In this thrilling webinar the Founder of Generations Beyond, a digital marketing firm in Long Island, will discuss the marketing philosophies you need to know to become a marketing superhero. Specifically this webinar discusses the following:
- How to be a forensic detective when reading your analytics
- Look at your web traffic as you would a crime scene and learn what goes on in the minds of your visitors as they travel the web BEFORE they arrive on your site, while they are on your site, and what makes them flee the scene
- How to create a massive toolbox of gadgets to optimize and track your marketing
- The importance of mobile
4. If your logo was flying high above
your city what would your clients
& potential clients think?
Is it in line with your vision statement?
Would they even recognize
your branding?
5. What is your most effective
branding opportunity?
• Email blasts
• Your email signature
• Facebook updates
• Your invoices
• TV/Radio Ads
• Billboards
6.
7. Don’t Be A One-Tool-Wonder
• Avoid allegiances
to a singular tool.
• Successful marketing requires
a combination of efforts
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8. What Tools Are In Your Marketing Utility Belt?
What tools are you currently utilizing in your marketing efforts? Can they
be combined with each other for a more explosive effect? Or used in
succession for a powerful one-two punch?
• SEO
• SMM
• SEM
• Other Paid Ad Channels
• Remarketing
• Killer Design
• Killer Copy
• Market Specific Landing Pages
• Non-digital tactics
9. Utilize your analytics to figure out the mindset of visitors
BEFORE, DURING AND AFTER they visit your site.
Try to detect where your MARKETING BREAKDOWN occurs.
Marketing Breakdowns Are Killing Your Conversions!
So what is a MARKETING BREAKDOWN?
10. Marketing Breakdowns
A prospective customer goes through a series of minute actions from the
point he or she initially realizes they want to buy whether they have a specific
need for the product or service and are actively searching for it, or they have
passively been marketed to, such as at an end cap store display or via a
television ad.
From this point on, that buyer goes through a series of actions and reactions
until ultimately the sale is made or lost.
It is at these critical points where a breakdown can occur.