Get In Touch
Have a Question? Send Us a Message
FAQ
Why is digital marketing important?
Digital marketing provides ways for companies to grow their audience, increase profits, and build a better relationship with past and future customers. While that’s the goal of a traditional marketing campaigns too, digital marketing allows brands to target a more specific or niche audience and is easier to measure results.
What are the benefits of social media marketing for my company?
Whether your business is taking advantage of it or not, social media has forever changed the way that consumers communicate with businesses, and vice versa. Being accessible to your customers – and your prospective clients – via social media is a vital means of developing relationships with them and helping them through the sales funnel.
Does my company really need a blog for social media marketing?
Yes! A blog is one of those non-negotiables. Apart from all of the benefits it provides on its own, such as increasing your credibility as an industry expert and providing fresh, keyword-rich content on a regular basis to please the search engines, a blog is a vital component of social media marketing. One of the most effective types of content to post on social media is a link to a blog post. Without fresh blog posts being shared on a regular basis, you won’t have nearly as much to talk about with your fans, and you won’t be driving as much traffic to your site, either.
What’s the Difference Between On-Page and Off-Page SEO?
On-page SEO is anything that you do on your own website – content, back-end optimization, meta tags, etc. Off-page SEO is less controllable. Off-page SEO is what happens off of your website that relates directly back to it. This may include domain authority, backlinks, and more
What KPIs Should I Be Tracking for My Marketing
Your business goals and the source / medium you’re choosing to convey your message will determine what KPIs (key performance indicators) measure digital marketing success.
For example, if your goal is to increase the number of visitors that convert to leads on your blog, then you would want to track blog sessions and resulting lead forms and/or clicks-to-call. The KPI you care about may vary based on your role in the company and what you’re reporting on.