Both virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) are hot topics now. While these technologies have been around for a while, we’re only just starting to see widespread applications. It’s no longer just gaming and high-tech companies that are using AR and VR for marketing purposes. Let’s look at some ways that your business can benefit from augmented reality marketing.
Wandering through the wilderness of available data in Google Analytics is like trying to decipher the tax code. Both contain useful data but not all of it is useful for the reasons you need. You reach a point where you start to over-think and over-plan your strategy to the point that you don’t know where to begin. For example, how many times have you sat down to write that killer blog and your brain froze? An idea was ripening but the words would not come. Similarly, with analytics, you can get so much information that you become a victim of analysis paralysis and put your strategy in a deep freeze. Let’s see if we can warm things up a bit by reviewing some fundamentals of Google Analytics.
No, we’re not talking about those cute, flightless birds. Nor are we looking to discuss the famous Batman villain. For digital marketers looking to engage in SEO, Penguin is an integral term that impacts almost all of their decisions. And last summer, it got an upgrade.
You may think that upgrade means Penguin is going away. After all, Google announced that it would be the last update to the long-standing spam reduction machine. But in reality, the opposite is the case.
Regardless of your industry, email marketing continues to be immensely successful. While open and click-through rates vary greatly by industry, both B2B and B2C brands consider the medium one of the most effective digital marketing tactics available.
Especially for companies who embrace inbound marketing, the success potential of email marketing can be immense. A number of studies, in fact, have found that brands who use email marketing to nurture their leads see significantly higher conversion rates and better transaction rates than those who don’t.
An inbound marketing platform like HubSpot, of course, has recognized that issue, which is why it includes a comprehensive email tool as part of its core features. As an active user, you probably already know about the basics of that feature, which includes an easy drag-and-drop editor as well as an option to segment and select your audience.
At the same time, a wide range of features exist that you may have never heard about. So for today’s edition of HubSpot Tips and Tricks, we’ll focus on 5 email tool features you don’t know exist that can significantly impact the success of your marketing efforts.
First things first: to successfully promote and grow your business online, you absolutely need to engage in social media marketing. But of course, that’s a vague topic with almost countless possibilities. Most marketers, almost immediately upon getting started, ask themselves a simple question: can I do everything I need to do for free, or do I need to spend money on social media ads?
You won’t like our short answer: it depends. The long answer, hopefully, will be a bit more enlightening. Paid ads on Facebook, Instagram, and other social media networks are undoubtedly valuable for your business, if the situation is right. To determine whether that is the case, consider the below a 6 step evaluation on whether you can grow your business organically on social media, or need to spend money on ads.
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