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The Digital Marketing Stat Sheet was intended as a handy reference to help agencies respond to difficult sales objections. But it also helped agencies see the bigger picture of the industry they’re a part of, the direction it’s heading, and how to prepare their agency accordingly. […]
Today’s consumers are driven by instant queries. 9 out of 10 users turn to search engines to look for information, and most of them use their smartphones when they search online. When they make a query, users type in search phrases that are related to what they’re looking for […]
Throughout the years, there have been major changes to Google Ads. All of these changes…
The right ad, to the right person, at the right time. When done right, Pay-Per-Click allows you to drive highly-qualified leads to your clients […]
Social Media has been growing at a tremendous rate. It has allowed allowing consumers to directly engage with the brands they love, changing the way SMB’s will be doing business for the foreseeable future.[…]
To start off any white label SEO campaign on the right footing, you need to…
As a digital marketing agency or freelancer, you know how important local search is. You know that any business will have a hard time reaching that coveted top rank organically if they don’t claim the top spots in local searches. But your clients don’t […]
Almost half of the total world population are internet users. Out of those 3.4 billion…
Users drive today’s search. With user intent as the focus of queries, semantics provide a central role in how search engines work. In this sense, Latent Semantic Indexing (LSI) connects user intent with queries and deciphers these searches to rank relevant websites […]
SEO specialists identify ranking problems and diagnose the health of a website using different metrics. Most of them would comb a site with one or two dozen metrics that they’re familiar with. They apply this process to campaign after campaign without seeing the strengths or weaknesses of the website[…]
SEO is one of the major game changers in the digital landscape. Ironically, not all businesses have optimized websites. A 2015 survey shows that only 25% of small businesses in the US use SEO as a marketing tool, and this can mean a lot of missed opportunities for these businesses […]
Over the years, we’ve had the opportunity to work with over a thousand agencies and…
Agencies will always get sales objections from clients, but the ones that eventually succeed are…
Most agencies perceive that marketing’s sole function is to generate leads, while sales is responsible for turning those leads into clients. When marketing fails to deliver, the sales team shifts the lack of revenue to the other. This lack of alignment is what causes underperformance in most agencies. […]
Agencies accustomed to serving smaller businesses are often at a loss when they have an opportunity to work for a larger enterprise. Although you have more resources to work with since these clients typically have deeper pockets, you also face the task of trying to rank a client for a highly competitive niche. […]
It’s a common misconception among small businesses that online reputation management is primarily defensive, that it’s all about taking down negative reviews. After all, reviews only become a problem when they’re bad, and that’s when businesses come to agencies looking for a solution lest it cost them new customers. […]
When businesses receive negative reviews, they panic. They either respond to the review or take it down—most of the time it’s the latter. What most businesses fail to see is that they can use negative reviews as a turning point for their local presence. […]
As customers have grown accustomed to learning about nearby businesses online, it’s become increasingly important for local businesses to be found where most customers are looking for them. […]