Why Your Business Should Explore Conversational Marketing
The digital marketing industry has been growing rapidly over the years, with search, display, video, and email expected to spend over $120B by 2021.
Starting any new marketing leadership role is intimidating – transitioning to a new team with new faces, learning industry-specific policies, and familiarizing yourself with the overall goals of your new organization takes time and effort. And that’s only for a “traditional” marketing role.
The digital marketing industry has been growing rapidly over the years, with search, display, video, and email expected to spend over $120B by 2021.
In the world of digital marketing, there are so, so many acronyms. SEO, PPC, CTR, CPA, ROAS, RLSA, the list goes on and on. I hate to break it to you but I’m going to add one more to your list: the RFP.
Want something done? Just ask. That’s the mentality behind calls-to-action (CTAs). You probably put CTAs in your ad copy, but you’re missing out if you don’t also make calls-to-action an integral part of your website.
The golden rule of big data comes from the golden rule of buffet lines: less is more. Not only is big data hard to digest, but it can also leave you feeling sick to your analytical stomach when you’re toe-to-toe with the vast spread of information.
There’s a wealth of published research on the art of persuasion and how people make decisions. While this sounds like something you glossed over in Psych 101, it has real-world consequences—especially in the e-commerce industry.