Michael Reynolds
Marketing / Social Media / Technology / Productivity Speaker and President/CEO of SpinWeb
Posts Tagged ‘website’
Your call to action should be a click
In: Design| Marketing| Technology
6 Feb 2010I get a lot of email promotions. Some are newsletters I have asked for, while some are spam from Indy Chamber members who have decided to subscribe me to their mailing lists against my will. In any case, one thing I notice about many of these email campaigns is that no matter how well-designed or [...]
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The truth about credit card safety online
In: Technology
12 Jan 2010E-commerce has been around for a while now and to most of us, it is a normal way of shopping and purchasing products. However, I occasionally encounter someone who is uncomfortable using a credit card online. I’d like to clear up some misconceptions and provide some insight into what happens when you use a credit [...]
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- Tags: credit card, e-commerce, ecommerce, encryption, fraud, website
Bad website design is expensive
In: Design| Marketing| Technology
22 Dec 2009Some people think great website design work is expensive. On the surface, this is true since you generally get what you pay for. However, how often do we stop to think about how expensive bad design can be?
Bad design leads to frustrated website visitors who cannot find what they want. If you are a government [...]
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5 emerging marketing tools you need to start paying attention to
In: Marketing| Technology
18 Dec 2009As 2009 wraps up and we look toward the new year, it’s nice to re-evaluate plans for the upcoming year and use the holiday downtime to focus on some initiatives for 2010. I know that the holidays are a great time for vacations but it can also be a great time to work on high-level [...]
Why consider ghost blogging?
In: Marketing| Productivity| Technology
2 Dec 2009You’ve probably heard all the buzz about blogging by now. As you may have heard, blogging can help build visibility for you and your company through improved search engine rankings and distributed content. Blogging also helps add an element of transparency to your business because it allows your customers to learn more about the people [...]
Know when to use your hammer
In: Design| Lifestyle| Marketing| Productivity| Technology
20 Nov 2009“When you have a hammer, everything looks like a nail.” I’m sure you’ve heard this phrase before and it makes a great point. In business, we all have hammers and we are all looking for nails. This blog post was inspired by a post by Seth Godin, in which he explains that different professionals will [...]
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- Tags: indiana, indianapolis, Marketing, spinweb, website
Website load time may affect your Google rankings
In: Design| Marketing| Technology
14 Nov 2009I noticed an interesting article today on The Marketing Technology Blog about Google and its plans to account for website load times in its ranking system. The article was written by Doug Karr, who I respect a great deal and makes some good points. All opinion aside, however, this policy from Google is significant to [...]
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