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How do you check if your email newsletters are having great effects on your blog?
To measure how effective your emails are at setting up expectations, don’t just look at the emails themselves. Instead, check the bounce rate on the corresponding landing pages your emails are linking to. Bounce rate is a measurement of the percentage of website visitors who land on your page but enRead more
To measure how effective your emails are at setting up expectations, don’t just look at the emails themselves. Instead, check the bounce rate on the corresponding landing pages your emails are linking to. Bounce rate is a measurement of the percentage of website visitors who land on your page but end up leaving immediately without doing anything else. In other words, they bounce off your site without sticking.
See lessFor email campaigns that point to landing pages, bounce rate can help you determine if the message and landing page line up. The email may successfully lead the reader from one page to another, but if readers aren’t staying long on your webpage, you’ll need to reevaluate how well your email and landing page content align.
What does it mean to trademark a name or nickname?
You can certainly trademark your name but only if it is conjunction with particular goods or services. Note that, even if you’re famous, you can’t just trademark your name. L.L. Bean’s clothing is trademarked, Eddie Bauer’s clothing is trademarked. If you have something to sell or a service to proviRead more
You can certainly trademark your name but only if it is conjunction with particular goods or services. Note that, even if you’re famous, you can’t just trademark your name. L.L. Bean’s clothing is trademarked, Eddie Bauer’s clothing is trademarked. If you have something to sell or a service to provide you can certainly trademark your name. Trademarks are source identifiers, if you are the source of the goods or services you may avail yourself of the protection of registering your name as a trademark.
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