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Thursday, 22 November 2018

Steve Jobs' amazing marketing strategy - MUST WATCH - Part 2




Want some great ideas on how to win at IT Marketing?  Read on.  This article is in 2 parts.  Welcome back for 2 more tips in part 2 today.  Leave a comment below to let me know what you think of this article.

In It to Win It: Here’s 5 Things That Every IT Marketing Company Should Know to Be Successful – Part 2
4. Re-Marketing is Non-Negotiable
The concept of re-marketing has quickly emerged as one of the most important marketing strategies of the moment.
In brief, re-marketing is the concept of re-connecting with leads that viewed your website and clicked through your services list, but for whatever reason, never set up an appointment or made a purchase.
By having ads for your IT marketing company show up in their social media feeds, you send a gentle “nudge” to your target market to complete their transaction or send you a message.
The best marketing technology companies understand that re-marketing is non-negotiable if they want to stay ahead of their competitors.
In fact, studies have found that a whopping 98% of consumers don’t end up buying anything at all the first time they visit your site. So, if you don’t take re-marketing opportunities, you’ll only make about two percent of the sales you could be.

Of course, we understand that you might have concerns about whether your leads could see re-targeting as “hounding” them, or even as an invasion of privacy.
The good news is that only around 11% of shoppers say they’re annoyed by re-targeting — meaning that most would prioritize getting a good deal.
In other words?
Re-targeting is definitely worth the (negligible) risk.
5. When in Doubt, Go Live
Over 90% of consumers say that watching a video about a product or service has helped them to decide whether or not they want to do business with a company.

But the truth is that, just as with location-based marketing, the world of video marketing has changed drastically since its inception.
This is partially because YouTube is now the second biggest search engine in the world, meaning that videos about technology marketing services need to be indexed for SEO.
However, the types of videos that people are the most likely to watch have also changed. In other words? That quick tutorial video or 15-second ad about your IT marketing firm is no longer enough.
Instead, we suggest that you embrace live videos and livestreaming.
This promotes an enormous sense of trust between yourself and your consumers, as it shows that you’re comfortable speaking off the cuff. Live video also allows your leads to get answers to their questions in real time and promotes direct interaction between your company and your target market.
This is an excellent way to make people who are on the fence about your IT company convert into customers. Plus, going live is an excellent brand-building strategy.
You can hype up your live video on your social media accounts, send out email reminders, and even have your employees wear branded clothing while they chat.
After the video is done, you can save it and optimize it for SEO. This way, even those that missed the livestream can watch it — and it’s not a “one-shot” marketing tactic for your IT firm.
Make Your IT Marketing a Success with These Tips
We hope that this post has inspired you to take your IT marketing company to the next level by understanding the best ways to connect with consumers.
Remember to embrace video marketing, offer as many different services as you can, and get serious when it comes to reputation management.
Of course, there are countless other ways to improve your SEO score, increase your conversions, and make genuine connections with your target market.
When you’re ready to learn more about how to make all that and more happen, keep checking back with our blog for the latest marketing tips and tricks you need.

Source: By Dale Harris

Saturday, 4 August 2018

How to Launch a Blog Successfully and Make $103,457.98 Your First Year Blogging - Part 3




How to Measure the Success of Your Blog Strategy – Part 3
Having launched your blog do you have the right strategy?  How can you measure the success of your blog strategy?  This article continues today by looking at how important plan it is to use the right platform you use on social media and to really consider the desired end point of your content marketing strategy.  Read on and come back tomorrow to find out more.  Let me know how useful you find this article and leave a comment below.
Platform Makes Perfect
There are many types of blogs, each with their own individual flavor. They all serve a different purpose. Your strategy will need to consider what is the most effective for your brand and desired outcome.
Fashion pages or interior design business find great success with visual platforms like Instagram and Pinterest. An effective cross-marketing strategy links winning visuals with interesting, value-add content.
If you are promoting a management consultancy or legal advice, then engaging and informative content that answers questions, or solves problems, for your audience is a smart way to go.
Increasingly, businesses include video-logs embedded in their written content as a way to boost SEO. It adds a personal connection for consumers. A video can help people connect with you and your brand.
Some time-poor businesses take the route of buying Content Marketing Packages to make the job easier. There’s really no one right way to go.

What’s the Point?
You know your target customer(s) and you know what sort of questions they want yoboou to answer. Great! Your content will practically write itself.
But wait – you need to decide what the point of it is first!
Do you want readers to buy, or sign up for a newsletter, sign a petition, or repost a sales promotion on their social media?
Knowing what the desired end-point of your content marketing strategy is, is the key to success.
You need to know the destination if you’re gonna get there, right?!
Most blog strategies have more than one goal, in fact. Your primary goal could be to sell, by becoming a trusted advisor. The secondary goal might be to improve SEO, get more traffic to your website, or boost the number of email addresses on your contact list.
Source:  by Dale Harris – ArticleCity