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  • March 24 2011

    Webinar – Thursday, April 28th: How to Design a Landing Page That Sells

    What is the first impression that you are giving your visitors? Is the first page they see compelling or helpful? In this webinar Klaus will provide simple tips to help you identify ways to improve your online brand experience from that first click.

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  • March 12 2011

    The Phone Book is Dead. Long Live Local Online Search. (Part 1)

    When was the last time you opened a phone book to find a business? Well that’s one more time than your prospective customers did. Local online search is more important than ever. Learn how to get started the right way.

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  • March 11 2011

    5 things I learned at WordCamp Miami 2011

    Klaus and I traveled to Miami last weekend to attend WordCamp Miami 2011, where Klaus spoke and I LEARNED! Aside from not having internet at our hotel for 5 hours the night before, we had a very fun & productive trip.

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  • March 10 2011

    7 Ways to Increase your Chances of Getting Lucky with Your Online Presence

    Back in 1978, the science fiction writer, Robert A. Heinlein penned the line, “if you don’t bet, you can’t win.”  This concept applies fittingly to internet marketing. After all, if you don’t have a web presence, then surely no-one will find you online.

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  • March 6 2011

    What is a content asset?

    Content assets are the cornerstone of content marketing on the web, and we use this term quite a bit. Recently I came to realize how much I was explaining what this term meant in meetings, so I thought I would …

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  • March 3 2011

    Juicy Results Coming to WordCamp Miami 2011

    Juicy Result’s Co-founder and Creative Director Klaus Heesch will be providing live website reviews at WordCamp Miami on Saturday, March 5th, 2011.

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  • February 25 2011

    Is your homepage inviting and helpful for visitors? Or sending them away in droves?

    When we conduct a strategic analysis of an underperforming website, and we check into the site’s statistics, we often look at “bounces” to determine where an opportunity is being missed. A bounce is when a visitor arrives at a page, …

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  • February 3 2011

    How Often Can I Email My Customers?

    This Sunday, I came across a great article by Jay Goltz called “How Often Can You Send Email Promotions?” in the NY Times. It was no surprise to me that this discussion came up within his marketing planning meeting. However, it was refreshing to see the thought process unfold within his team as they tried to identify the sweet spot of how often to email their clients.

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  • January 28 2011

    5 Ways to Improve your Online Business Presence

    With January over, it’s a sure bet that many of those tidy 2011 Internet marketing resolutions you set for your business have given way to putting out client fires, plowing through a stuffed inbox, and taming the overflowing file repository you used to call a desk.

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  • January 26 2011

    The Secret Ingredient to Successful Marketing and Advertising

    Here’s the scenario I run into all too often. We’re in a meeting with a new client batting around some marketing ideas when some suggestion causes the client to strongly state that advertising does not work for their product (or service). “Advertising is something we’ve tried, and it just doesn’t work for us because…”

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