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 Ken Wisnefski spoke to Women’s Wear Daily Financial Editor Arnold Karr on Ecommerce giant Alibaba’s 3rd Quarter.

Ken Wisnefski talked to Fox Business reporter Katie Roof regarding the value of Facebook's stock.

Ken Wisnefski talks to Mobile Marketer's Michael Barris about Facebook's mobile dominance and 3rd quarter earnings.

Ken Wisnefski was quoted in the International business times on why Netflix may not share their information on their ratings:

Could Ello unseat Facebook? That seems unlikely, said Kenneth Wisnefski, head of WebiMax, an advertising technology firm. But it taps into an undercurrent of dissatisfaction among some of its users. For them, Facebook "lost some of its cool factor," he said, though it is still ingrained in the daily lives of 829 million people.

Adjust content based on certain times. Changing the content on a website based on the time of day, week or even season can increase conversions as well. Consider replacing a phone number available to website visitors during business hours with a contact form when the business is closed. This will avoid missing out on potential customers who want to get in contact outside of business hours.

Ken Wisnefski spoke to China Daily reporter Zhang Yuwei about the impact e-commerce giant Alibaba's growth into American markets could have on American companies.

According to Webimax founder and CEO Ken Wisnefski, who was named South Jersey Entrepreneur of the Year by Philadelphia Business Journal this past summer, the business will be seeking to add another 100 employees at its new office at the Ferry Terminal Building over the next year.

To e-commerce expert, Ken Wisnefski, the gradual addition of the buy button seems desperate. "While this new feature is intriguing, it's not likely to make a huge impact on the revenue of Twitter," Wisnefski said in a recent report.

Net marketing expert Ken Wisnefski suggests treading carefully because he expects Yahoo will remain revenue-challenged in its core business.

Ken Wisnefski was interviewed by Natalie Rodriguez for Law 360 regarding the Atlantic City casino closures.  Read his quotes below:

Ken Wisnefski discusses sports reputation management and the Johnny Manziel "gesture" incident.

In the meantime, some industry observers hope that newspaper companies will use their independence to focus more of their time and cash on growing revenues organically through better digital advertising offerings. That is certainly what Ken Wisnefski, CEO of the Internet marketing company WebiMax, has been pushing for as he has worked with various local papers.

“This is another death knell for newspapers,” Ken Wisnefski, founder of the Internet marketing firm WebiMax, told International Business Times. “The drop in newspaper print editions has obviously been well-documented, but I think this move -- when you’re talking about a publication like USA Today -- it really shows the focus, and the need to build upon digital assets as opposed to traditional media.”

“Google has begun to favor sites that expand and contract to the varying and ever-growing screen sizes of mobile devices,” explains Ken Wisnefski, founder and CEO, WebiMax. “If your site is responsive and engages users, they’ll stay on the site more, which can lower your bounce rate.”

"Over time people have begun to abandon their laptops, and now use their phones for everything." - Ken Wisnefski, WebiMax CEO

"Phones have migrated largely away from 'talking' at this point and are much more utilized for apps, searching and making purchases," said Ken Wisnefski, founder and CEO of online marketing agency WebiMax. "Talking is secondary. Who talks on a phone anymore?"