Thanks to all of our September 17th “Developing a Killer Competitive Strategy: DIY Web Marketing” attendees. We hope you found it useful!
If you have any questions or comments, please reach out to Rob.
The webinar recording is now available so If you missed the session or are looking to review what we covered, check it out!
ByTaylor
The most insightful online marketing posts we’ve read in the last few weeks. People Don’t Read Online—They Scan. This Is How to Write for Them It’s important to know how to optimize online content for reader engagement in an era where users tend to skim rather than thoroughly read web articles. Rita Kind-Envy looks at…
ByRob
Curious to know if your competitors are running Search Ads and, if so, what they are saying in their ads? In 2023, Google launched their Ads Transparency Center at https://adstransparency.google.com To see your competitors’ ads, just go to the Transparency Center and paste anyone’s website URL or business name into the All Topics search field…
ByRob
Why Your Business Is Doing Twitter Wrong By making three relatively simple implementation tweaks you can create more engaging tweets, improve tracking, provide better exposure for your Twitter username and increase the number of your followers (and potentially your customers). Read more here. The 5 Most Common Adwords Mistakes Google AdWords is a perfect place…
ByTaylor
The most insightful online marketing posts we’ve read in the last few weeks. Want to set your 2024 SEO priorities? Run these GA4 reports. We know just how confusing GA4 can be. That’s why we think articles like this one by Adam Tanguay are so helpful: they help you get the information you need to…
ByRob
This is the first blog post we’ll be doing in a series of posts aimed at answering questions which come up regularly with new clients. The following description may take some technical license, but I’ve tried to simplify the concept into the most basic of terms (it can get confusing). So here are the quick…
ByRob
Interested in Mobile Marketing with QR codes? Let’s start with a few of the basics… A QR code (as pictured) is a “scannable” graphic that links smartphone users to a web page. The process is quite simple. A smartphone user opens their QR app, scans the code, and are immediately taken to the web page…