Registration for BookCamp 2010 opened last week and we’re getting excited for a full day of book and technology-related discussions. BookCamp Vancouver is a chance to bring the publishing and technology community together to discuss the future of books and...
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Measuring your Social Media Marketing: KPIs for Product & Brand Awareness
by Crissy Campbell | Jul 22, 2010 | ROI Measurements, Social Media Marketing, Underwire Newsletter
Marketers know that the ability to measure success online is far more accurate than measurements offline. Tracking, analyzing and responding to the data is your key to success. Begin by defining the key performance indicators, or KPIs, for your campaigns. With your...
BC Book Prizes’ Summer 2012 Online Auction
by Crissy Campbell | Jul 20, 2010 | Events
One of our clients, BC Book Prizes, is holding their Summer 2010 Online Auction. They have some amazing prize packages that are open to bidding and the proceeds go to supporting the achievements of British Columbian writers and publishers. Prizes Include: The...

Hootsuite’s New Features: Hootsuite 5, Social Relationship & Support Tools, and Paid Packages
by Crissy Campbell | Jul 15, 2010 | Social Media Marketing
If you are unfamiliar with Hootsuite, it’s a twitter platform (based out of Vancouver) that lets you manage multiple twitter accounts, schedule your tweets, sync twitter accounts with your team, and track your twitter stats - like how many users are clicking on...
5 Must-Read Social Media Articles
by Crissy Campbell | Jul 7, 2010 | Social Media Marketing
A lot has been happening on the web these past few weeks so we thought it’d be useful to do a roundup of some of the must-read articles that we’ve come across that you may have missed. Do you have other interesting articles to add to this list? 5 Social...
Become a Google Analytics Pro
by Crissy Campbell | Jun 24, 2010 | Google Analytics, Underwire Newsletter
Back in April we talked about How to Understand a Google Analytics Report and since then we’ve been providing a lot of Google Analytics tips. Since it’s handy to have all of our tips in one place, here is a roundup of our Google Analytics guidelines and...

How to Filter Out My Internal Traffic Google Analytics, Old Version
by Crissy Campbell | Jun 17, 2010 | Google Analytics, Tech Support for Non-Techies
Dec 15, 2011 Update: Here’s how to filter out internal traffic in the new Google Analytics. Nothing skews your website analytics more than including your internal traffic. Employees’ behaviours on the site are different than visitors’ behaviours...
Testing Localization Settings
by Monique Sherrett | Jun 17, 2010 | News, Work
Today we are testing the localization settings for our website and server. There appears to be a disconnect between when we think posts are going to go live and when they actually go live. Rather annoying. So now we’re going to test our theories. Some days you...

How the Internet Has Changed Book Discovery and Sales
by Crissy Campbell | Jun 16, 2010 | Harebrained Ideas
The iPad launched in Canada two weeks ago now and we’re waiting to see what impact it will have on book sales and the publishing industry as a whole. While it’s still too early to get concrete data (in Canada few books have even been licensed to the...

How to Use Analytics’ Annotations to Track Your Marketing Campaigns
by Crissy Campbell | Jun 1, 2010 | Google Analytics
Google Analytics’ Annotations feature is a really useful tool that doesn’t get used as much as it should. It’s an easy feature to apply and it’s great for measuring the success of your marketing campaigns because it creates an activity timeline...
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