Where Oh Where Did My Eyeballs Go?
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Where Oh Where Did My Eyeballs Go?

25y Bryan Eisenberg

Where Oh Where Did My Eyeballs Go?

When folks read newspapers, their eyes first go to pictures. Online, their eyes go for text first, particularly captions and summaries, and graphics o...

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Buying: The Flip Side of Selling
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Buying: The Flip Side of Selling

25y Bryan Eisenberg

Buying: The Flip Side of Selling

To successfully get your prospect to take action, you must be able to see the world from your customers' buying point of view. Ideally, while you main...

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The Advent of the Amateur
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The Advent of the Amateur

25y Eric Norlin

The Advent of the Amateur

The Internet really did change something: It cracked wide open the gestalt of the professional. Masses of miscreants migrated to the edge of technolog...

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The Winning Edge
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The Winning Edge

25y Bryan Eisenberg

The Winning Edge

Someone once told Bryan that everything you do either enhances or detracts from your ability to close the sale and that no detail, however minute, is ...

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Christmas in August?
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Christmas in August?

25y Bryan Eisenberg

Christmas in August?

If yours is one of those businesses that look to theholiday season as a major shot in the arm, this is not thetime to subject your site to a complete ...

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My Ambitions as a Rider
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My Ambitions as a Rider

25y Eric Norlin

My Ambitions as a Rider

Helicopters circling half moons. Traffic jams pushing suburbanites to the edge of sanity. As if some two-headed dragon is rearing its head at the edge...

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What Does E-Tailing Deliver That Customers Can't Live Without?
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What Does E-Tailing Deliver That Customers Can't Live Without?

25y Bryan Eisenberg

What Does E-Tailing Deliver That Customers Can't L...

If your Web site is not merely an additional distribution channel for your existing clientele's convenience, then the question of what value your pros...

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CRM, Yes, But Don't Forget to MRC
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CRM, Yes, But Don't Forget to MRC

25y Bryan Eisenberg

CRM, Yes, But Don't Forget to MRC

Building a relationship takes time. Shoving some tech-heavy customer relationship management application at your customers is more likely to push them...

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Personalization: Mass Marketing in Disguise?
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Personalization: Mass Marketing in Disguise?

25y Eric Norlin

Personalization: Mass Marketing in Disguise?

Both mass marketing and personalization still live within the broadcast paradigm. Both still assume that the way to achieve the end result is to broad...

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Why Aren’t Your Emails Getting More Action?
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Why Aren’t Your Emails Getting More Action?

25y Bryan Eisenberg

Why Aren’t Your Emails Getting More Action?

For a long time, Bryan has been concentrating on the topic of converting Web site traffic. But do the principles he’s been espousing apply to other me...

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If You're So Good, Sell Me
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If You're So Good, Sell Me

25y Bryan Eisenberg

If You're So Good, Sell Me

Are you endangering your online business? Nothing can be more deadly than the wrong assumptions. Bryan addresses some of the most common misconception...

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Passion, Part 2
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Passion, Part 2

25y Eric Norlin

Passion, Part 2

This one is not for the faint of heart, folks. We don't recommend that you read it if you're easily insulted. We know, though, that you're going to re...

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'What' Must Come Before 'How'
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'What' Must Come Before 'How'

25y Bryan Eisenberg

'What' Must Come Before 'How'

Wireframing is all about the "what" -- the execution and process of the site. It has nothing to do with the "how" -- including the innovations of tech...

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Opting for Results
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Opting for Results

25y Bryan Eisenberg

Opting for Results

Opting in involves an exchange of value. You get something you want (usually contact or marketing information), and your prospects get something they ...

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Passion, Part 1
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Passion, Part 1

25y Eric Norlin

Passion, Part 1

Passion is a product of emotion, not reason. But passion marketing has nothing to do with the emotional sell. It has to do with honesty, speaking from...

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It's the Customer, Stupid
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It's the Customer, Stupid

25y Bryan Eisenberg

It's the Customer, Stupid

Take a look at the words on your Web site. Are you talking about all the wonderful ways your visitors can benefit from your products or services, or a...

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Selling Yourself Short on Traffic
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Selling Yourself Short on Traffic

25y Bryan Eisenberg

Selling Yourself Short on Traffic

Fairy tales are often based on reality. True, some more than others. But here's one that's far from being a tall tale, even though it has a happy endi...

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Power to the People -- Enough Already...
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Power to the People -- Enough Already...

25y Eric Norlin

Power to the People -- Enough Already...

Which group were you in after Eric's last article? The busy-drinking-beer-in-college group? The "highly successful marketing executive" group? The "gi...

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How to Make the Most of Your Traffic
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How to Make the Most of Your Traffic

25y Bryan Eisenberg

How to Make the Most of Your Traffic

Despite the rash of dot-bombs, so-called experts are still telling you to increase sales by using methods that the has-beens have proven don't work. S...

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Increasing Your Conversion Rates
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Increasing Your Conversion Rates

25y Bryan Eisenberg

Increasing Your Conversion Rates

If you're going to survive, you have to focus on bottom-line results. Spending a fortune to drive traffic to your site -- when most of it never does a...

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Is ClickZ Nuts?
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Is ClickZ Nuts?

25y Eric Norlin

Is ClickZ Nuts?

Folks, looks like we have a fight on our hands. The newest addition to our columnist family has declared war against... ClickZ. But since he's now a p...

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The Five-Letter Dirty Word
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The Five-Letter Dirty Word

25y Bryan Eisenberg

The Five-Letter Dirty Word

What word (it refers to something we do every day, whether we realize it or not) immediately conjures up an image of a slick, aggressive, fast-talking...

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Two Limitations of Web Site Traffic Analysis Tools
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Two Limitations of Web Site Traffic Analysis Tools

25y Hurol Inan

Two Limitations of Web Site Traffic Analysis Tools

In the early days, collecting data about Web site traffic via log files was easy. These days, though, many Web sites provide dynamic content, and they...

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RE: Email Subject Lines That Work?
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RE: Email Subject Lines That Work?

25y Bryan Eisenberg

RE: Email Subject Lines That Work?

We are all bombarded by emails. Some are legitimate business correspondence, many more are solicitations, personal mail, junk, jokes, spam... With a...

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RE: Email Subject Lines That Work?
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RE: Email Subject Lines That Work?

25y Bryan Eisenberg

RE: Email Subject Lines That Work?

We are all bombarded by emails. Some are legitimate business correspondence, many more are solicitations, personal mail, junk, jokes, spam... With all...

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Warning: Explicit Lyrics
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Warning: Explicit Lyrics

25y Eric Norlin

Warning: Explicit Lyrics

If no one pays attention to marketing anymore, and so marketing supply and demand are in disequilibrium; and if instead there is demand for people wit...

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The Keys to Key-Driver Analysis
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The Keys to Key-Driver Analysis

25y Michael Hochster

The Keys to Key-Driver Analysis

Key-driver analysis is a powerful way to derive business value from customer-satisfaction data. And Michael's tips for successfully doing so will help...

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