Tracking how your website’s visitors use your site is crucial to understanding what works on your site to convert users, and what doesn’t. But the tools you use to track such user engagement is just as important as the act itself. And Google Analytics fits the bill.
With 75 million users using Instagram every day, it’s crucial to use this site as a means of reaching a huge audience. Millennials in particular are more likely to be login on to this platform, which is a great demographic to target considering the fact that they’re still young, yet working and have the money to spend. There’s no better time to be an internet marketer, with Instagram recently announcing its open ad platform to all brands. With the announcement, hoards of companies jumped on board, and so they should.
In 2016, it’s hard to fathom that a business doesn’t have a website. With so many people taking to the ‘net these days to find what they’re looking for, businesses are basically throwing money away that they otherwise could have enjoyed had they just put a website up.
It’s not easy to find new clients when you’re in the web design and programming business. It’s just not enough to have an awesome looking site floating around in cyberspace to attract newcomers. But there are a few things you can do to garner some attention from new customers, regardless if you’re new to the industry or have been in business for a long time.
There are more than one billion websites floating around in cyberspace, and more than two billion internet navigators across the globe. With these types of astronomical numbers, it can seem nearly impossible to get your website to stand out. But it is possible, and a lot of it has to do with how your website is designed in the first place. How people will see your website will depend on a number of factors, including a specialized design that holds readers’ attention for as long as possible - long enough for them to take action.
Considering how many skilled and creative web design & development freelancers are out there, you’d think that they’d be bringing in a lot of business. However, sometimes having all the creative talent is not enough. The lack of business and customer service skills can make your freelance business a tough one.
In case you weren’t aware, Google can make it seem as though your website has dropped off the face of the earth for seemingly no reason. One day you’re getting hefty traffic, and the next day - nada. Probably the worst part is that most of the time you just don’t know why your site dropped from Page One to Page 100. It happens all the time. But the good news is, there are some ways to help you minimize the odds of Google dinging your site in the page ranks. Here are some things you should NEVER do, or else you’ll face the wrath of Google.
Everyone knows that having a website is critical to any business venture. No matter what niche a business is in, a website is an opportunity to reach the masses of potential visitors all across the globe. But how the website is designed plays a key role in how successful it will be in being found by web crawlers, and how good it is at engaging readers and converting them into real customers.
When building a website, a little planning is called for. You don’t just want to slap up a few pages and hope for the best. There are specific things you’ll want to do, and certain things that you’ll want to avoid when it comes to developing an effective website for your business.
You’ve got a good-looking website for your business, and are ready to launch it. Great. But now comes the tricky part: generating lots of traffic. After all, you could have the best looking website out there, but without traffic, it really isn’t effective, is it? Here are 4 ways to make your site more effective and bring on the hoards of traffic.