Planned randomness creates some interesting word combinations:
think content
content inside
conversation Marketing
Marketing response
Irrational questions
Now coming. really
Blog company
Right site
got leads?
LIVE experiments
company better
Decision close
truly ever-knowledgeable decisions
Can Generation
...and my favorite:
think
My compadres in the SEO world will have to tell me if this is any help in ensuring that you're using good keywords in your content.
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You can't see your Web site from the inside. I'm sorry, you just can't. You're too close to your company to think objectively, like a visitor.
That's why you have me and the Austin Conversion Meetup.
Submit your home page or landing page to be reviewed LIVE by a real lab-coat wearing Conversion Scientist. I'll bleed on your page, live, on screen, answering questions about what keeps your visitors from turning into leads and sales.
When
October 1 (Wednesday)
6:00pm
Register at Meetup.com: http://budurl.com/fsts
Can you use personas to help you make better decisions about your site, strategy and content even if you're not a Conversion Scientist?
Well, I think so.
This is a short excerpt (13 minutes) from our Webinar Right content. Right response. I think you could use the Decision Mode and the Generation of your most important visitors to craft more engaging content on your site.
It's worth 13 minutes to find out, isn't it?
The slides that accompany the discussion are:
You don't want to be trotting out your sacred cows when Dan Ariely is around. He has a natural desire to dispel our belief in our rational, calculating minds. And he's got the experiments to prove it.
I had the privilege to interview Dan, the author of Predictably Irrational: The Hidden Forces that Shape our Decisions and the Predictably Irrational Blog for the Bootstrap Network. I run the Marketing subgroup, who sponsored the event.
You can hear the interview with Dan Ariely in its entirety on the the Bootstrap Austin Blog.
