“Research”, by Nick Youngson, is licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0
Marketing research is subject to a large number myths and misconceptions, due in part because it gets the reputation of being one of the costliest processes in business. Marketers and business managers often choose to forgo their market research projects because of the illusion that there is too little room in the budget to justify it. There are two problems with this line of thinking about marketing research:
Topics: Internet Marketing, Marketing Data, Growth Hacking, marketing research
Think about the last purchase you made. What were the features, advantages, and benefits of the specific product or brand that you selected? We took a look at a few popular brands in different verticals and considered the positioning of the product in the market. Did their positionings match our responses and what were their advantages of brand positioning? Find out below:
Topics: Branding, Advertising, Public Relations, Marketing Data
If you’re working in the marketing field, you probably assume executives favor outbound marketing over inbound marketing.
It’s time to stop assuming and get down to the facts. The annual Hubspot Sales and Marketing Report was released and found that senior executives may be more open to inbound marketing than you think.
Topics: Internet Marketing, Marketing Agency, Inbound Marketing, Inbound Marketing Agency, Content Creation, Lead Management, SEO, Blogging, PPC, Marketing Automation, Ecommerce, Marketing Data, Automated Marketing, Lead Generation, Increase Conversions
Another year of attending the GA Summit. Check.
Google Cardboard. Check.
Another year of having our minds blown by Google’s capabilities and advances. Double Check.
Topics: Website Analytics, Marketing Data
The Story of how a Nofollow Link Building Strategy Drove Page 1 Rankings and Increased Organic Traffic 288% in 1.5 Years
If you work in SEO – heck, even if you don’t, you might be familiar with the terms nofollow and dofollow in regards to backlinks. It is greatly debated within the industry whether nofollow links carry any weight or even matter at all. So are nofollow links good for SEO? Well I am here to tell you today that NOfollow links DO matter in the world of SEO and link building. The stats and results provided below will show you how we were able to increase our clients’ organic traffic by 288% in about a year and a half, WITH 89% BEING NOFOLLOW LINKS! There is a lot to discuss so let’s get to it.
Topics: Internet Marketing, Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Website Analytics, Link Building & Acquisition, SEO, Marketing Data, Keyword Data
