What was the impact of Mobilegeddon? I first heard the term “mobilegeddon” coined back in March last year. Almost as soon as it was uttered, it got marketers all in a flap. But would it be as catastrophic as the name oh-so-subtly implied? This is the...
Despite all of the fuss around content marketing in the past couple of years, I’ve noticed that a huge misconception still remains - people are still under the impression that content marketing = blogging and this just isn’t true.In reality, blogging is only one part...
Ask any brand what position they want to be in on Google’s search result pages, and they’re obviously going to say “number one”. Why wouldn’t they? Ranking in the top positions of Google’s SERPs puts you in the most powerful position, as users are likely...
How successful are your email marketing campaigns? Are they raking in thousands of conversions and leads, or is there room for improvement? Email can be a tricky marketing medium – we’re all trained to delete or ignore promotional emails this days – so I bet...
Let’s be honest: content marketing can be expensive. And it can involve a lot of effort. But if you were to ask my opinion, as a marketing professional who has been working in this industry for many years, if it’s worthwhile? My answer would be...
Optimisation is almost a science. No, more than that – it’s almost magic, and those who are good at it are wizards. Why? Because they can take an average landing page, and transform it into something which results in shedloads of conversions and therefore makes you a...
I’ve noticed one glaringly obvious fact recently: a lot of people have got PPC CRO (click-through rate optimisation) all wrong. So many businesses waste time making incremental copy changes to their PPC ads and expecting their click-through rates to go soaring. But they never do.Why?...
No matter how much we’d like to think so, none of us are completely logical or rational creatures. We are all, to some extent, governed by our emotions and a number of cognitive biases which affect our black and white decision making processes. Yes, even...