Website migrations promise exciting possibilities—faster load times, improved user experiences, and modern designs that better reflect brands. Yet beneath this potential lies a significant risk: losing the organic search visibility businesses worked to build.
This is the digital marketing universal truth: You should always be testing—especially in your ad campaigns. In a time when users are estimated to perform over 1,000 searches per year, it’s easy for your business to get lost in the shuffle if you’re not using the most creative or relevant ad …
While Google has gotten better and better at preventing miscellaneous or manipulative sites from rising to the top of the SERP, there’s still a good amount of work involved in taking your site to the top. These days, there are no shortcuts in SEO. Keyword-stuffing or spammy links won’t help you …
Paid search campaigns are extremely versatile. Whether you’re a university looking for higher enrollment numbers or an e-commerce site trying to move products out of your warehouse, pay-per-click (PPC) campaigns have something to offer.
9/10. 4/10. 7/10. Am I judging an Olympic sports team? No! Rating new horror movies on Rotten Tomatoes? Nope. I’m actually analyzing different Quality Scores on Google AdWords.
So maybe you’re the Director of Marketing at an enterprise business. Or you’re the Head of Business Development. Perhaps you’re in charge of advertising relations. No matter your title, if you’re the liaison between your enterprise business and your digital marketing agency, this is a must-read.
The beauty of digital advertising isn’t in a great website. The beauty is in the data. (Beautifully designed landing pages or banner ads don’t hurt, though.)