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Daily Edition · Page 10

THE DAILY INDEX

Technology, AI, software, security, crypto and business

NEWS & TRENDS

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US FTC FINALIZES BAN ON COMPANIES BUYING AND SELLING FAKE ONLINE REVIEWS

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has finalized a ban on companies buying or selling fake online reviews, empowering the agency to impose fines of up to $51,744 per violation. The ban targets fake reviews from non-existent customers, company insiders, or AI, and also prohibits buying fabricated views or followers. The rule does not require platforms to verify the authenticity of consumer reviews. It has gained support from companies like Google, Amazon, and Yelp.

links.tldrnewsletter.com · 1 min

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CREATING WINNING EMAIL MARKETING WELCOME SEQUENCES

Start your welcome sequence with a "pattern interrupt" email from an unexpected sender, like an EA, to pique curiosity. The next email sets expectations about future communications, while the third email invites subscribers to connect on social media. A survey in the fourth email gathers subscriber preferences to personalize future content. The fifth and sixth emails gently introduce products or services, using social proof and addressing common objections. The final email uses a provocative question to prompt action or a reply, completing the sequence.

socialmediaexaminer.com · 12 min

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20 WEBSITE HOMEPAGE DESIGN EXAMPLES AND BEST PRACTICES FOR PIXEL PERFECTION

This piece highlights successful design elements such as Apple's clear branding, Google's simple navigation, and Airbnb's responsive design. Key practices include implementing fast load times like Dropbox, using compelling headlines from Slack, and embedding high-quality images similar to Squarespace. Other notable elements are interactive features like those on Spotify, the consistent layout seen with Microsoft, and user-centered design as exemplified by Asana.

webfx.com · 12 min

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FLUTTERFLOW MARKETING TEARDOWN

FlutterFlow, a no-code mobile app platform, has muted branding in order to let its customers' brands shine. The company website includes a template marketplace, which allows the brand to rank for keywords that its prospects are searching. FlutterFlow primarily uses YouTube for its content marketing, focusing on tutorials and guides. It also hosts a blog, social media channels, and a knowledge base. The brand also runs build challenges before, which gets people to use the tool and generates organic word-of-mouth.

marketergems.com · 4 min

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