Internet Marketing 101 for Business Owners
A beginner’s guide to the five pillars of internet marketing: SEO, PPC, conversion rate optimization, email marketing and social media, explained simply.
Practical, no-nonsense guides on SEO, social media, paid advertising, email and digital strategy from the team at Web Marketing Army.
New to internet marketing? These guides cover the essentials.
A beginner’s guide to the five pillars of internet marketing: SEO, PPC, conversion rate optimization, email marketing and social media, explained simply.
Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Pinterest, YouTube, Instagram and Google Plus: the unique marketing advantage each platform offered businesses in 2015.
Is SEO dead? Do keywords alone get you ranked? We bust four common SEO myths that waste your time and budget, and explain what actually works.
Jump straight to the area of marketing you care about.
How search engines really rank websites, and how to earn visibility the right way.
4 articles →Turn followers into customers.
6 articles →Make every advertising rupee and dollar count.
2 articles →Email is still one of the highest-returning marketing channels, when done right.
1 article →A strong brand keeps customers coming back.
2 articles →The big picture of internet marketing: the fundamentals every business owner should know, how to plan a strategy, when to outsource and where the industry is heading..
9 articles →Every article in the archive, newest first.
Use competitor analysis to predict what works: study rankings, keywords, backlinks and social buzz, and track trends with Google Trends and Google Alerts.
Offline success doesn’t guarantee online success. Why business owners should keep an open mind and trust internet marketing experts, and how the data helps.
Scheduling social posts saves time but costs engagement. Five reasons to stay present: outdated content, missed moments, viral chances, data and conversations.
Cheap traffic, bulk emails, spammy backlinks and bought followers all fail. Why quality beats quantity in internet marketing and SEO.
Web design and internet marketing are different skills. Five reasons to hire a dedicated internet marketer instead of relying on your web designer.
A beginner’s guide to the five pillars of internet marketing: SEO, PPC, conversion rate optimization, email marketing and social media, explained simply.
Five social media myths that hold businesses back, from “my customers aren’t on social” to “it’s all about follower numbers,” and the truth behind each.
A marketing strategy is your business’s sat-nav. Here’s how it keeps you focused, helps you hit goals, uncovers insights, saves money and conveys your brand.
Great service comes first. Then these four proven ways to attract more customers: drop the hard sell, stay active online, invest in SEO and run special offers.
Make every advertising dollar count: gather data, target the right audience, test and refine, diversify channels and know when to bring in a professional.
Five rules for social media marketing that works: post regularly, keep your brand consistent, always engage, tailor each platform and sound human.
Great content is essential, but it won’t market itself. How SEO, social media and PPC campaigns turn good content into traffic and sales.
Bought email lists and bulk blasts are still common in Sri Lanka, and they don’t work. How to run ethical, opt-in email marketing that gets results.
Organic vs paid search explained. Learn when pay-per-click ads deliver instant, targeted traffic and how they keep your business safe when rankings dip.
Why internet marketing gives small and medium-sized businesses an edge: lower costs, precise targeting, a loyal online audience and more sales.
Six advantages of outsourcing your internet marketing: time saved, specialist skills, measurable results, a streamlined team, fresh eyes and accountability.
Our 2016 internet marketing forecast: mobile and wearable traffic, mobile commerce, video, social search, new social networks, email and interactive content.
Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Pinterest, YouTube, Instagram and Google Plus: the unique marketing advantage each platform offered businesses in 2015.
A six-step plan to build brand authority on social media: choose the right platforms, define your brand, plan your strategy, create shareable content and lead.
Why branding makes or breaks a business: customers won’t return without one, social media builds it, and happy customers are your best promoters.
Google’s April 2015 mobile-friendly update, explained in five questions: how mobile rankings work, page-level impact, testing, re-crawling and timing.
Social media now drives as much traffic as search. The benefits of committing to social media marketing, from exposure and loyalty to real customer insight.
Our 2015 predictions for the future of internet marketing: visual content, mobile targeting, precise audiences and Google’s evolving view of social signals.
Is SEO dead? Do keywords alone get you ranked? We bust four common SEO myths that waste your time and budget, and explain what actually works.
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