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23/08/2017

There’s no question that every business is looking to grow. Whether you are a small business, mid-sized company or large corporation, growth from year to year is always a priority. In today’s digital marketplace, targeted digital marketing strategies are absolutely essential to drive your business forward.

In this article, we will explore 7 ways digital marketing can help you gain more leads, convert them into customers and generate more loyal existing customers.

Get Targeted Results.
What makes digital marketing so effective is how targeted it is. With focused social media, web content, SEO and online ad resources, you can target specific demographics, geographic regions and buying habits.
It’s the Future.
Let’s face it, we live in a digital world. Everything we consume is either on our phones or computers. Because of this, marketing to your target audience digitally is a great and effective way to reach them.
Convert Those Leads.
Good digital marketing is about more than just generating leads. It can also help you convert those leads into actual consumers. With the proper digital marketing strategy, your clientele has the potential to grow tremendously.
Build Your Reputation.
Digital marketing will undoubtedly help grow your brand recognition in the desired marketplace. In addition, blogs and targeted web content will enable you to build up your credibility and help you be seen as an expert in your field.
Increase Your Brand Loyalty.
With social media, email campaigns and review platforms, digital marketing makes it easier to stay connected with your existing customers. By keeping them engaged, you will build more loyalty. This leads to repeat business and referrals.
Track Your Results.
Digital marketing is very easy to track. You can see where all your leads are coming from, measure conversion rates and know exactly what’s working.
Changes can be made easily.
Because it is easy to track, digital marketing also gives you a ton of flexibility. You’re not stuck with a stockpile of printed materials that may no longer be effective. You can change, edit and adjust your strategy on a daily basis, making your content consistently relevant.
If digital marketing has not been on your radar in the past, 2017 is a great time to start strategizing. Eclat Media Solution offers dynamic digital marketing strategies that will help your business grow in 2017.
Contact us today for a free consultation.

21/08/2017

The purpose of search engine optimization is to help your website rank highly in organic search, with the ultimate goal of gaining qualified traffic from search queries related to your business. It’s about improving visibility and attracting visitors, all without having to pay for clicks.

Most people think that’s all SEO can do, but actually there’s a pretty powerful interplay between SEO and driving sales online. Search engine optimization, when done properly, can have the added benefit of improving site conversions. Increasingly, search engines value usability and truly outstanding content. And as it happens, users value those same things (even if they wouldn’t necessarily articulate it that way).

Below we explore how search engine optimization can play a role in helping your website drive better results:

Attracting qualified traffic through strategic keyword targeting

If your SEO strategy is focused on search terms and phrases that are appropriate and relevant to your brand, then you should be pretty successful in attracting not only traffic, but specifically qualified traffic to your website through search. Unless you’re a major national brand, your SEO efforts are probably (hopefully) less focused on ranking for popular and competitive head terms that convert at very low rates, and more concerned with targeting longer tail phrases that are highly relevant to your brand and services. Users who enter through these terms are more likely to find what they were looking for, and are more likely to convert as a result. In this way, having a strategic SEO strategy can help you attract traffic that is primed to convert.

Developing landing pages that match user intent

The goal of the search engine is to provide the user with the most relevant possible result. That means if the user searches for “red Nikes”, Google won’t return a shoe retailer’s homepage as the first result, it will return a category landing page populated with red Nikes. Why? Because that page contains the content the user was most likely looking for. What this means is that SEO naturally helps you better match user intent by serving up the most relevant page of your site as an entry point for the user.

If you don’t have a good landing page to match a certain set of search terms, then you won’t be able to rank for those terms. Thus an important part of SEO is creating the landing pages you need to house the content the search engines will crawl, index, and hopefully rank highly. But relevant category pages and content are good for the user too -- they help him find what he needs more efficiently, increasing the odds that he’ll convert.

Creating relevant, content rich landing pages helps with search visibility, and your website’s ability to convert traffic into sales.

Improving load times to impact rankings and conversions

Google wants to deliver the best possible user experience to its searchers, and as far back as 2010 it has been telling us that it takes load times into account when determining rankings. That’s because if there’s one thing we can all be sure of, it’s that users hate slow load times. There’s tons of research to suggest that slow load times increase bounce rates and have adverse affects on overall conversion rates.

Google penalizes sites with slow load times and users are less likely to convert when they encounter a slow site. Delivering a fast site means delivering a positive user experience, which is beneficial both to your site’s ability to convert and to its ability to rank.

