Netsville presents our top 5 Best of the Week picks for Internet Marketing stories and developments from across the web.
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Top Marketing Trends That Are (Digitally) Transforming Your Business
Technology and startup companies are well ahead of most industries in applying digital technology to all areas of a business. Digital transformation isn’t simply integrating new digital technology, it’s about fundamentally changing your business’s operational model. It’s about delivering a new kind of value to your customers through technology and automation. This will look different for each and every business, based on the unique challenges and current processes in place.
Read more at Forbes.
How to rev up your page speed for better website performance
Improving page speed isn’t some arcane and mysterious dark art. Contributor Jeremy Knauff reviews everything from plug-ins to CDNs and points out what you can do to improve your page speed without a bunch of hocus-pocus.
Read more at Search Engine Land.
The Questions You Should Be Asking When Looking at Your SEO and Social Media Strategy
For SEO, how are people discovering you? What questions would they ask Google that could lead them to you? Let’s say you own a car dealership and want to own “best car dealership in Minnesota.” Yes, you could go to Google Adwords and spend money on a search term. But buying your way into SEO popularity can be expensive. (And most consumers ignore obvious ads.)
Read more at Entrepreneur.
Infographic: 2018 Q3 Global Digital Statshot
For digital marketers, engagement is key. While it’s certainly important that internet users see your content and process it, actually getting them to interact with it is the name of the game. But persuading passive users to take more of an active role in the social media landscape is easier said than done.
Read more at Netsville.
Genesys is offering the first ‘fully integrated’ use of Google Contact Center AI
Last week, Google announced a variety of new AI offerings, most notably the alpha release of its new Contact Center AI.
Based on its Dialogflow development suite for conversational agents, launched last fall, Contact Center AI offers a voice bot Virtual Agent who answers a call, a handoff to a human agent if the conversation gets too complex, an Agent Assist system to help inform the human agent of that earlier conversation and prior history, and other support.
Read more at MarTech Today
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