What makes someone leave a website? That a great question, and one you need to ask in order to optimize your own website. The goal is to drive more traffic to your site, not scaring potential customers away because they had difficulty finding what they were looking for or you had no new content to offer them. The great folks over at KISSmetrics have created the valuable infographic below that covers the eight reasons why traffic may be leaving your website and how you can fix it.

You've realized how important a business blog is and are churning out some great content for your audience. That's awesome! But you ask yourself, "Why are my views and engagement levels not where I want them to be?" The answer may seem simple, but it's crucial to the success of your blog. Knowing the best time to post a blog will boost traffic and you'll see more engagement, people commenting and sharing your post. The great people over at KISSmetrics have created the infographic below from their "The Science of Social Timing" series to help you optimize your posting times and reach your business blogging goals.

The marketing industry is very competitive and marketers are always looking to evolve with new skills they can add to their repertoire. Formstack has created the valuable infographic below that highlights the seven skills marketers need to be successful in their position. Don't get left in the dust - a marketer with a diversified skill set is in high demand, especially in today's digital marketing age.

Have you wondered what all the fuss is regarding Pinterest and why so many brands are using it? Do you want to see your traffic increase and see your leads and sales numbers increase with ease? You've come to the right place. The folks over at WhoIsHostingThis have created a valuable resource to explain the phenomenon behind Pinterest, why it's such a successful social platform for businesses, and the steps your business can take to watch your list of followers soar and track the impressive results for yourselves.

Every day we are exposed to a wide array of colours, both in nature and the consumer world. The colours that brands use in their logo, on their website, and in advertising are chosen for a reason. Once their target audience is exposed to these visual mediums, the hope is that these colours invoke certain feelings which lead them to a particular action or purchase decision. The below infographic from WebpageFX shows exactly how colour affects what we buy as they break down the psychology behind primary and secondary colours.