Offering better mobile experiences to please algorithms and users

Modern SEO requires that you provide users with exceptional mobile user experiences. As of 2015, more Google searches are carried out on mobile than on desktop. This means that mobile is generating more search traffic than desktop is, and you can bet your bottom dollar that Google is invested in making sure those mobile searches return positive experiences for users. It’s no secret: Google has been clear in stating that content that isn’t perceived to be mobile-friendly will not rank as highly as content that is.

So, it’s obvious that to maintain strong organic visibility in search, companies need to invest in making their web content mobile-friendly. Of course, there’s another good reason to make your website mobile-friendly: it means an improved user experience, which means more conversions for you. Whether you endeavor to improve your mobile experiences to please Google or to please your users, the net result will be positive for your rankings and your conversions.

When it comes to search engine optimization and improving conversions, each has the power to positively impact the other. Search engines value usability now more than ever, so that means by following SEO best practices, you’ll be improving user experience on your site. And, in the opposite, direction, if you’re focused on usability for the sake of conversions, you’ll still be helping to bring your site up to date with the most modern and effective SEO practices.

21/08/2017

The purpose of search engine optimization is to help your website rank highly in organic search, with the ultimate goal of gaining qualified traffic from search queries related to your business. It’s about improving visibility and attracting visitors, all without having to pay for clicks.

Most people think that’s all SEO can do, but actually there’s a pretty powerful interplay between SEO and driving sales online. Search engine optimization, when done properly, can have the added benefit of improving site conversions. Increasingly, search engines value usability and truly outstanding content. And as it happens, users value those same things (even if they wouldn’t necessarily articulate it that way).

Below we explore how search engine optimization can play a role in helping your website drive better results:

Attracting qualified traffic through strategic keyword targeting

If your SEO strategy is focused on search terms and phrases that are appropriate and relevant to your brand, then you should be pretty successful in attracting not only traffic, but specifically qualified traffic to your website through search. Unless you’re a major national brand, your SEO efforts are probably (hopefully) less focused on ranking for popular and competitive head terms that convert at very low rates, and more concerned with targeting longer tail phrases that are highly relevant to your brand and services. Users who enter through these terms are more likely to find what they were looking for, and are more likely to convert as a result. In this way, having a strategic SEO strategy can help you attract traffic that is primed to convert.

Developing landing pages that match user intent

The goal of the search engine is to provide the user with the most relevant possible result. That means if the user searches for “red Nikes”, Google won’t return a shoe retailer’s homepage as the first result, it will return a category landing page populated with red Nikes. Why? Because that page contains the content the user was most likely looking for. What this means is that SEO naturally helps you better match user intent by serving up the most relevant page of your site as an entry point for the user.

If you don’t have a good landing page to match a certain set of search terms, then you won’t be able to rank for those terms. Thus an important part of SEO is creating the landing pages you need to house the content the search engines will crawl, index, and hopefully rank highly. But relevant category pages and content are good for the user too -- they help him find what he needs more efficiently, increasing the odds that he’ll convert.

Creating relevant, content rich landing pages helps with search visibility, and your website’s ability to convert traffic into sales.

Improving load times to impact rankings and conversions

Google wants to deliver the best possible user experience to its searchers, and as far back as 2010 it has been telling us that it takes load times into account when determining rankings. That’s because if there’s one thing we can all be sure of, it’s that users hate slow load times. There’s tons of research to suggest that slow load times increase bounce rates and have adverse affects on overall conversion rates.

Google penalizes sites with slow load times and users are less likely to convert when they encounter a slow site. Delivering a fast site means delivering a positive user experience, which is beneficial both to your site’s ability to convert and to its ability to rank.

Offering better mobile experiences to please algorithms and users

Modern SEO requires that you provide users with exceptional mobile user experiences. As of 2015, more Google searches are carried out on mobile than on desktop. This means that mobile is generating more search traffic than desktop is, and you can bet your bottom dollar that Google is invested in making sure those mobile searches return positive experiences for users. It’s no secret: Google has been clear in stating that content that isn’t perceived to be mobile-friendly will not rank as highly as content that is.

So, it’s obvious that to maintain strong organic visibility in search, companies need to invest in making their web content mobile-friendly. Of course, there’s another good reason to make your website mobile-friendly: it means an improved user experience, which means more conversions for you. Whether you endeavor to improve your mobile experiences to please Google or to please your users, the net result will be positive for your rankings and your conversions.

