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When it comes to paid media marketing like Google PPC, Facebook Ads, or even YouTube Ads, all too often, clicks get the glory while the landing page gets overlooked—not necessarily by our prospects but by us! Of course your ad campaign matters when it comes to driving attention to what you have to offer, but your landing page is what turns that attention into conversions. Landing pages inform, answer questions, and above all, build enough trust to entice your prospect

Social media platforms continue to be used by people of all ages around the world every day. Facebook and Instagram, for example, have billions of users, and they offer fantastic marketing opportunities. The question is, though, which approach is better: paid social media advertising or organic? Both can work equally well, and you can even combine them for great results, but organic social media efforts tend to drive better results. In recent years, social media advertising has been pushed into

Marketers are expected to think creatively and strategically, whether they’re planning content or their marketing budget. Being a successful marketer requires the ability to create and adhere to a strict budget. It is essential to achieve marketing growth while also taking cost-effective routes, so no money or efforts are wasted. With that said, businesses mustn’t take the cheapest options because it will show in the delivery of marketing as well as the results. Instead, they should focus on quality while

For those who are not “in the know,” National Positions’ CEO Bernard May is a frequent contributor to Forbes.com, with over 200 articles, placements, and published contributions.  Not only does Forbes give our CEO the opportunity to share his vast knowledge worldwide (gained from his 20+ years in the marketing industry), it also gives our company the opportunity to be featured alongside other notable industry professionals, experts, and thought leaders.  So, rather than just talk about our experience over the

You have heard the drumbeat for years—the undeniable need for top-notch search engine optimization (SEO). While the beat continuously changes, one thing remains the same: SEO is still a necessity—and not just on your website.  In 2021, this acronym is being applied to nearly all types of search-based activity, from video SEO (VSEO) to Amazon SEO to even SEO for podcasts. Every purchase, subscription, engagement, view, or download begins with some sort of search.  So, if there were clear-cut, easy-to-implement

SEO is not what it used to be—especially when it comes to content. There is no disputing that SEO rankings—and digital attention in general—are fueled by the content you create and distribute. Your content strategy is the backbone of your blog posts, articles, product descriptions, service pages, and the list continues. But all content is not created equal in 2021—not to your customers and certainly not to Google. Just a few years ago, as long as your content had the