A meticulously crafted landing page, operating independently from your main website, can be strategically designed to optimize your marketing ROI.
According to our Social Media Trends Report, 86% of social media marketers say building an active online community is crucial to a successful social media strategy in 2024.
Implementing a successful content marketing strategy for your business is a critical component for sustained growth — and yet, 32% of B2B businesses rate their content creation workflow as fair or poor.
During the last 15 years I’ve worked at a few companies, and looking back, most of them relied on tried-and-tested types of marketing methods like paid ads, email marketing, and SEO.
Facebook marketing has become a staple for social media marketers over the last few years, and the credit goes to its massive user base. With over 3.06 billion users worldwide, 89% of businesses run Facebook ads as their primary advertising method.
“Do what you love, and the rest will follow” always sounds good in theory, doesn’t it?
It’s easy to picture the customer journey as a well-traveled, east-to-west road trip, following a single highway from awareness to consideration to purchase.
Throughout the buyer’s journey, content obviously plays a huge role during the beginning and middle stages. At the last stage of the buyer’s journey, though, it can be somewhat overlooked.
A lot of marketing teams are focused on creating the beginning- and middle-stage content that brings in the views and leads most sales teams are focused on closing during the final stage of the buyer’s journey. So, in a nutshell, marketing teams don’t create enough content for this stage and sales teams don’t leverage them enough during it.
Twitter, now rebranded as X, stands out from all other social media platforms. At least, that’s what my experience of helping dozens of brands with their social media strategy tells me.
This year, I noticed I’ve recycled a record amount of paper. But it’s not because I’m on a mission to save as many trees as possible. It’s because I never open any of the mail I receive.
