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Most business owners realize that websites are not permanent fixtures and must be updated periodically. But many businesses still commit deadly sins with their new designs. Don't be that business.

Have you ever wondered what makes for a really good website? There are many factors and design is one of the main elements to consider. All the things your website visitor cannot see are important, but what that visitor does see and experience is arguably more important. 

Topics: website traffic, Landing pages, SEO strategy, website design, email marketing strategy

[This article was originally posted in September of 2018. Two years have passed, marketing has evolved, and the world has also gone through a unique period of pandemic and all the fallout from that. So, it is a fair question to ask once again, does blogging still matter for content marketing? With that in mind, we have updated and expanded this post.]

With all the changes in search engine optimization and the vast range of social media platforms available, does blogging still matter for content marketing?

Topics: website traffic, Business Blogging, SEO, Blogging, Content Marketing Strategy

For business owners or managers, marketing terms can be confusing. But knowing the distinction between a website's homepage and a landing page is critical.

 

Topics: landing page, website traffic, inbound marketing, SEO, homepage

If you're not a marketer, but a business owner or manager tasked with your own marketing, landing pages can be intimidating.

 

Topics: call-to-action, website traffic, Landing pages, lead generation, lead magnet

There are many strategies you can employ to promote your brand. And every strategy has tactics you can use to reach your goals. But the beauty of content marketing is the simplicity and power of a blog post at the heart of your marketing efforts.

 

Topics: content marketing, website traffic, Blogging, business blog, Content Marketing Strategy

One of the problems business owners and marketers are facing today with the full-press advent of content marketing is what some are calling "content overload." Another is boring content.

 

Topics: website traffic, Content Marketing Strategy, content distribution, lead magnet, AIDA

Most business owners realize that websites are not permanent fixtures and must be updated periodically. But many businesses still commit deadly sins with their new designs. Don't be that business.

Have you ever wondered what makes for a really good website? There are many factors and design is one of the main elements to consider. All the things your website visitor cannot see are important, but what that visitor does see and experience is arguably more important. 

Topics: website traffic, Landing pages, SEO strategy, website design, email marketing strategy

All brands have content. But not all brands are engaged in content marketing. But there is huge value in using content as a marketing strategy. 

Your website must be a source of value for your customers in order to be found online and to drive visitor traffic to your site, and to have the opportunity to engage with those customers. And the best way to make that happen is with quality content.

Topics: content marketing, website traffic, Search Engine Optimization, content creation, infographic, Content Marketing Strategy

Human beings are visual creatures and visual content attracts attention. And attention drives website traffic. Which is why infographics are a great choice.

Just saying that visual content is powerful is simply stating the obvious. Pointing out that infographics, in particular, stand out among other various forms of content requires facts.

Topics: website traffic, Web content, infographics, Content Marketing Strategy, graphics, visual content

Video continues to dominate the content marketing realm with marketers and business owners. And, because the numbers continue to climb, video is becoming the king of visual content.

There is a place for professionally produced videos that are part of a multi-channel marketing campaign. And then there is your own business. The budget just isn't there for a $10,000 video, nor do you have a the resources for launching and managing a complex campaign.

Topics: website traffic, Video Marketing, inbound marketing, video, content creation, visual content