Many people use the terms Internet and World Wide Web (aka. the Web) interchangeably, but in fact the two terms are not synonymous. The Internet and the Web are two separate but related things. What is The Internet? The Internet is a massive network of networks, a networking infrastructure. It connects millions of computers together…
Of all the definitions for ‘Social Media Analytics’, Gohfar F. Khan’s hit the nail on the head. In his Seven Layers of Social Media book, he defined social media analytics as “the art and science of extracting valuable hidden insights from vast amounts of semistructured and unstructured social media data to enable informed and insightful decision making”. Many organizations don’t listen to social…
Some of the pages on your website are more important than others. Okay, many of you probably find that fairly obvious — but I'm surprised how few people actually apply this knowledge to their websites to improve conversions. I’m all about low hanging fruit; about undertaking the easiest tasks that will have the biggest results.…
Conventional media, such as television, radio or newspapers transmits information only in one direction. Users can consume the information which the media offers, but they have very little or no ability to share their own views on the subject. Now-a-days, digital mediums have made it possible to have a two-way form of communication that allows…
A dynamic website is one that contains pages that can be built on the fly, or put together when the user visits, thanks to server technologies like PHP. Similarly, dynamic content is built and personalized to an individual user based on his or her relevant historical information and engagement with a website or application. Not…
Data is the currency of social media marketing. It’s the lifeblood of your campaigns. Without it, there’s no way to properly analyze your audience or measure your results. Data is what justifies the time we spend writing posts, crafting campaigns, and connecting with our audiences. Understanding social media analytics is essential for making data useful.…
Social media analytics is the process of analyzing social media data and content to provide insight from the millions of conversations taking place on Facebook, Twitter and more. This means identifying granular information from these conversations, comments and reactions, including the topics discussed, who is talking about it and how they are talking about it.…
It’s not always easy to identify the purpose of things. And when something serves many purposes, it’s not easy to discern between them, or to prioritize them properly. Have you ever stopped to wonder what clothing is for? That’s an easy one, right? Well, maybe. One thing you probably thought of right away is that…
There are certain fundamental laws that everyone has to follow: what does up must come down, energy cannot be created or destroyed and you really need a call to action at the end of your blogs, landing pages, etc. Sir Isaac Newton may not have known much about call to actions, but today’s businesses and…
Google Analytics is jam-packed with features that give you an instant status on your website’s health, mishaps and opportunities. The only problem? Most marketers don’t have some of the best features of Google Analytics enabled—leaving opportunity for optimization on the table. These five features of Google Analytics are just a few of our favorites: 1.…
