With the start of the new year around the corner, you might feel the itch to freshen up your brand image with a website redesign. It's an investment that needs careful thought and planning. Before committing, be sure to ask yourself two important questions: "why" and "what".
Digital marketing is like running a marathon. You can't see the end when you start. It's a long way to the finish. But, you know that training and staying focused can give you the best chance of reaching the finish line.
You've spent tireless hours designing, building and running your website. This is already a major step. Congratulations! But, there is still more work to be done with optimization.
In the modern workplace, sales reps are driven by data to make decisions about their leads. But, that data comes in from many different sources. It's difficult to navigate through data about prospects quickly. Something needed to change for sales teams to make sense of the information.
Thus, sales productivity tools were created. In fact, sales enablement relies on these tools and other content to help sales teams sell more effectively. In this blog post, you'll learn how your sales reps can better report and analyze their sales data, create content, and automate the sales process. Let's help you sell better!
As a Digital Marketing professional, your job roles include marketing campaigns and data analysis. But, it's a chore to manually check these marketing statistics to glean patterns about user behavior and interactions. No need to worry, though.
B2B predictive marketing analytics creates a model to better analyze and market to your prospects. It uses self-learning to predict their behavior based on their past interactions with your website. We cover three ways that you can use predictive analytics to be a more effective marketer. Let's get into rockstar marketing!
In the digital marketplace, most businesses use a mix of pay-per-click (PPC) advertising, content marketing and social media postings. But, it's easy to fall into the trap of doing things because that's just how it's done instead of doing them because they are effective. If you don't know how your marketing efforts are affecting your business, you could be throwing your advertising dollars away!
Chances are that your brand is already monitoring the number of people who visit your site. But is that enough? If you really want to measure success and help your brand grow, it is essential to monitor web analytics. Once you have this valuable data and can analyze the metrics that are important to meeting your brand’s goals, you can make necessary changes to your strategy and start seeing real improvement.
You've probably been told that you need an online presence. Perhaps you've been putting it off, or perhaps you've been intimidated by the thought of internet marketing. Maybe you thought you didn't have enough of a customer base to consider going online with your business. The facts say otherwise.
Pay-per-click, social media ads, and content marketing are all great ways to get new visitors to your website. You've invested the resources and done the work, and your numbers are showing your success--but is it enough? Are you generating leads and closing sales? If you cannot connect your marketing efforts with real sales, you're missing an essential piece of the web marketing puzzle.
Your website: is it a useful presence that gives potential customers vital information about your company? Or, is your website “just there”? Whether you sell products online or you only use your website as an information hub, it helps for you to think of it as a business. Your website should be attracting visitors and converting them into customers—whether that means making a sale, encouraging visitors to join your mailing list, or bringing guests into a retail establishment.
