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The goal of any content is to deliver a message. But when it comes to your business, your content has to accomplish much more than that. Today, we’ll identify the differences between two types of content marketing and how to take action to ensure you’re using the most effective type for your business.   1. What Is Product Marketing Content? Product marketing content is that which is used to market tangible consumer goods. These kinds of products can be measured,

The Digital Breakthroughs podcast is back with episode 14—part two of “Amazon Basics You Should Never Overlook in 2022.” In part one, host (and Director of Marketing) Matt Erickson and National Positions’ Amazon Strategist Dave Cassarino covered subjects like Amazon product images, titles, descriptions, and more.  In part two, we begin to pull back the layers surrounding the process of leveraging Amazon FBA and how adopting Amazon FBA contributes to positive rankings, logistic streamlining, and improved brand exposure.  Check out

We are excited to announce that our Digital Breakthroughs podcast is back, and we are releasing new episodes for 2022! Our goal is to take the most valuable, trending, and actionable marketing concepts out there and break them down into simple, tangible strategies you can put into action. While we have a huge library of subjects that we are going to cover (i.e., social media, paid media, CRO, Google Analytics 4, and much more), we are kicking things off with

Our talented, boundary-pushing, results-oriented team did it again! We could not be more proud to announce that the National Positions team brought home a win from The Communicator Awards for the fourth consecutive year.  Having previously won in categories including web design, marketing strategy, infographic design, video design, and many more, we aimed to take things to another level this year. The Communicator Awards introduced a new category that we wanted to win: Marketing Effectiveness.   It's All About Results

Every generation searching, clicking, and purchasing online has its preferences​​—and not just when it comes to what they are buying. Why and how they decide to make those ecommerce purchases also varies. This means that when you target a specific demographic, understanding their mindset and actions is extraordinarily valuable for building your strategy. So, we wanted to kick open the doors and uncover the data for the primary four generations of ecommerce customers: Baby Boomers, Gen X, Millennials, and Gen

Anyone with an online business, store, or even just a personal website has, at some point, come across Google Analytics. For business owners, Google Analytics has been the best way to track and record website traffic, sources, and other real-time statistics on how users interact with their site.  For businesses that rely on online traffic for purchases or income, Google Analytics lifted the veil of secrecy and gave them actionable information on which pages did better than others, how SEO