If you work in marketing, or in the design field, you’ve probably at least heard of UX and UI. But you may not be entirely sure what they actually mean, or what the difference is between the two.
Online Marketing
We’re on a mission to start a conversation with your customers in this fast connected world.
If you’re selling products online, having a blurry or just bad photo of the product can put people off. So if you’re hoping to make more than a few sales, it’s essential that you get the photos right.
If you work in marketing, you’ll undoubtedly be familiar with keywords. But what about keyword clustering?
When it comes to search engine rankings, there are literally hundreds of factors that Google takes into account when they rank your site.
When it comes to content marketing, as with just about any marketing strategy, the goal is usually more traffic, and more conversions.
When it comes to your marketing budget, you may find yourself in a Catch-22 situation. In order to generate revenue, you need to improve your SEO, which costs money.
When you’re a new business, it can be hard to know where to invest your money, particularly in terms of marketing. Should you focus primarily on SEO, and limit your PPC budget, or start out with PPC as your focal point?
Generally speaking, most businesses should try to have a social media presence on all the main platforms, Twitter included. But what benefits does your organisation get from setting up a Twitter account?
As we have seen from the rise of TikTok, video content is more popular than ever. So creating this type of content, which can be used on a variety of platforms, can only be a good move for your business!
Depending on the products or services your business offers, Pinterest can be a great place to advertise.