marketing
Nonprofit web design guide
As a nonprofit Executive Director or Communication Manager, you understand the importance of having a strong online presence. An effective website can help your organization connect with donors, volunteers, and supporters, as well as showcase your programs and services. When it comes to choosing a web design agency, it’s important to consider one that has […]
Cause marketing vs purpose-driven marketing
Here’s the difference between cause marketing vs purpose-driven marketing. Cause marketing is short-term and purpose-driven marketing drives the core business aims. Consumers will shop at brands with purpose 64% of the time. Find out more.
The Benefits of Nonprofits Using Social Media Marketing During A Pandemic
Social media has changed the marketing world like nothing ever has before. However, ever since the COVID-19 pandemic rocked the world, social media marketing has been taken to a whole new level. Lockdown, social distancing, working from home; all of these parts of the world’s “new normal” have created a need for discovering the most effective ways of connecting with others socially and professionally.
Why it’s important to write purpose-driven content
Consumers love to get behind a cause and feel that the companies they support stand for something, especially a cause they believe in too. This is especially true during COVID. Find out how do you tell your consumers what causes you support through purpose-driven content marketing.
Taking the ‘Share of Voice’ KPI into consideration with your next marketing or PR campaign
What is share of voice, how do you calculate it, and what will it mean for your business? Find out now.
Growth Marketing: A Top Priority In 2020 and Why It’s So Powerful
If you haven’t already started implementing growth marketing then you need to make 2020 your year. You may have heard it called growth hacking or data-driven marketing. Regardless of what you call it, growth marketing is here and it can change your business.
The Future of Digital Marketing
With Google’s search journeys digital marketing is changing. Here’s how to prepare for the future of digital marketing and what will happen.
2020 Marketing Priorities
When you attend marketing conferences, you may leave feeling pumped and inspired, but how does that translate to your business when you get back to the office? Were you left with four concrete steps to improve your conversion rate or a new way to determine if your blog is generating a positive ROI? It’s understandable that the marketing landscape is a little uncertain with Brexit, AI-first, Google search journeys, voice search, GDPR, websites still not being optimized for mobile (how is this happening in 2019?), and so much more. Where do you even begin to figure out how to rank on Google, keep your rankings, keep your market share, get on the ladder, or whatever your goal is for next year? Let’s explore some concrete 2020 marketing priorities.
Content Strategy vs. Content Tactics
Modern companies did not invent content marketing; it has been around for well over a century (as you can see) but now everyone does it. You don’t get as big of a slice in the market as companies did in the early days. But in order to stay relevant in a world full of content, you need to have your content strategy and content tactics in place.
Google’s Search Journeys
Search is changing. No longer do users type a query into Google to find a simple answer. Google has changed its strategy and its algorithms and now tries to better understand ‘user intent’ and the stage of the buyer’s journey.
