Tag: arts

• Inbound marketing is about content and context
• Tips for inspiring introverts in the office
• Content marketing: The game
• 29 Linkedin tips everyone should use
• The most valuable leadership skills
• 70 critical thinking questions
• What pricing strategy beats discounts?
• The secret of neuromarketing
• Five millennials myths
• How to inspire ownership spirit among employees

La folie du Black Friday est passée… c’est maintenant au tour des Fêtes! Vous aurez donc bientôt le temps de travailler sur l’optimisation des “landing page” et de vos communications!

• 10 twitter ways to improve your holiday sales
• Build your 2013 promotional plan
• The new Passbook with IOS6 Devices: For retailers that use coupons to drive customers to retail locations, this is a dream come true!
• The email checklist: Perform 7 quality and best practice checks to ensure your email looks—and works—the way it should.
• 9 responsive email design
• The anatomy of a sign up thank you page
• 7 Critical Things Every Lead Nurturing Email Needs to Communicate
• The Top Reasons For Shopping Cart Abandonment Explained [Infographic]
• 10 ways to improve your site navigation
• A Simple Breakdown of All Your Facebook Advertising Options

Ce qui m’attire dans un site Web est la façon dont une simple idée est exploitée. En voici quelques uns…

• Ifttt: IFTTT is a service that lets you create powerful connections with one simple statement, if this then that.
• Open Yale Courses: Free and open access to introductory courses taught at Yale University.
• Storify: Don’t get lost in the noise. Discover the voices worth sharing.

Mes trouvailles du moment:

• Is 2013 really the year of mobile this time?
• 10 Ted Talks about the beauty and difficulty of being creative
• 10 effective ways to get more email subscribers
• A simple guide to responsive typography
• 20 must see infographics for web designer
• 10 Early sketches of iconic objects
• Interesting digital marketing stats
• Converting Likes into sales
• 1200 posters: On the 12th of every month for a year, we’re releasing a limited-edition print (100) by an up-and-coming, young artists.
• My ideal bookshelf: Buy a paint that portraits the spines of your favorite books: the ones that changed your life, that defined who you are, that you read again and again.
• Quaterly Co.: It’s like a magazine, but instead of receiving words on a page, our subscribers receive actual items that tell a compelling story crafted by the contributor.
• SitOrSquat: Find a bathroom while you are on the go

Et le bonheur continue: