Tags : Digital Marketing

5 Steps to Keep Your Facebook Ads Working in iOS 14

Back when we found out about iOS 14, there were a lot of question marks as to when it would be enforced, what it would mean for your Facebook campaigns, and how you could prepare. Now that iOS 14 is in full swing, many questions have been answered—but still more arise. Read More

Email Marketing Trends for 2021

It will be no surprise that customer behaviour has changed over the last year due to the pandemic and this is no different for email marketing. The way in which customers now receive, view and interact with emails has shuffled due to customers having more time at home, and a Read More

How to Optimize Your Webinar Landing Page

Are you looking for a powerful way to grow your business and connect with your target audience? If so, you may want to consider hosting webinars on your website and social media. Webinars are one of the best ways to grow your lead lists and engage with potential customers. But Read More

Digital Marketing and Omnichannel Maturity

Consumer behaviors have changed drastically this past year. The pandemic has altered how consumers shop, research for new products and engage with brands. As a result, brands have also had to pivot to meet consumers’ changing expectations and shopping patterns. Read More  Read More

Everything We Know About Google’s Performance Max Campaigns

We’ve compiled everything we know about Google’s Performance Max campaigns: what they are, how they differ, & early performance results! With Google’s announcement that the Performance Max campaign would receive a broader rollout, there have been a lot of questions about what Performance Max is, how it Read More

Google Doesn’t Rank Pages Different From Posts

Googlebot doesn’t recognize a difference between posts and pages, therefore they each have equal opportunity to rank in search results. Google doesn’t distinguish between blog posts and webpages when indexing and ranking content. A “post” can rank just as well as a “page.” This is stated by Google’Read More

Google Can Forward Ranking Signals Without A 301 Redirect

Google is capable of forwarding ranking signals from one URL to another without a 301 redirect in place. Google’s John Mueller says, in some cases, it’s possible to forward ranking signals from an old URL to a new URL without a 301 redirect. This is mentioned during Mueller’s weekly Read More

YouTube Offers Data on Video Openers

While YouTube has been around for a very long time, it has only relatively recently become a true search engine. Users regularly navigate and find new content, often spending many hours surfing the video engine. So it made sense for creators to set up their own channels and to have Read More