Protect Your Identity with Privacy Domain

Why you need to protect your identity with privacy domain?

For example:

Personal information - including address and phone numbers will exposed to the public if (No protect your identity with privacy domain) With domain privacy - your information is protected from unwanted exposure. By registering the domain, you are publishing your personal contact information online, leaving you wide open to:

• identity theft
• stalkers
• fraud
• spam & telemarketing

Please be sure that when every time you register a new domain name. You may consider to protect your identity with privacy domain.


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E-commerce Performance

Measuring e-commerce performance driven by display ads should be undertaken in the same fashion as goal performance measurement. The type of ad and the creative message and call to action in the ad drastically impacts the propensity for e-commerce conversion. For example, if a display ad promotes longboards for sale with an offer of "Buy one longboard and get a free skateboard- today only!" and lands the visitor on a longboard purchase page, the likelihood for an immediate purchase is much higher than an ad with impactful creative and a message that says "The world's best longboards!" One ad provides a purchase call to action and the other is focused on branding.


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Planning for Success with SEM

Planning a successful SEM campaign is critical to achieving the best performance and value for your advertising spend. In short, good planning leads to good performance. Analysis and optimization are critical, but without a good plan, analysis only tells you things are going badly. In iboobo, we cover principles for creating a campaign plan that yields better results from the start and leads to more actionable and fruitful analysis and optimization.

The best plans are made using great tools. While there are countless toolsets from companies like SEOmoz.org, Bruce Clay, and Wordtracker, there are excellent free tools that are often overlooked or underused. These tools, when fully used, provide innumerable insights for planning a successful campaign as well as optimizing an existing one.


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Search Engine Marketing Basics

The Web has given consumers access to an amazing breadth and depth of information online, provided they can find what they're looking for. Each time users enter a keyword into a search box, they offer a clue to their intent. Taken together, these billions of search queries have created a tremendous opportunity for advertisers, who can finally target their message based on people's stated intentions instead of the demographics or other poor predictors of purchasing behavior they've been forced to use for decades. Even better, each time a searcher clicks of these ads and makes a purchase, advertiser can track the result, making search engine marketing (SEM) the most measurable and targeted form of advertising every devised. Visit our website: www.iboobo.com

Planning your online strategy by channel

8 Online Marketing Channels

1. Search Engine Marketing (SEM)
   Increase visibility in search engine result pages through paid advertising or paid inclusion.
2. Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
   Increase visibility in search engine result pages through modifications to your web site or direct efforts to get others to link to your site.
3. Display and rich media advertising
   Attract user's attention and clicks with image-based video, online audio, widget, in-game, or animated online advertisements.
4. E-mails
   Attract new visitors through opt-in-e-mail advertising (but not spam!), encourage repeat purchases, and increase engagement among existing customers; develop leads from other channels.
5. Affiliate and partner marketing
   Provide financial incentives to others to close transactions on your behalf or drive traffic to your site in exchange for a commission on completed sales, branding, or other non-monetary rewards.
6. Directory marketing
   Increase visibility in niche directories, local search engines, price comparison engines, booking engines, and other vertical-specific directories and aggregators.
7. Social Media
   Publish content and solicit user-generated content via blogs, tweets, feeds, profile pages, contests, managed communities, and other social media platforms.
8. Offline
   All traditional offline media including print, direct mail, television, events, out-of-home, and radio advertising.

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Keep it simple

The Web provides users with an unprecedented amount of choice and information. At the same time, because there's so much information available online, users need to be careful how they spend their mental energy. if they give too much attention to any one source without being sure they're going to get what they came for, they risk failing in their search.

Smart Companies have learned to thrive online by keeping functionality, design, and content straightforward and fast-loading.

Keep content easy to scan, use visuals, and avoid jargon and self-promotion. Be as open and direct as possible and focus on a two-way relationship with your customers rather than bluntly telling them what to think.

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Web Online

The Web has done a remarkable job connecting users with a staggering amount of raw information. In many ways, it's done the same thing for marketers. The problem is there's now so much data out there that it is becoming harder and harder for businesses and consumers alike to sort out what's important from what's not. Staying competitive in online space demands and entirely new approach to marketing. One that puts empirical data about customer behavior at the center of strategy and decision-making.

The Web is changing the competitive landscape for business across-the-board. It is the most measurable marketing channel ever created meaning that online marketers who want to stay competitive must learn to work with data and online feedback on a daily basis. Mastering Google Analytics can be a bit like learning a foreign language at first, but once you've aligned your analysis with your marketing activities and your business objectives, you will begin to see your business and your customers in a completely different light. Our goal is to help you succeed in that journey without adding to the problem of data overload or drowning you in technical jargon.

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