Knowing which brands your prospects prefer and why can ensure you’re competitively positioning your offerings and help you increase your sales and revenue. It can also help you uncover more opportunities to sell your brands and show you how to shift buyer behavior. But in order to conduct an effective brand loyalty survey, you need to know how to create one and the most common brand loyalty questions to ask.
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The internet is currently flooded with content from brands and businesses touching on every subject conceivable. So, if you’re just starting a content marketing campaign, it can feel daunting to stand out from the crowd and grab your audience’s attention. That’s why it’s helpful to better understand why content marketing is worth it for your business and the best way to develop your content marketing strategy.
Digital marketing is one of the most common and effective ways to boost your brand awareness and attract more customers to your business. But whether you’re just starting your marketing efforts or you’ve been doing it for years, it’s possible you might be making some mistakes that could be holding you back. That’s why it’s helpful to understand the most common digital marketing mistakes and the best way to avoid them.
There are a variety of strategies that companies use to improve their marketing campaign and attract more leads to their business. But most would agree that data-driven marketing, especially for B2B companies, is a necessity for a successful campaign. Data-driven marketing can encompass a lot of different strategies and tactics, that aren’t always easy to […]
SEO is important because 90% of people using search don’t click beyond the first results page. But SEO also has a lot of nuance that can make it frustrating for marketers whether they’re new or experienced. A question that often comes up when discussing SEO best practices is where to use keywords for an SEO campaign. There are a lot of places where keywords are important, for both search engines and readers. But just like any other part of an SEO strategy, how often you use keywords and where you place them can be a little tricky.
The new year is approaching fast, so it’s never been a better time to look at upcoming marketing and sales trends for 2023. Though there’s always more trends that are sure to pop-up as the year goes on, taking advantage of these trends beforehand can help you stay ahead of the competition. Below, we’ve curated a list of trends we think are going to take off in the new year using a compilation of data, studies, and our own expertise.
The Weekly Report brings you updated data on recruiting metrics including click, search, and spot rates, plus a new story of the week. This week’s story – Ask Questions and Reduce Turnover.
In the past few years, some organizations have claimed that brand loyalty has eroded and is disappearing before our eyes. Others have claimed that it’s not gone for good. Though there’s more evidence to support the former, all businesses know that the market and your consumer’s preferences are always bound to change. That’s why it’s important to track certain market indicators, like brand loyalty, and use its current state to your benefit, whether it’s eroded or not.
If you’re currently running an SEO campaign to help you boost your organic traffic and rank better on search engines, you might run into a few terms that are new to you. But don’t worry, once you understand the vocabulary, running an SEO campaign will become much more simple. Below, we’ve compiled a list of some of the most common SEO terms that all beginners should know.
Companies are always on the lookout for information on what to do if the economy takes a downturn, and for good reasons. Even for experts, it’s not easy to predict where the economy’s going to be in a few months time. That’s why it’s important to understand the best ways to allocate your budget and how to perform different functions, like advertising, in an unusual economy.