A lot of blogs, websites and even Facebook pages are created to specifically market or advertise products and services. You only need a computer unit and a fast internet connection in order to keep up with the changing updates. Creating and maintaining a business Facebook page is one of the easiest and cheapest ways to promote goods and services.
This is a continuation of the previous article, What In The World Is API and How Do I Use It? If you have read the first API article, you have a general idea of what API is and how to use it. But now, you will want to understand how to make sure when enough is enough and how to organize this data.
You don’t need a huge marketing budget, and you don’t even need to invest in every area of content. It’s simply a matter of finding your niche and serving your audience. And that’s exactly what these small businesses have done...
Retargeting is an online advertising method used to convert your visitors and so increase the performances of your website. But this one is still not harnessed by everyone in the tech community, so I decided to gather all the best practices I apply for my clients in order to boost their ROI. This advice may change according to the retargeting platform you use.
I grew up in a tiny, isolated town in Northeast Pennsylvania. Not much to see and not much for a teenager to do besides get in trouble. However, the region did contain a number of novelties: a nearby town that’s been on fire for over 250 years due to an underground coal mining incident, Amish folks, covered bridges and more.
As search engine marketers, we know that the best time for us to be involved with a web design or redesign project is right at the beginning, so that SEO can be ‘baked in‘ to the process right from the start.
