Identifying keywords for Pay Per Click (PPC) ad campaigns is a dynamic and never-ending process that demands continuous improvement. The key to conversion is within your keywords and how effectively you use them. Data-driven keyword research is a must to remove any guesswork from the process.
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The Essentials of PPC Keyword Research
Posted by stillwagon428 under MarketingFrom http://smallbiztrends.com 2805 days ago
Logo Design Best Practices to Stay on Top
Posted by imwilliamjohnson under TechnologyFrom http://www.designfloat.com 2832 days ago
Because a logo reflects the essence of a brand, a unique and custom logo is immensely important for branding. It’s an important constituent of brand building.
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Will Social Media Replace your Content Publishing Sites?
Posted by imwilliamjohnson under Social MediaFrom http://maximizesocialbusiness.com 2834 days ago
Brands are supplementing their content marketing efforts with social media, causing social media to emerge as a publishing platform.
Question is, can social media replace the existing publishing networks. Read More
Question is, can social media replace the existing publishing networks. Read More
Best and Worst Marketing Automation Platforms for SMBs
Posted by imwilliamjohnson under Online MarketingFrom http://www.dreamgrow.com 2834 days ago
Made Hot by: profmarketing on August 1, 2016 11:55 am
In the digital marketing industry, automation is the way to go forward. Increased productivity, reduced errors and consistency of output are among the benefits of automation.
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5 Retail Automation Trends that Can Turn Your Business to Gold
Posted by imwilliamjohnson under Online MarketingFrom http://smallbiztrends.com 2840 days ago
Automation is like the fabled king Midas, whose touch could turn everything into gold. All the industries that have embraced automation, changed beyond recognition. In the retail industry, the changes are visible.
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SEO and Other Benefits of Designing in Browser Over Photoshop
Posted by imwilliamjohnson under Online MarketingFrom http://www.designfloat.com 2855 days ago
Can designing in browser replace Photoshop? Some believe it can. Some predict that browser-based design will be the norm in the future.
Photoshop’s dominance in the design industry doesn’t seem to end soon. Read More
Photoshop’s dominance in the design industry doesn’t seem to end soon. Read More
The Takeaways from Mobile-First Content Marketing
Posted by imwilliamjohnson under Online MarketingFrom http://www.dreamgrow.com 2855 days ago
The mobile-first approach is gaining popularity. What’s so unique about it? What takeaways does it offer to digital marketers? How to incorporate the takeaways into content marketing?
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Let’s find out. Read More
7 Key Automation Tools to Manage Your Social Media Campaigns
Posted by imwilliamjohnson under Social MediaFrom http://www.dreamgrow.com 2858 days ago
In the marketing world, automation is treated as the blue-eyed boy. It makes everything easy for brands. It reduces spending, eliminates mistakes, hastens the delivery of the work. Business automation signifies the blend between business intelligence and software mechanization.
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The Role of Social Media in User Generated Content Marketing
Posted by imwilliamjohnson under Online MarketingFrom http://maximizesocialbusiness.com 2864 days ago
In the marketing world, user generated content (UGC) is the next big thing. Business guru Howard Schultz once said, “Authentic brands don’t emerge from marketing cubicles or advertising agencies.”
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5 Content Marketing Techniques to Solve the Doorway Page Problem
Posted by imwilliamjohnson under Online MarketingFrom http://www.bloggingtips.com 2864 days ago
Content marketing is portrayed as an elixir for branding. Whenever your branding goes out of track, you pull a trick to put it on the track again. The trick you pull every time is high-quality content.
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