By Sonia Simone
Great to see you again! This week on Copyblogger, we looked at how to make progress on projects and opportunities that might seem intimidating at first. Stefanie Flaxman showed us how to take that Big Idea (exciting, challenging, scary) and break it down until you discover your first (or next) move. She shared a process
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By Neil Patel
Everyone wants more sales.
Regardless of your industry or current situation of your company, increased conversions will help your business grow and prosper.
But wanting higher sales conversions and actually getting them are two different things.
Sure, your advertising team probably has various content marketing strategies in place.
It’s important you have a proper grasp of the reasons behind these tactics.
Are the advertisements targeting an actionable audience?
That’s one of the major differences between retargeting strategies and other promotional methods.
Here’s the thing.
Not every customer takes a simple path to complete the purchase.
It’s not always as simple as someone viewing …read more
By Sonia Simone
Remember the movie Sliding Doors? It’s a story of two parallel lives — one in which the heroine catches a particular train home from work, and one in which she misses that train and catches the next one. That insignificant event goes on to change everything about her life — and even the time of
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As you develop your traffic and conversion strategies this year, knowing how to appeal to your human audience while optimizing for search is vital. Luckily, Rainmaker Digital CFO Sean Jackson wrote an excellent free guide that you can download right now — and you don’t even have to enter your email address. There’s no silver
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By Neil Patel
Every consumer is different.
Some people like to shop online, and other people prefer shopping in stores.
There are customers who spend days or even weeks researching a product before making a purchase, while others buy something without any prior intention at all.
This is called an impulse purchase.
Believe it or not, more people are guilty of this than you would think.
Have you ever bought something impulsively?
I’m willing to bet that you have.
In fact, 84% of Americans admit to making an impulsive buy.
So, how much are they spending?
If someone is waiting in line to check out at …read more