Unbounce 7 Thank You Pages That Take Post-Conversion to the Next Level Posted: 13 Sep 2016 12:00 AM PDT You can do better than that. Image source. Psst: This post was originally published in 2014, but we recently gave it a refresh during our two-week publishing hiatus . Since launching the Unbounce Marketing Blog, this post has become one of our top-performing posts of all time. We hope you enjoy the read. As conversion-oriented marketers, our focus is typically on persuading traffic to take action once people visit our landing pages. The Holy Grail is getting the click (sale, subscription, etc.). And – once that happens – many marketers simply thank the customer and happily walk away with cash in hand. Big mistake . Thank you pages are much more than pieces of virtual real estate on which to display gratitude and order numbers. These pages are an integral part of an optimized conversion system that, when used properly, can continu...
How SEO Has Changed with the Possum Update - Quick Sprout How SEO Has Changed with the Possum Update Posted: 25 Jan 2017 08:00 AM PST Google is totally unpredictable. SEO practitioners know full well that things can change in an instant, and search engine dominance today means nothing tomorrow. Or as Babe Ruth put it, Yesterday's home runs don't win today's games. One of the more significant updates Google made in 2016 was Possum. In fact, it's arguably the biggest change Google has made to local SEO since the Pigeon update back in 2014. As you might imagine, it's shaken things up quite a bit and has switched up the SEO landscape considerably. I'd like to dive into this topic and explain how it may have impacted your local rankings as well as what you need to know moving forward. Why is it called Possum? The first thing you're probably wondering about is why exactly the SEO community called it Poss...
MEAN Machine: A beginner's practical guide to the JavaScript stack by Chris Sevilleja AND Holly Lloyd English | 2015-07-31 | ISBN: N/A | 245 Pages | EPUB/MOBI/PDF (True) | 26 MB In this book, we will be learning about four pieces of software (MongoDB, ExpressJS, AngularJS, and Node.js) and how they combine to make the great MEAN stack. This book is suitable for beginners with no Angular or Node experience. Only a very basic knowledge of HTML and JavaScript is necessary. What You’ll Learn For just $25, you’ll gain a great real-world understanding of how to use Node and Angular. You will also learn the following: Build Node/Express applications and RESTful APIs from scratch How to authenticate Node and Angular applications Handle CRUD operations with MongoDB Build dynamic Angular frontend applications from scratch Build scalable and well-structured MEAN applications Best practices and techniques in application development Use Bower and Gulp for efficient develo...