As marketers, we continually look for new ways to drive visibility, increase brand impressions, and earn clicks. But what happens when a big increase in traffic doesn’t yield more leads? We recently ran into… Read more »
Smart marketing…is concise and focused. Can you explain your value in 10 words or less? Do you use simple language your customers understand – or lots of jargon? Do your marketing communications spark readers’ curiosity… Read more »
Did you know that 56% of all web traffic is from mobile devices? And that number is growing quickly! Unfortunately, many websites are still “immobilized” and not mobile-device friendly. Smart websites…adjust to the device they… Read more »
The call to action, that is! Does every page of your website offer a chance to convert? Does your website make it easy to be your customer? No? Then you need to revamp your calls… Read more »
Emotional appeal, that is. Smart marketing…uses emotions to create a response. The way customers remember an experience impacts how they rate it. And you know what dramatically affects the way customers remember experiences with your… Read more »
Or, should we say, a “lack of image” problem! Smart Marketing … uses compelling images to capture attention and improve conversions. We live in a visual world, and with good reason: We’re wired to understand… Read more »
Smart Marketing … uses paid reach strategically to boost ROI. “Social media is free!” Yeah, that’s a myth. Technically, it may not cost you anything to post on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter. But when it… Read more »
Smart Marketing … uses web analytics to make better decisions. For managers of retail stores, restaurants and physicians’ offices, it’s easy to monitor how many visitors come into your location. But website visitors? You can’t… Read more »
Smart Marketing … uses social media to stay top-of-mind and create a competitive advantage. Pew Research Center found that 8 in 10 U.S. adults use Facebook. And 467 million Americans use LinkedIn. Let those numbers… Read more »
Smart Marketing … embraces change. Back in 1965, Intel co-founder Gordon Moore made a prediction known as Moore’s Law, which states that computer processing speed doubles every 18 months. Translation? In just 2 years, your… Read more »
