5 Common SEO Questions We Are Asked All The Time
January 31, 2022
If you are a business owner who is paying for digital marketing, chances are you have signed up for SEO at some point or another
If you are a business owner who is paying for digital marketing, chances are you have signed up for SEO at some point or another
Pay-Per-Click is a fantastic way to get your company’s name and service or product in front of the audience that you want to market to.
Google Ads is a classic example of “Why should I pay someone to do something I can do on my own?” The answer to that is
If you don’t want to put much effort into the content on your website because “nobody is going to read it anyway”, you’re not alone!
The recent coronavirus pandemic, lock-downs, and quarantines have all contributed to the recent chaotic and uneasy feelings that everybody is experiencing. For business owners, it
Most business owners know that to grow a business in today’s market, digital marketing is the way to go. When you need to find a
By Katie Harris: Keywords are basically what drives the organic or free traffic to your website. Do you know what keywords you currently rank for?
Maybe for you, it’s easier to focus solely on organic rankings (Google Search) because on the surface, it’s free. Perhaps PPC (Pay Per Click Advertising)
Some of you know that I have a passion for wakeboarding. I work lots of Saturday mornings because I love my work, but if it is over 70 degrees outside on a Saturday morning, you won’t find me in front of a computer. You are much more likely to find me upside down on a wakeboard flying through the air behind a boat.
A guy in my neighborhood has a business that does wraps, decals, and skins for boats, atvs, snowmobiles, etc. Just recently I bought a new wrap for my boat through his website, but not until after 3 phone calls and multiple tries at the shopping cart. At first I felt so dumb. Why was it so difficult to make purchase and get what I wanted? Why did I feel so unsure that I was actually going to get what I wanted? Was it me?
This is the third post in a series entitled: “5 Analysis Tools: A Conceptual Look at PPC.” This series will focus on utilizing these five tools to help you develop a strong paid online advertising strategy.
The S.W.O.T. analysis is a great tool is to evaluate the Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats of your PPC advertising (as well as your overall marketing and business objectives). In general use, it groups information into two categories: internal and external factors (Wikipedia).
It would be nice if people would just buy our products. Too bad it doesn’t work that way. This is why we do marketing. To get to the people who will buy our products.
This E-Book describes the process of getting data and analyzing it to segment your market to illustrate what types of consumers are buying. Also, it gives tips as to what online marketing tools you can use to reach these segments once you define them. You can get the E-Book here – Consumer Segmentation for Online Marketers
This is the first entry in a series exploring the impact of PPC advertising in various industries.
The auto industry is well positioned to take full advantage of the benefits of pay per click (PPC) advertising. Let’s face it, buyers are looking online more than ever to research everything from soup to nuts and making a major purchase like a car or truck is certainly no exception. According to Google, there were 301,000 searches last month just for the term “dodge truck”. Your buyers are on the web, can they find you?
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