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The Dynamic Duo: Inbound Marketing And SEO Copywriting

The Dynamic Duo: Inbound Marketing And SEO Copywriting

Inbound Marketing and SEO are a match made in web marketing heaven. They are symbiotic, meaning they help each other when used at the same time, and both are amazingly useful techniques for driving curious potential customers to your website. Both must be uniquely targeted for your ideal audience and both must anticipate what your customers will search for and want to read about. In essence, the same research that reveals which SEO keywords to focus on also provides you with topics on which to write your inbound marketing content. The content, in turn, should be SEO optimized to contain the targeted keywords, which it can do relevantly and interestingly because that's what you're writing about in the first place! Watch your readership and conversions grow when you employ these tactics. (more…)

3 SEO Tips: Avoiding Slang, Jargon And Complex Sentence Structures

3 SEO Tips: Avoiding Slang, Jargon And Complex Sentence Structures

Every business owner is looking for SEO tips. It's getting harder and harder to get our website found via organic searches. So, SEO, or search engine optimization, has become very important. The actually language you use is also very important in keeping or driving away current customers, leads and prospects. You can convey the same information in a conversational, technical, dry, forceful or enthusiastic way. But the way in which you write needs to resonate with your target audience. (more…)

Lead Scoring Can Boost Your Inbound Marketing Campaigns

Lead Scoring Can Boost Your Inbound Marketing Campaigns

One of the top challenges for inbound marketers is generating quality leads. Not just leads, but leads who are sufficiently knowledgeable about a company and its products that sales representatives can convert them into buying customers. The problem, as noted by Hubspot, is that marketers and salespeople don’t agree on what constitutes a “quality lead”—for example, more than 40% of salespeople report that it’s becoming more difficult to sell to the leads they receive from the marketing team: (more…)

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