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By: TSEG | Apr 21, 2014

Changes to Google Analytics: Universal Analytics

Universal Analytics has been in Beta for quite some time now, but it has finally received the call up to replace Classic Analytics. Universal Analytics allows for more robust tracking and gives more insight regarding user interaction on a given website. There are plenty of changes and updates that are worth mentioning, but one of...

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By: TSEG | Apr 7, 2014

Social Media Tools: Ways to Improve Your Social Media Marketing

There are a variety of social media tools that can be used to improve your online presence and ease the process of promoting your business through social media outlets. When it comes to a successful social media marketing strategy, it can be tough for small businesses to stand out amongst the rest. By using a...

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By: TSEG | Apr 1, 2014

Quarterly SEO Update: What Has Google Changed in 2014 So Far?

With the first quarter of 2014 behind us, we wanted to take a quick look at some of the biggest news on the SEO / Google front so far this year. January: Webmasters speculate that an unconfirmed algorithm update occurred between January 8-10 due to shifts in placement and traffic drops. Google punishes a large...

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By: TSEG | Feb 26, 2014

From Visitor to Customer: 4 Tips for Improving Conversion

It surprises me that there are websites out there that do not consider and incorporate conversion into the fabric of the design. It’s one thing to have a website that is pretty. It’s another thing to have a website that subtly persuades people to read, click, and buy (or submit contact information through a form)....

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By: TSEG | Feb 10, 2014

Increases in Mobile Traffic: A Look at the Past 3 Years

Last week, I read an article from a marketer who pointed to a 243% increase in mobile traffic among his clients over the past 2 years. I was a bit shocked by the number… it seemed high. And while traffic can differ industry to industry, and even client to client, for a number of reasons,...

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By: TSEG | Jan 13, 2014

Cloud[8]Sixteen, Inc. Ranks #9 for Marketing Companies on the Austin Business Journal’s 2014 Book of Lists

The entire team at TSEG (A Division of Cloud[8]Sixteen, Inc.) is proud to announce our inclusion on the Austin Business Journal’s list of Best Advertising and Marketing agencies in Austin, published in their annual Book of Lists. This year, the publication ranked our parent company, Cloud[8]Sixteen, Inc., #9 for Marketing and Advertising agencies. We are very...

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By: TSEG | Oct 21, 2013

3rd Party Reviews In Google Adwords

After 4 months of Beta testing, Google has released Review Extensions to the full population of Adwords advertisers. Review Extensions will display 3rd party reviews underneath an advertiser’s ad, hopefully lending both security and confidence to the product or service. This should help advertisers a great deal by confirming to users that the product or...

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By: TSEG | Sep 16, 2013

Yelp! I Need Somebody

Since the website Yelp (www.yelp.com) was relaunched in February of 2005 with a decided focus on providing user reviews of businesses and professionals, the site has become one of the most frequently visited sites on the web, as people look to the reviews provided by others in their communities before going to a new mechanic,...

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By: TSEG | Aug 23, 2013

The Cloud Moves Up

Cloud[8]Sixteen, Inc., got its start as TSEG (TSEG), a Search Engine Optimization company that our CEO and CTO ran out of their homes before making the company’s first move into a 500 sf office space in Westlake. After outgrowing that space, the company moved to a four-roomed, 1,000 sf office downtown next to the Driscoll Hotel. In...

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By: TSEG | Jul 15, 2013

The Cloud Plays Billiards

Eight members of the Cloud family walked into Slick Willie’s pool hall as a team with heads held high. That particular night, they did not leave in quite the same spirits. Aaron Dillon, Ngage Operations Manager, had experience in Pool League Play from years previous and decided to collect seven other members from Cloud [8]...

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