Have One Hyperlink in an HTML Page Link to Multiple Targets
Why?
Many times you want to link from your web page to an external source or related page, but you have multiple such sources or related pages connected to the same word or phrase.
How?
Optimally this might be built into the needed protocols, but currently, it can be accomplished using JavaScript. When clicking you will get a small popup menu with all the links and their separate anchor texts and you can choose which one to follow. These are actual multiple hypertext tags, just hidden until you click on the visible one. This will enable search engines also to crawl all linked URLs.
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Search the Mall Based on Specific Item
Why?
It’s easy to find all the shops in the category that might stock the item you are looking for. But then you have to visit every store only to find out many don’t have the item you are looking for in stock at the moment.
How?
Have an item based search app or website that allows you to browse at a much more granular level like “10 years old swim trunk.” It will show you all the items currently in stock, which shop you can get it and at what price.
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Email Marketing Live Testing Service
Why?
So you can test your email variations (subject lines, CTAs, etc.) on real people with similar demographics that are not on your list.
How?
Aggregate people who are willing to receive test emails from a wide variety of demographics. The marketer can select a group from these people based on demographics and psychographics and do an A/B or multi-variant test of his emails to this group.
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