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A mysterious announcement from CrakRevenue…

Content Marketing. It’s the word that has been on every marketer’s lips in 2013. Here’s a nice b2b content marketing infographic by Visual.ly.

For the online marketer, turning traffic into sales is an endless challenge. Looking into new ways of achieving better conversion figures is what drives everyone. But what happens when the results aren’t there? When your traffic is somewhat qualified, your content comes from top-quality sources but… the leads and sales count turn out to underwhelming?

I’m sure that most of you already know that CrakRevenue gives you access to exclusive deals and offers that are not available when going direct with sponsors. Many of these sought-after programs are based on a Pay Per Lead model, which has become increasingly popular in the last years.
If you want to win the game, you need to know the rules first, right?

I always get a kick out of answering a new team member’s inevitably question :
“What does ‘Follow the Whale’ mean?”
Ok, so maybe I come off a bit as a a-hole for answering with “Kaahn YiuUu SpeeAk WhaAle?” – maybe it’s because I do it in Dory’s voice, or maybe it’s because I’m answering their question with another question (don’t you just hate that?), but my point is to make them remember one thing : At CrakRevenue, we speak whale.

Next week, we’ll be packing our suitcases with summer gear and business cards, getting ready to fly south for the 2013 edition of the The Phoenix Forums!

With an increasing proportion of surfers going mobile when browsing for content, the importance of having the right tools is stronger than ever.

In today’s post, you will learn how to extend your audience reach beyond Tumblr’s backyard.
We will show you how Reddit can be used to drive significative heaps of traffic and revenue to your blog pages.