Applying proper search engine optimisation (SEO) to your site is like arriving early at the craft market to secure the best, most visible spot for your stall: it takes a little extra effort, and sure, it’s only a start; but it gives you some highly valuable visibility amidst a sea of competition, and, while nothing is ever certain in business, it could well be the difference between your business taking off or dying in its cradle.
A while back I came across an amazing infographic which really encapsulate the processes which needs to be followed to successfully generate leads from your website. I found that this outline to together with our article “Help your website reach its full potential” outlines all the details required for a plan from which to launch your digital marketing strategy. Please click here to read the article which provides more information regarding the Infographic as well as view the original one.
When you think of web development then you just need to have a site map and this will put you on the road to success – not true. Although having a clear understanding of page requirements would start your thought process it is not the most important factor.
Came across this awesome infographic which pretty much highlights 20 key factors which needs to be borne in mind when you are looking at your online business.
Running a blog is the sort of work one is inclined to think would be easy. And it is, but only in relative terms – in comparison to working in a coal mine, for instance. But in terms of how you’ll actually be thinking of it, well, it’ll soon turn out to be one helluva lot harder than you’ve convinced yourself it’ll be. Sure, you can do it from home, and can occasionally fluff out your word count with some shrewd thesaurusing; but you’re still facing the usual ruthless deadlines, demanding customer base, and sea of competitors who you need to beat out. And for
KPIs. Key Performance Indicators. That’s a good alt-rock band name. More relevantly, it’s also essential for the success of any business, big or small.
Think working together is just common sense? Maybe it is, in theory; but there’s an issue plaguing most industries that, really, has existed since civilisation began: the clash of the arts and the sciences.
While trends are always changing and evolving in the digital marketing world, financial companies have been somewhat slow to jumping on the digital bandwagon. There are many rules and regulations regarding how financial companies can and can’t communicate with their customers and investors.