With more than half the global population actively using the internet, your ability to engage with consumers is mostly determined by the effectiveness of your digital marketing strategy.
As new trends emerge, you’ll need to optimize your strategy, take advantage of new growth opportunities, and reach your target audience more effectively.
In 2019, we experienced a lot of digital transformation in advertising and eCommerce environments.
There are about 4 billion internet users worldwide who are online, and on average, they’re spending 6 hours per day on various social media networks, online discussion boards, and blogs.
Do you want to get your website on page 1 of Google?
Are you wondering how you can achieve that? Well, this is the right place to be! I’ve ranked dozens of websites on page 1 of Google, and you’ll learn how to do so shortly.
Why do you need to rank on page 1 rather than page 3? According to a study by Chitika, 92% of all Google search traffic goes to the first page results.
To deliver an effective marketing campaign, you need to plan ahead and make improvements along the way. If your campaign is well-executed, your business will definitely generate leads and customers.
If you approach your campaign without a proper strategy to execute it professionally, you’ll waste both time and money.
According to HubSpot, 28% of salespeople do not think their organization’s marketing strategy is effective. Results matter. If your campaign fails to deliver the right results, you may not be motivated to do it again.
If you’re serious about marketing and growing your business using digital marketing strategies, then you need a marketing budget. You simply can’t do without it.
Most small business owners think they don’t need a budget because they assume that their investments are too small.
But that’s not true.
Funny enough, the core reason why your investment may seem small is lack of effective planning, or not creating a budget. You just spend money and accept anything as it comes.
Don’t run your business like that.
A budget helps you to build a firm structure around your marketing investments so that you can get good returns on them as well as increase their worth over time.
That said, let’s discuss some best practices for setting an effective marketing budget that facilitates sustainable business growth.
Digital marketing gets better every day. Because marketers are always looking for better means to convince and convert customers. They are looking for new strategies and refining the old ones so that they can have a competitive advantage in business.
You know that this “advantage” would mean more customers, which results in more profits and a better business. Isn't that what you want?
As exciting as this may sound, a study by SmartInsights found that 49% of organizations have no clear digital marketing strategy. Furthermore, HubSpot reveals 39% of marketers think their organization’s marketing strategy isn’t effective.
This is why you need to improve upon your strategies in 2018 to get your business ahead of the tough competition.
That being said, I want to show you some of the proven digital marketing strategies that will bring real results this year.
You set up and interact with your prospects and customers via a CRM software. You can easily optimize business-customer interactions if you learn the rules.
However, bear in mind that the real engagement that will result in qualified leads, sales, and revenue is anchored on your website conversions. In other words, if you successfully establish trust with your leads, then your website conversion will be impacted.
To get the best results, though, we can use our SEO knowledge — leveraging some of the proven on-page optimization tactics and tricks.
Before we dive into this, let’s get the basics out of the way.
So you’ve closed another sale, feels awesome right? Good for you!
Now that you’ve managed to convince someone to become your client and invest their hard-earned money with you, it’s time to deliver on your promise (Whatever you offered them). Once you’ve acquired a new customer, it is your job to continue to build earn their trust. To do so, you’ll have to learn more about your customer’s needs, challenges and goals; and to learn more about them you’ll have to do more work.
Micro-interactions define marketing success. A site visitor may not make a purchase on day one, but each time they engage with your site, they grow one step closer to a conversion. Incorporating interactive content into your digital presence is a powerful way to create micro-interactions and drive conversions. Quizzes, calculators, assessments and other types of interactive content not only encourage longer periods of engagement, but they can also provide your team with invaluable data-driven insights.
Native interactive content on your company’s website gives visitors a reason to return, even if they’re not entirely committed to making a purchase yet. Simple games, surveys, calculators, and other interactive content on your site provide simple, free, and engaging ways for visitors to interact with your company. Interactive content also conveys quality; it shows visitors to your site that you have invested in creating something unique and memorable, which in turn conveys the idea that you’re a serious competitor in your market and worthy of their trust and their business.
One click of the Easy Button and all the work is magically done!
Yep, we all wish that business tasks were easy. But sometimes we have to roll up our sleeves and do the hard work required. Fortunately, when you hire a marketing agency like Bloominari, we do almost all of the work for you.
Whether you’re currently shopping for a marketing agency or not – the rest of this blog post will help you understand what you need to know and understand about your business and its customers before you hire a marketing team to enhance your efforts.
Why would your company need to hire a marketing agency?
Google first announced back in 2015 that mobile searches in 10 countries, including the U.S., officially out-numbered traditional Google searches on desktops. As a result, mobile commerce (called m-commerce) has been a growing force. And businesses, large and small, followed suit.
Now, in the year 2017, having a website that isn’t mobile-friendly means kissing leads and customers goodbye. In order to stay competitive in the current market, businesses need to create user-friendly purchasing journeys and tailor user engagement based on what device is being used. If a certain company doesn’t follow this golden rule, then its competitor will, while taking customers with it.
Not only are people using their smartphones and tablets to browse the Internet, but they’re commonly on apps. In 2015, Yahoo developers put out a report showing that 90 percent of people’s time spent on their mobile device is spent utilizing apps.
While it’s necessary to make sure your company’s website is mobile-friendly, it’s equally important to ask your team if your business could benefit from a mobile app.