Engagement
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Why Your Business Should Invest in Infographics Immediately
Our agency has developed over 100 infographics and, by far, a powerful strategy that continues to prove successful for every client we’ve designed. We now do them for several agencies to extend their offerings to their clients. Businesses that publish infographics have 12% greater traffic volume. Graphs.net Infographics have benefits that go beyond the majority of content strategies: Cognition – if designed…
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12 Ways To Drive Quality Traffic To Your E-commerce Website
Most businesses and industries today are subjected to change and the eCommerce industry is not an exception. Since the advent of modern business practices and path-breaking technology, the industry has to be prepared to evolve to stay relevant. So why is quality traffic important? Traffic is one of the key indicators of business growth and performance. Attracting your existing audience…
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10 Modern Technologies That Are Transforming Digital Marketing
The infographic below utilizes the term disruption but sometimes the word disruption has a negative connotation. I don’t believe digital marketing today is being disrupted by any modern technology, I believe it’s being transformed by it. Marketers who adapt and adopt newer technologies are able to personalize, engage, and connect with their prospects and customers in much more meaningful ways.…
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How to Use Hashtags to Increase Your Campaign Reach
39% of businesses do not track their social campaigns and it’s leading to missed opportunities. I’ll show you how to effectively track hashtags during events, and methods you can use to build a wide-reaching campaign. I will focus on two things: The important metrics you should be prepared to measure when you run a hashtag campaignSimple tricks you can use…
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Why Are Infographics So Popular? Hint: Content, Search, Social, and Conversions!
Many of you visit our blog because of my consistent effort to share marketing infographics. There are several reasons why infographics work so well for businesses’ digital marketing strategies: Visual: Half of our brains are devoted to vision, and 90% of the information we retain is visual. Illustrations, graphs, and photos are all critical mediums for communicating with your buyer.…
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The Double-Edged Sword of Social Media Connectivity and Caution (and Why I’m Done with Facebook)
When social media emerged, it felt like a revolution for connectivity, culture, and knowledge sharing. It was a virtual melting pot, bringing people from across the globe together in once unimaginable ways. With the tap of a screen, we could experience life in distant cultures, join conversations that transcended language barriers, and access insights that once lay behind institutional walls.…
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How to Write A Title That Makes Visitors Engage
Publications always have the benefit of wrapping their headlines and titles with powerful imagery or explanations. In the digital realm, those luxuries often do not exist. Everyone’s content looks very similar in a Tweet or Search Engine Result. We must grab busy readers’ attention better than our competitors so that they click-through and get the content they are seeking. On…
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Engagement Is a Lie: Why Your Marketing Metrics Are Leading You Astray
If a guy talks to his girlfriend 83% more this month than last month, is he engaged? What if he left a few comments on her social media posts? Does that make him engaged? No. The definitions of engagement are clear: (1) A formal agreement to get married.(2) An arrangement to do something or go somewhere at a fixed time.…
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How to Measure the ROI of Your Video Marketing Campaigns
Video production is one of those marketing strategies that’s often under-rated when it comes to ROI. A compelling video can provide the authority and sincerity that humanizes your brand and pushes your prospects to a purchase decision. Here are some incredible statistics associated with video: Videos embedded in your website can result in an 80% increase in conversion ratesEmails containing…
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After 13 Years, Podcasting Has Finally Come Of Age For Corporations
In 2004, BBC journalist Ben Hammersley combined the word pod (from the Apple iPod) with the word broadcast and coined the term podcast. At that time, podcasting wasn’t easy. Apple’s iTunes was required for you to subscribe to the podcast feed and download the audio file to a local computer. When you were ready to listen, you’d plug your iPod into your computer…
