Sometimes, improving UX can cost a lot of money.
Have you ever visited a webpage that was in a different language, and your browser asked you if you wanted to change it to your first language?
Have you ever visited a webpage that was in a different language, and your browser asked you if you wanted to change it to your first language?
Marketers engage with customers on more channels than ever before. Whether you’re working with influencers or posting short-form videos, it makes marketing attribution essential for continued results.
Before I began writing at HubSpot, I worked at two small businesses. Really small. Both had fewer than five employees.
Honestly, any time “SEO” was mentioned the whole team got anxiety. There was no SEO expert — or even an employee who had vast experience in it.
Marketing teams who lack knowledge in SEO often feel like they’re playing catch up and aren’t sure if they can deliver results for their clients. Trust me — I get it.
A few years ago, I was on the myVEGAS app playing the slot machines. This is one of my favorite apps because I can play a game for free and redeem rewards like free hotel rooms and free buffets in one of my favorite places — Las Vegas.
As I was getting some free spins, I thought to myself, “I wonder how this app was made … “
This morning, as usual, I started my day by checking my emails.
There’s nothing quite as euphoric as launching a new piece of content. You’ve put in days, weeks, or even months’ worth of work into it, and nothing can express your excitement to get in front of the eyes of your customers, leads, and website visitors.
The reign of keyword dominance is over. How SEO is changing is about to totally rewrite the rulebook. We’re now in the world of AI, chatbots, zero-click searches, and video content.
Sometimes, in the marketing industry, you have to close your eyes and take a leap of faith.
