Who’s your target customer? “Everyone.” Excellent. That should make the media plan easy. Here’s why trying to market to everyone usually produces marketing that matters to no one.
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Google Ads is doing one thing. Facebook is doing another. Email has declared independence. If your marketing channels aren’t working together, you don’t have a funnel. You have several marketing departments that have never met.
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2,000 followers. 137 likes. 14 comments. Great. But did anybody buy anything? Here’s what small businesses should measure beyond social media follower counts.
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Does your website actually need a redesign, or are you just bored with how it looks? Here are 5 signs it’s time to rebuild and when a few smart improvements might be enough.
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Still doing your marketing manually? Here are 5 tasks small businesses can automate to save time and stay focused on generating customers.
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Getting Google Ads clicks but no customers? The problem may not be your ads. Here are 5 places to look after the click.
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Not sure whether to fix your ads, website, SEO, social media, or email first? Don’t start with the channel. Start with the funnel. Find where potential customers are dropping off, then fix the biggest bottleneck before spending more money elsewhere.
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Your CPL dropped from $80 to $35. Great result? Maybe. If the $80 leads were becoming customers and the $35 leads aren’t even qualified, your campaign may actually have gotten worse. Follow your leads beyond the form submission before deciding what’s working.
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Google Ads says 20 conversions. Your CRM says 11 leads. Which one is right? Before increasing your budget or optimizing the campaign, check what Google Ads is actually counting. Duplicate tracking, secondary actions, and poorly configured conversion events can make performance look better than it really is.
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Getting someone to fill out your contact form is only half the job. They clicked, read your website, decided they were interested and sent you their information. What happens next? Start with an immediate confirmation Don’t leave someone wondering whether the form worked. Send an automatic confirmation that tells them their inquiry was received and
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