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3 Tips For Integrating Customer Data Systems

Integrating Customer Data Systems

Making the most of your data: What to do when integrating customer data systems

Customer data systems have become a valuable commodity. With so much software allowing so many customer activities to be tracked, it’s unwise of any company to just throw customer data away. However, not every company already has the systems in place to analyse data from multiple sources. When this is so, customer data systems integration has to be done.

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CRM Software Options – Good or Evil?

CRM Software Options - Good or Evil?

Are CRM software options and features a good thing or a bad thing? Find out how your decision-making process can being undoing all your good intent and actually placing your CRM project at risk.

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5 Conversion Centered Design FAQs Answered

5 Conversion Centered Design FAQs Answered

Conversion Centered Design: 5 questions answered Conversion centered design is often associated with the exclusive domain of online retailers. The truth is, any business expecting results from their online efforts can (and should) be looking for conversions. Whether it’s a contact request. A whitepaper download. A newsletter signup. Each is […]

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Wine Brand Image: What About the Label?

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Vineyard celebrity makeovers: When is it time to give your wine a facelift? Everyone needs a little makeover now and again. For your wine label, it might be sooner rather than later. A lot of thought goes into the design of wine bottles and labels, and so it’s understandable when […]

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Digital Marketing For Wineries: Wonderful Website Design

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Getting the wine flowing: How to keep punters on your website Regardless of the kind of operation you run, your wine website is going to hold an important place in your digital marketing plan. You might rely on it for support in getting people to your cellar door, convincing distributors to […]

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Conduct Your Own SEO Audit: Part 2

Basic SEO Audit Part 2 Off Site SEO

Conduct A Basic SEO Audit: Off Site SEO In our conduct your own SEO audit part 1 you learnt about on site SEO. In part two we’ll talk about Off site SEO. SEO audits are a good way to start your optimisation plan. Once you’ve looked into the things that your […]

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Conduct Your Own SEO Audit: Part 1

Basic SEO Audit Part 1 On Site SEO

Start SEO with your best foot forward: How to conduct an SEO audit part 1:

You can’t walk before you crawl. Similarly, you can’t rank well if you don’t know how you’re being crawled – by the search engines. If it’s been up for any amount of time, your site already has a certain reputation you’re going to need to build on with your SEO efforts. The only way to know where you stand is to conduct a SEO site audit.

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Wine Done Well: Brand Consistency

Wine Done Well: Brand Consistency

Let’s be honest: wine is a romantic product. The average consumer is more open to being emotionally invested in a wine company than they are in, say, a carpenter’s. So why aren’t more wine companies using their romantic natures to woo customers effectively? The answer is a lack of insight into brand consistency.

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Customise Closed Loop Marketing to YOUR Business

Custom Closed Loop Marketing

Regardless of what type of system you’re investing in, you need to know where to start when you do tailor it to your company.

Most companies make the mistake of running the system, then trying to make adjustments retrospectively. This is less than ideal.

A much better way would be to line everything up, just as you want it, before you start.

In this article we’ll give you a short list of things to think about when setting up your closed loop marketing program.

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The Biggest Threat to IT Security

Biggest Threat to IT security

It seems the more technologically advanced our civilisation gets, the more vulnerabilities flourish.

That’s certainly been the moral of the last year or so in IT circles.

With major corporations and government agencies still reeling from massive hacks, it makes sense that most companies are looking to cybersecurity.

And the more they look, the more they find one yawning chasm of vulnerability: their staff.

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