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It’s hard to remember all of the technical terms and acronyms for these digital thingamajigs. So bookmark this glossary for Search Engine Marketing terms.
You’re gonna want to come back to it often for refreshers, so just to keep it practical: let’s jump to it.
Continue reading “A quick glossary for Search Engine Marketing”
The rules of SEO are changing continuously and that tiny little fact is making many SEO “experts” (and none) crazy. So let’s see where we are at the moment.
Well, you’re not alone (if that’s any consolation at all). So for the sake of what I’m trying to do with my blog, which is helping people in digital-need, here’s a recap of the current state of SEO.
Measuring and analyzing isn’t as fun as tweeting, but knowing the key metrics to measure can make the job easier, to verify what we’re doing is working.
Said no one ever.
But it’s important enough for you to learn how to do it properly, so let’s concentrate on the key metrics to measure and get it over with.
Continue reading “3 important metrics to measure on Google Analytics”
Google Analytics is a strong tool, it will teach you all about the different channels people come to your website from. But what if it’s not enough?
Oh but it isn’t. Sadly Google is not giving you the real picture for all your marketing efforts.
But don’t worry, we’re going to fix that.
Make sure you’re giving your clients the best customer experience you can by standardising what they’re experiencing all over your brand’s services.
Omnichannel is the shiz right now, since people are more than used to the fact that, for example, a company’s Twitter account is a direct contact with the company itself. Someone in there listens, and the audience expects to be heard as well.
Make sure you are always on your audience’s minds and lips by keeping up with trends and using popular hashtags.
I personally love this strategy, because you get to really get creative and break out of the usual methods you might use while generating content.
Another awesome reason for absolutely loving keeping up with trends is that there are some really funny or creative posts out there, so researching them is really fun(ny) as well! Continue reading “Keeping up with trends – 4 quick tips and a case study”
Nothing ruins trust more than a false promise. Make sure your landing pages provide what you promised on the referring link.
Landing pages are the first pages your visitors see after clicking on a link you posted somewhere, which could be your home page, but for a better, quicker and more productive costumer experience, it should be a specific page talking about a specific subject. Continue reading “Land great landing pages”
Connecting with your audience is perhaps the hardest, yet, most important part of your social media efforts. Let me give you an example on how to do that.
Yes, I’m going to repeat this phrase quite a few times, since it really is a very important aspect of social media.
I’ll divide this article into three parts: The why, the how, and an example from one of my clients. Continue reading “How and why you should connect with your audience – first case study”
