Little Bird is a must have tool for marketers and sales people looking to identify influential people and connected leaders in topics of interest. For example, let’s imagine you have a new breakthrough product and want to identify the top industry insiders and influencers to help promote it. Little Bird makes it really easy to identify and connect with them. Best of all, they regularly send their subscribers a list of people they haven’t connected with but should. This is like a reverse, drip marketing campaign – where the marketer (instead of their prospects) receives information to act on.
It’s not a secret that Google appreciates business citations and listings. They are a part of its search algorithm. It’s a strong fact that must make you choose business links for your SEO campaign. The other benefit is that because of them you can receive unoptimized and DoFollow links. These links can guarantee trustworthy neighboring of your site that will attract Internet users and clients. Google considers these platforms as trustworthy and knows that they attract other business clients. In other words, almost all of them are accepted as 100% relevant.
What if, after sensing a customer is getting upset while waiting on hold, a call could automatically route to a customer support agent. What if there were a technology that could listen in on sales calls to determine if a client was going to purchase or not? What if by looking at video footage, you could make some assumptions about the leadership of a competitor?
What if, after sensing a customer is getting upset while waiting on hold, a call could automatically route to a customer support agent. What if there were a technology that could listen in on sales calls to determine if a client was going to purchase or not? What if by looking at video footage, you could make some assumptions about the leadership of a competitor?
If you’re not getting the clicks… you may need to invest more money per click. As you might expect, there are algorithms in play for SEM. Also, the more you pay, the more likely you are to be served with high-value (in terms of potential spending with your business) clicks. Or, you may just need to re-evaluate your keyphrase – maybe it’s not as popular as the figures, provided by Google Adwords, suggest?
However, with all of these so-called modern conveniences to life, where technology's ever-pervading presence has improved even the most basic tasks for us such as hailing a ride or ordering food or conducting any sort of commerce instantly and efficiently, many are left in the dark. While all of us have become self-professed experts at consuming content and utilizing a variety of tools freely available to search and seek out information, we're effectively drowning in a sea of digital overload.
By using the Facebook tracking pixel or the Adwords pixel, you can help to define your audience and work to entice them to come back to your site. Let's say the didn't finish their purchase or they simply showed up and left after adding something to their shopping cart, or they filled out a lead form and disappeared, you can re-target those individuals.
Place strategic search phrases on pages. Integrate selected keywords into your website source code and existing content on designated pages. Make sure to apply a suggested guideline of one to three keywords/phrases per content page and add more pages to complete the list. Ensure that related words are used as a natural inclusion of your keywords. It helps the search engines quickly determine what the page is about. A natural approach to this works best. In the past, 100 to 300 words on a page was recommended. Many tests show that pages with 800 to 2,000 words can outperform shorter ones. In the end, the users, the marketplace, content and links will determine the popularity and ranking numbers.
PennWell Marketing Solutions completes your marketing picture by providing a full suite of services to help you distill and effectively disseminate your message to your target audience. We do this by becoming an extension of your marketing team. We will help you define what’s unique about your brand. And, we will help you influence buying decisions across multiple channels, engage potential clients, and convert prospects into customers.
According to the U.S. Commerce Department, consumers spent $453.46 billion on the web for retail purchases in 2017, a 16.0% increase compared with $390.99 billion in 2016. That’s the highest growth rate since 2011, when online sales grew 17.5% over 2010. Forrester predicts that online sales will account for 17% of all US retail sales by 2022. And digital advertising is also growing strongly; According to Strategy Analytics, in 2017 digital advertising was up 12%, accounting for approximately 38% of overall spending on advertising, or $207.44 billion.
