Don’t Waste Time Fishing For Great Ad Copy
Many would say that the sport of fishing is more about technique than luck. You can cast your line as many times as you want, but unless there’s a little technical know-how involved, the chances that you end up reeling in The Big One can be pretty slim. The same can be said when it comes to writing effective ad copy that increases your conversion rate. Whether the ad is for a newspaper, flyer, or Google AdWords campaign, be sure your text includes a hook, line, and sinker.
Get The Most Out of Google Analytics
Many of our clients use Google Analytics to help them track how their website or Google AdWords accounts are performing. Google Analytics provides a wealth of information, and if you don’t have a lot of experience using its interface, it can be a challenge to decide which reports you should close attention to.
Increase Brand Engagement With Facebook
Many of our clients ask us if they should be using Facebook to promote their businesses. A common remark we hear is, “It seems like everyone’s using it” – and the truth is, a lot of people are. According to a recent study, there are about 1.4 billion Facebook users worldwide. With Facebook attracting such a large audience, it serves as a great opportunity to reach more consumers, learn about their interests, and the best way to communicate with them.
Bring More Traffic to Your Website
3 Reasons Why Google AdWords Should Be Part Of Your Marketing Plan
If you’ve tried improving your organic (unpaid) search engine ranking and aren’t seeing the desired results, it may be time to utilize a pay-per-click marketing strategy like Google Adwords to help bring traffic to your website. Don’t let the term “pay-per-click” fool you into thinking of expensive, complicated advertising systems – AdWords is an extremely cost effective, clear-cut marketing strategy that can help boost search engine ranking and website conversions.
Gaining 5-Star Reviews Made 5x Easier
A great way to offset not-so-flattering online reviews is by gaining positive ones. (Read our blog post for help responding to negative reviews.) This may be much more easily said than done, but the path to glowing customer comments is easier than you might think – just remember “BASS.”
