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Moving Office Tips: The Ultimate Guide To Moving Day [Infographic]
They say that moving house is one of the most stressful things a person can experience in their life – but just imagine if you were the one in charge of moving a business and its employees to a new premises. From finding a new office, to the organisation of logistics, and the upheaval of […]
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Bloghands Review: Blog Writing and Promotion Done for You!
It’s no secret that in order to have a successful blog these days, you need high quality content, and lots of it. Unfortunately, that can be a lot tougher than it sounds for both new and experienced bloggers. It’s easy to suffer from “blogger burnout”, regardless of whether you’re a veteran or not, especially if […]
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How to Keep Your “Innovation Focus”
Entrepreneurs are master firefighters. Every day they hustle for new clients, maintain current ones, and handle the million little problems that crop up. When entrepreneurs run a business with employees and a growing consumer base, these problems multiply, draining their time even more. Business owners have to think about and address several issues on a […]
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A Case Study on Mobile Behavior: What you need to know!
Survey Monkey and digital marketing agency, iAcquire recently collided forces to determine holistic Internet behaviors in a series titled, “Search, Social, and Mobile Behavior.” We recently published the Search Behavior and Social Behavior infographics, and the last of the series will uncover the lesser-but-equal mobile channel. This infographic dives into how individuals behave on mobile […]
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A Case Study on Social Behavior
You’ve already taken a look at the “Search Behavior” infographic, and now it’s time to explore holistic trends in search and social behaviors. The second installment of the study with iAcquire and Survey Monkey features social behavior – uncovering key information on search privacy concerns, social influence, images in search results, social sharing behavior, and […]
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4 Ways to Build an Online Community in an Offline Industry
It’s no secret that people rely on the Internet for almost everything, from paying bills to obtaining a degree. With the Web ingrained in our everyday lives, there’s no reason why you shouldn’t jump on board. The earning potential is vast, even if your industry’s work is mostly conducted offline. Regardless of what your industry […]
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The Key to SEO? Know Your Target!
For many online entrepreneurs, creating an SEO strategy sounds terribly intimidating. And I agree: Search engine optimization can be daunting if you’ve never worked with it before. It’s often seen as something to be left in the hands of tech-savvy computer scientists. However, this just isn’t true — the key to getting a handle on […]
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Search Behavior: A Case Study with SurveyMonkey and iAcquire
As a blog or even business owner, you need to understand how your end user behaves online in order to successfully “reach” them, right? Well this study, which was repurposed into an infographic can help you out. iAcquire, a full-service digital marketing agency, recently joined forces with SurveyMonkey to issue a “State of Search” study. […]
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8 Money Drainers on Your Website
I see it all the time: Businesses miss opportunities and waste money online. Over the past 20 years of conducting academic research and working with clients in the private sector, I’ve collected tens of thousands of data points that show there are eight areas where most companies misunderstand online consumer behavior. These money drainers cost […]
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Using Mobile to Fuel Your Blog’s Success
As a result of the ongoing mobile revolution, many industries are evolving – and some are dying a slow, painful death. Gone are the days in which you had to consider readers who are accessing your content from a PC only. There’s a new kid in town – OK not so new, but insanely popular, […]
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