Posted on March 9, 2009 by Don Schindler
When I first started this series on Internet Marketing 101, I told you how to set up Google Analytics on your site. Now let’s see what Google Analytics can really tell you about your site?
I don’t have a whole month’s worth of data on my friend’s site, www.veinskincareinstitute.com, but I do have enough to teach [...]
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Posted on March 4, 2009 by Don Schindler
So we’re to the second question I posed for my friend’s company with my Internet Marketing 101: How Do I Start Marketing on the Web?
2. What is your current marketing strategy and how is it doing? What are your tactics to complete that strategy. You should have a record of what you are spending and [...]
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Posted on March 2, 2009 by Don Schindler
Back on Feburary 20th, I began a series on Internet Marketing 101: How Do I Start Marketing on the Web?
I’m using a friend’s business as an example. It’s a vein treatment center located in St. Louis called Vein Skincare Institute. She is answering the first of my four questions. This is not how many questions [...]
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Posted on February 23, 2009 by Don Schindler
While I’m waiting for the answers from my friend, I hooked up Google Analytics to their site.
Setting up Google Analytics
1. You have to have a gmail account. BTW, I love gmail. I switch off Microsoft Outlook in Jan and I won’t be going back. It’s like when I switched from skiing to snowboard. With the [...]
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Posted on December 17, 2008 by Don Schindler
Funny little story about branding. I’m branded. I have a classic heart tattoo with my wife’s name on my right arm. It’s cliche but I love it.
One day a buddy of mine asked what would happen if we would get a divorce. “I can’t believe you put her name there. That’s [...]
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Posted on December 2, 2008 by Don Schindler
Several things happened last week that made me take notice. And since I don’t believe in coincidences, I had to pull it altogether in my mind.
First, an amazing client story.
J.D. Gould Company is a family-owned business. It’s been around since 1951. They make solenoid valves. It’s really hard to get excited about [...]
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Posted on November 20, 2008 by Don Schindler
So they screwed up. Motrin ran this ad on their site and moms around the world were offended (check out this blog from Sarah Evans) and struck back. Motrin brand managers quickly pulled the ad campaign and threw up an apology on the front page of the website. Check out the offending ad below.
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Posted on October 9, 2008 by Don Schindler
Recently, I traveled to NY to visit a client and help them with one of their learning websites. The business I did there was fine if uneventful but what happened on the way back to the LaGuardia really opened my eyes to how lost people can get in an online world.
First thing I blew [...]
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