Displaying items by tag: Website
Monday, 13 May 2019 15:22
Contextual vs. Behavioral Targeting: Which is Superior?
As marketers, we are always trying to find innovative ways to provide for our clients and exceed their expectations. When it comes to designing a plan for a client, it is essential for digital marketers to know which strategic effort is best suited for their particular needs. With the availability and ease of use of web-based targeting, there are decisions to be made about the type of method you want to use for your client.
Published in Marketing
Thursday, 02 May 2019 14:00
Beginners Guide of What KPI's You Need to Keep Track Of
Key Performance Indicators (or KPIs) is a measurement that will directly affect your marketing objectives. In other words, they are the most important values for understanding your markets influence to achieve a successful business. There are several KPIs that will give you a clear picture of which content actually resonates with your audience. In this blog post, we are looking at which KPIs you should track; this will help you create more compelling content that will help you execute a great content marketing goal.
Published in Marketing
Wednesday, 20 March 2019 09:19
63% of marketers say generating leads is their biggest challenge, so why did you let your website go?
Your website is your brand. It is what people think of your company without ever having the opportunity to meet with you, that's of course if they can actually find it through Google searches.
Published in Marketing
Friday, 09 March 2018 17:24
The one thing that Atlanta businesses could do better
I love Atlanta. I really do. It is like a second home to me, and the people are just fabulous.
Published in Marketing
Friday, 06 May 2016 16:36
Does Your Landing Page Pass The “Beer Test?”
First things first… I am not a designer, I am a marketer. However, I know a few things about landing pages from practice and reading, a ton.
Everyone has heard the idea of Keep It Simple Stupid. It is so important with our constant day to day distractions on the internet that we remember to always KISS (imagine eyebrows bouncing in a suggestive way). Having said that, one of the most important places to “dumb it down” is a landing page.
Everyone has heard the idea of Keep It Simple Stupid. It is so important with our constant day to day distractions on the internet that we remember to always KISS (imagine eyebrows bouncing in a suggestive way). Having said that, one of the most important places to “dumb it down” is a landing page.
Published in Marketing
Tuesday, 16 February 2016 09:40
How To Create An About Page That Stands Out
Writing copy for an about page can feel a little awkward especially if you happen to be writing about yourself. It can feel like bragging but remember most people are reading your about page to learn about you. They want to know who you are, if you can be trusted to do what you claim, and if they can connect with your brand on any level.
Published in Marketing
Tuesday, 10 November 2015 17:24
The Difference is Start to Finish with Marketing Eye
The question is often asked of our people at Marketing Eye: "What do you do that other marketing firms don't?". And the answer is quite simple.
While other's are now using the term "outsourced marketing department", few have actually defined it quite like we have at Marketing Eye. After 24 years in the industry, I have learned a lot from both succeeding and failing. From these learnings, I have developed a series of systems, processes and ways in which to improve our capability of delivering world-leading marketing strategies to businesses seeking a high growth return.
While other's are now using the term "outsourced marketing department", few have actually defined it quite like we have at Marketing Eye. After 24 years in the industry, I have learned a lot from both succeeding and failing. From these learnings, I have developed a series of systems, processes and ways in which to improve our capability of delivering world-leading marketing strategies to businesses seeking a high growth return.
Published in Blog
Monday, 20 October 2014 00:00
3 New Website Designs That Will Blow Your Mind
When it comes to website design, there are a few things to consider; design, usability, audience, content, interactivity, responsiveness, and call to actions. Of course, there are many other things, but these things are key.
We have been working on the design and development of three websites:
We have been working on the design and development of three websites:
Published in Marketing
Thursday, 09 October 2014 00:00
How to launch a start-up effectively
When Michael Reed first came to me with his idea, it was before its time. He enthusiastically shared his desire to build a online platform where consumers and businesses can get all their logistics needs at a click of the button, and for the most competitive price.
Not too indifferent to when Expedia launched onto the marketplace, Michael wanted people to be able to move everything from their dog, through to their house, a container of furniture, through to bulk handling products. A place where it all can be done, with full visibility of the competitive landscape.
Not too indifferent to when Expedia launched onto the marketplace, Michael wanted people to be able to move everything from their dog, through to their house, a container of furniture, through to bulk handling products. A place where it all can be done, with full visibility of the competitive landscape.
Published in Marketing
Friday, 17 January 2014 11:38
Sales will NOT fall into your lap by accident
When a business starts a new calendar year with have a business strategy in place, supported by a sales and marketing plan - CEO's expect results.
But what if the results are not forthcoming? What if key people have read the strategy yet are not "making it happen"? As we near the end of January, many companies are realizing that targets are not being met, and while some may scratch their heads, the real leaders are taking action.
But what if the results are not forthcoming? What if key people have read the strategy yet are not "making it happen"? As we near the end of January, many companies are realizing that targets are not being met, and while some may scratch their heads, the real leaders are taking action.
Published in Small Business Marketing
