem when you find one that does -- but it's a jaw-dropper when Wikipedia, the eighth most-visited site on the web, does. What can these stats offer you? A wealth of opportunity. For example, you can find that...
Tags: Online Communications, Wiki, Wikipedia, Google Inc., Jonathan Haeber
Blog posts 2008-03-13
Four Gray Hat Marketing Techniques
Deciding on whether or not to adopt a black hat marketing technique is probably a no-brainer for most -- but what about those who have no moral qualms about adopting some ethically gray techniques. I'm listing these techniques not as encouragement to do them -- in fact I see it...
Tags: Jonathan Haeber, Productivity, Social Bookmarking, Marketing, Technique
Blog posts 2008-03-13
Eye-tracking vs Mouse-tracking - Which is Most Effective?
Getting the big picture view of a user's interest in a site helps target the sweet spot of a typical page on your site. On the web, this was most commonly done with eye tracking. The problem with eye tracking for the vast majority of web marketers was that its...
Tags: Hardware, Marketing Research, Channel Management, Mice, Mouse, Advertisement, Web, Peripherals, Marketing, Jonathan Haeber
Blog posts 2008-03-07
The Five Most-visited Websites
Thanks to the data-crunching power of sites like compete.com and Alexa, we're able to size up the real traffic count of various domains on the web. Keeping a radar on these stats is important -- not only in recognizing current opportunities, but also future trends. The top sites, as reported...
Tags: Search, MySpace, Social Media, Google Inc., Jonathan Haeber
Blog posts 2008-03-06
Why a Search Audit is Essential
Hordes of firms are taking their search marketing strategy in-house. It's a recent phenomenon; in the past, freelancers and consultants, were the go-to point-people. In order to make that critical choice, and other decisions, about your future web marketing strategy you should perform a site audit. What does an audit...
Tags: Paid Search, Search Engine Optimization, Audit, SEO Audit M&M, Search, Marketing Research, Financial Accounting, Marketing, Finance, Jonathan Haeber
Blog posts 2008-03-05
Three Reasons Why Trust Matters Online
Gone are the days that a local hardware store built its foundations upon local trust by word of mouth. No longer do you have to know the first name of your clients or take them out for a game of golf. Today, transactions are done online -- sometimes even without...
Tags: Consumer, Advertisement, Social Bookmarking, Microsoft Word, Marketing Research, Microsoft Office, Office Suites, Software, Marketing, Jonathan Haeber
Blog posts 2008-03-03
How Your Search Marketing May Be "Short" Sighted
I like to call the early days of web marketing the 'apple pie a la mode' days. Back then, all you had to do was fill a web page with specific valuable keywords ("mortgage online", for example) and the traffic just flowed in -- easy peasy. ...
Tags: Capital Structures, Finance, Marketing Research, Mortgages, Long Tail, Marketing, Jonathan Haeber
Blog posts 2008-03-03
Spending on Mobile Marketing
I was at the Search Marketing Expo today, and while listening to a presentation on building your own tracking mechanisms for search, I glanced around to see something that was both ominous and revealing. Dozens or others in the room were browsing the Internet. That may not seem exciting to...
Tags: Jonathan Haeber, Marketing, Internet, Advertising & Promotion, Mobile Marketing, Mobile
Blog posts 2008-02-29
Education Lags in Online Marketing
U.S. News & World Report lists 1,370 business schools in the U.S. Many of them offer traditional business, management, finance, and marketing related courses -- but a surprising number lack a curriculum that includes online marketing. Fewer offer the most basic courses in search engine marketing. ...
Tags: Education, Marketing Research, Marketing, Jonathan Haeber
Blog posts 2008-02-28
How Much is a Click Worth?
In the world of relative questions, the above question would take the cake. But really: Are you paying too much for clicks? Is your online marketing campaign misguided? In order to answer these questions, you need to ask yourself what kind of click you're paying for. Obviously natural search...
Tags: Google Inc., Internet Search Advertising, Marketers, Search, Jonathan Haeber
Blog posts 2008-02-26
What a Front-page Digg Story Will Get You...
In online marketing, an inbound link is legal tender for improving your valuable keyword rankings on Google or Yahoo! For years, marketers have been scraping the web and putting in the grunt work to try to lobby other site owners for links to their sites. It paid off, but...
Tags: Digg, Link, Social Networking, Online Communications, Marketing, Advertising & Promotion, Jonathan Haeber
Blog posts 2008-02-25
How Can Depriving a Customer Help?
Upon opening the San Francisco Chronicle yesterday, I scanned through pieces heralding the end of HD-DVD and the death of the middle class to find a little hidden graf. Burger King joints near Las Vegas did the unthinkable. They took away our beloved Whoppers. Sure,...
Tags: Jonathan Haeber, Manufacturing, Marketing, Home Entertainment, DVD, Food & Beverage, Personal Technology, Customer, Hd Dvd, Marketing Research
Blog posts 2008-02-20
What is the Most Economically 'Free' City?
We're looking for a city that Adam Smith would stand and say in awe, "Now this... this is it." The Heritage Council tasked themselves to find the most economically liberal country in the world. Their journey took them through 162 countries and examined ten different economic policies. In the...
Tags: Jonathan Haeber, Hong Kong
Blog posts 2008-02-18
Is "Nickle and Dimed" a Myth?
The Christian Science Monitor has a compelling interview with Adam Shepard, a self-made young college grad who decided to test out Barbara Ehrenreich's theory in Nickel and Dimed -- that the poor can't get out of poverty. He started his post-graduation weeks with nothing but the clothes on his back...
Tags: Jonathan Haeber, Workforce Management, Human Resources, Recruitment & Selection, Christian Science Monitor, Job
Blog posts 2008-02-15
Saddam's Yacht Isn't Up for Sale After All...
For those of you who were eyeing the 34th largest yacht in the world, it turns out that it's no longer available. The 270-foot yacht owned by Iraq's former dictator, Saddam Hussein is apparently not on the market any longer. The Iraqi government claims it's now national property --...
Tags: Jonathan Haeber, Software, Enterprise Software, Vertical Industries, Government, Saddam, Iraq
Blog posts 2008-02-14
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