So here’s a game I made up. I decided to try and see what Google has to say about the ABCs of digital marketing.
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Why CallRail Call Tracking Matters for Your Business
Many businesses are on the ball when it comes to tracking clicks, website visits, and social media engagement with laser…
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We at Think Profits are excited to announce the launch of our new website! It’s been in the works for the last few months, and now it’s finally here. We wanted to give our visitors a clean new look, easy navigation and overall a better user experience and you’ll see that throughout our new site.
There is no doubt about it; customer reviews have a huge impact on your business. Better customer ratings mark your business as trustworthy and influence customers to buy your product, stay at your hotel or enlist your services.
Marketing your school on LinkedIn goes beyond just claiming your page. As with any type of online marketing, your strategy needs to be sound in order for your efforts to be effective. These are our tips for building and maintaining a strong University Page.
Mobile search is ever on the rise with marketers predicting that 2015 is the year that we will see mobile search surpass desktop.
This move to mobile will have huge implications for companies who haven’t redesigned their website in years, especially as Google continues to tweak their algorithms with focus on improving user experience for mobile search.
There are countless myths out there when it comes to email; Monday is the best day to send an email, morning emails get faster responses, social media is replacing email, and of course, email is dead.
Sure social media rolled in like the new kid on campus, but Facebook can never completely take the role of email. The fact is email isn’t dead; it’s forever developing and changing.
From content marketing to in-house offers, there are no limits when it comes to promoting your hotel’s brand. Take a look at our top 5 marketing tips for Hotels.
Referrer spam, in its simplest form, is the creating of bogus links to fool Google into thinking that a website is more popular than in reality. It works by accessing publicly available logs and inserting a link into them.
