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When you “remarket” or “retarget,” you show your Facebook or Google ads to people who have already visited your site. The goal is to remind potential customers that you exist and to move them closer to making a purchase. Remarketing ads can move you closer to that goal. Why remarket? Because most people need a little encouragement before paying good money for anything. Almost no one converts on their first visit to a website. According to an Episerver survey, 92 percent

Organic reach is dying. Social media posts that might once have reached thousands of people and generated hundreds of likes now linger in obscurity. That has far-reaching implications for your brand’s social media marketing strategy. Businesses that once got by without spending a penny will now have to readjust their thinking – and their budgets. The Death of the Organic Post Organic content started to lose its power way back in 2014, when reach dropped by almost ten percent drop

  People are tired of traditional advertising. They skip through commercials and ignore banner ads. They’re skeptical of marketing claims. In the age social media, people want to hear from other people, preferably people they trust. They listen to friends, family, and coworkers. They read reviews and the watch influencers.  They also follow influencers – trendsetters, celebrities, YouTube stars, critics, bloggers, experts, analysts – major players who have gathered large and active followings on social media channels. Influencers hold sway

Locking down your target market is only half the battle. The next step is uncovering how your audience acts and where to target that audience online. You may have produced some of the best digital content on the web, but it’s all a waste if that content isn’t placed where your target audience spends their time. This stands true for all forms of marketing; the exposure is what really delivers the results you’re seeking. So if you don’t have time

Things are changing again in the digital world. What was once a text-only platform--namely, search—is now getting much more personal. Voice recognition is taking over not just mobile devices, but home devices as well, with personal assistants like Amazon's Echo or Apple's brand new HomePod. Google estimates that 20 percent of all searches conducted on mobile devices start with a voice request. Here’s the question: how are you going to handle the voice search SEO challenge? Voice Search SEO is a Whole

What's the one thing every digital marketer knows? You’re never done growing. There’s always something new to learn…that is, if you want to stay ahead of the competition and elevate your business to new heights. Now that we've completed our 100-Day Plan, we're afraid you'll miss your daily dose of digital growth! That's why we're happy to present the first in our 5-eBook Series, collecting the 100-Day blogs into topic groupings. (Get your FREE download of the first one here.)