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Simple, Effective Persuasion and CRO Practices for Your Website
Psychology, persuasion and CRO (conversion rate optimisation) are areas of online marketing and designing for the web that have always interested me. How do you get visitors to your site? Once they are on the site, how do you persuade them to perform an action? Whether that is to get them to sign up to an email list, purchase something, register for a free trial or numerous other actions.
The Importance of Localisation in International SEO
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Gemma Birch looks at the best ways to localise a website by region, content types and keyword research as well as how to get that content found.
UTM Parameters Explained With Practical Examples
When running an online marketing campaign it is highly likely you will distribute various pieces of marketing material in many places across the web. Let’s say you place display ads of various sizes on a range of websites, place a feature about your product in your monthly newsletter and place an article and advert in the newsletter of an online industry magazine. Whilst it is easy to determine which channel is bringing in more traffic to your landing page (let’s say email drives more traffic than advertising), how do you determine which newsletter is more effective? Yours or the online magazines? Or what banner size is most effective? This is where UTM parameters come in to play!
Display Advertising on Google AdWords: A Step-by-Step Guide
The Google Display Network (GDN) is responsible for 20% of all AdWords traffic, and it is an ever-growing advertising platform. In the US alone, the GDN reaches 92% of all Internet users. This post will guide you step-by-step through the different kinds of display targeting and how to set up your display campaigns. It will also cover some basic optimisation tips so you can make sure you’re getting the most out of Google AdWords Display Advertising.
How To Create An Effective 404 Error Page
The 404 page is an important, but much overlooked and unloved part of many websites. What is it for? How do you create one? Does anyone care? In this post we aim to explain all these things plus give you some brilliantly unusual examples to inspire you.
14 SEOs Reveal Their All Time Favourite Tools
With so many SEO tools that come and go, what are the tools that have stood the test of time and are still being used today? We asked the Koozai team to tell us which tools they still love with all their hearts and why they love them. We also want to hear all about your favourite tools in the comments.
Why Paid Search Isn't Just For Big Budgets (Plus 9 AdWords Alternatives)
I like big budgets and I cannot lie but when a client walks in with an itty bitty budget I get intrigued. Because paid search isn’t just for huge budgets and nor is it is case that those who spend the most get the best results. So in this slide deck, which I presented at On The Edge, I look at why Paid Search is for any budget not just the big ones.
What Radio Can Teach Us About Content Marketing
Bear with me on this one. For decades, radio stations all over the world have had to create programmes and schedules dedicated at bringing in listeners; and at the heart of it is good quality content, albeit, content over the airwaves. So what can Content Marketers learn from the world of radio, if anything?
14 Essential Characteristics For The Modern SEO Professional
In the world of Search Engine Optimisation it’s very rare that you find two SEO’s that think exactly the same. Search professionals come in all shapes and sizes with a range of different techniques and tactics. That said there is no denying that we all have similar characteristics. This blog post will look at the common characteristics of a rounded SEO and how they are applied to an SEO campaign.
Guaranteed Number One Rankings in 48 Hours and Other Lies From Scammers
Spring is here, the sun is finally out, the evenings are light again and birds are singing. I’ve had a great day at work. The kids come running up to me as I walk through the front door, pleased to see me, gagging to share the news of their day with me. The dog brings me my slippers*. Dinner is on and it smells amazing. The footie is on the TV. That evening all is perfect and I sit down to quickly read my emails:
Customer Feedback Attack - Why Your Business Needs Criticism
Customer feedback is one of the most important tools at your disposal. It’s an opportunity to get real people’s responses to your services, your brand and your products. It’s a free, open forum for your customers to speak their minds – and whether positive or negative, customer feedback is a huge asset.