At Emery Designs, we believe that marketing goes beyond looks and that the essence of marketing lies in crafting messages that connect with your audience.
Your social networking efforts are like fishing in a Great Cyber Lake. That makes practicing the angler’s art an essential strategy for businesses to learn.
Search engine optimization (SEO) and pay-per-click (PPC) advertising are like the modern-day equivalent of the traditional Yellow Pages. Allow me to explain.
The customer avatar lies at the core of every successful marketing strategy. This powerful tool empowers you to connect more personally with your target audience by providing a holistic understanding of their needs, preferences, and pain points.
Relevant, timely, trustworthy content also captures your newest customers and keeps your most enduring customers coming back for more. Because so much rides on the quality of your content, it’s imperative to take the same approach to your digital marketing strategy as to your other business practices. In other words, only the best for your customers.
Marketing trends, challenges, and opportunities are every bit as unpredictable as snow patterns. To stay ahead of the competition, businesses may need to adapt their website and digital marketing in response to changing circumstances
Google is prioritizing content that is “written by people, for people.” Why does the search engine giant feel compelled to make that clarification? Because a lot of businesses try to game the SEO system with content written by people (or AI) for search engine bots.
It’s not enough to have a marketing plan or marketing ideas. It’s not enough to be a member of the Chamber of Commerce or to have a business website. You’ve got to apply the plan, experiment with the ideas, attend the socials, update the business website – and you’ve got to do it consistently and with dedicated effort if you want to achieve your business health goals.
Posting to your blog every month won’t just make Google happy; it’ll make your site visitors happy. You have professional expertise that people are looking for.
Recently, a client confided in me concerning what I’m going to call advertising anxiety. "Advertising is addictive.", he said, with the haunted look of someone who has experienced first-hand the rollercoaster thrills of Facebook Ad-driven traffic stats.