When it comes to search engine optimization and improving conversions, each has the power to positively impact the other. Search engines value usability now more than ever, so that means by following SEO best practices, you’ll be improving user experience on your site. And, in the opposite, direction, if you’re focused on usability for the sake of conversions, you’ll still be helping to bring your site up to date with the most modern and effective SEO practices.

21/08/2017

Staying afloat in today’s digital marketplace requires your website to make good use of technology and design trends. But you can’t consider design trends without development. Website development—the coding and the programming behind the design—is what brings a site’s design elements to life. And in 2017, it’s equally as important that your team is keeping an eye on the latest trends in development. Here, we take a look at some of the latest trends to help you get started.

OpenCart for Ecommerce

In today’s fast-paced, fast-tracked world, people are looking to speed up even the most basic of everyday tasks. This includes shopping. From clothes and gadgets, to paper towels and vitamins, people are now turning to their devices to help them round up their retail needs and deliver them straight to their doorstep, all with the click of a button.

It’s a booming business with no hint of slowing down any time soon. Worldwide ecommerce sales were estimated at $1.9 trillion. By 2020, global sales are expected to hit $4 trillion. And in order to keep up, ecommerce developers are now looking for platforms that are easy to navigate and host. Enter: Open Cart.

OpenCart is an ecommerce platform, which allows developers to create extensions and customizations with relative ease. The administrative dashboard features straightforward and easy to navigate menus, which are now mobile-friendly—allowing developers to access and manage the platform from their smartphones and tablets. The platform also offers developers a plethora of options and support. As of today, there are thousands of multilingual posts on the OpenCart forum; more than 12,000 extensions available; and multiple ready-to-use design templates to choose from. The platform also has a multi-store mode, allowing multiple online stores to be managed from one admin panel. And last but not least, the platform is Google friendly. A Google Analytics extension can easily be added to the admin dashboard, allowing developers to monitor and boost SEO practices.

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The OpenCart admin dashboard is easy to navigate and mobile friendly.
Artificial Intelligence

Chatbots, artificial intelligence (AI) systems that interact over text, have become a dominant force in online customer service. From ecommerce sites to social media applications, chatbots are now allowing brands to have direct, one-on-one customer interactions. They’re answering questions and forging relationships with consumers, helping to boost engagement and brand loyalty along the way.

But chatbots are just one facet of AI that’s expected to grow in 2017. In fact, AI systems have already begun to transform the way that Internet services operate. These systems are now allowing sites such as Google, Facebook, Twitter, and Skype to analyze tremendous amounts of user data in order to gain a much deeper understanding of human behavior and thought processes on the web. This approach to development is called “deep learning,” and it’s expected to have huge implications in the development world.

In fact, many analysts say that the new wave Internet of Things (IoT) —using apps to control household appliances, to monitor medical devices, track crime, etc.—is doomed without AI systems of learning. You see, the amount of data that will be generated by IoT devices will be gargantuan in scope. Humans will depend on AI systems to analyze, make sense, learn, and to move forward in the realm of IoT.

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Chatbots are driving direct, one-on-one customer interactions. Image courtesy of Chatbots Magazine.

More JavaScript

JavaScript is a behind-the-scenes, text-based language, which provides control over objects in web design. Put simply, JavaScript is what makes webpages interactive. It’s what’s behind interactive maps, animated graphics, slides, and now, artificial intelligence systems like chatbots. Currently, JavaScript is the most popular programming language amongst full stack developers. And with advancements in design and the rise of AI systems, there is a pressing need for more efficient programming language. Expect to see big changes in JavaScript, as it becomes a more integral part of modern web design and development.

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Some of the code for creating neurons, or deep learning systems, as shown by JavaScript Scene.

Images in Motion

The days of static images on the page are long gone. Users are demanding more visually engaging, more interactive experiences on the web now more than ever before. And the best website designs are the ones making use of new technologies to give it to them. Animations, videos, and graphical interchange formats (GIFs), have taken the world of web design by storm. Not only are moving images enhancing engagement and interactivity, they’re also proving to be new, powerful storytelling tools for brands, enabling them to establish strong identities on the web. You can expect developers to continue looking for ways to incorporate cinematography, 360-degree videos, animations, and GIFs onto the page in 2017.

One Page Websites

There’s one final trend that’s been showing up in some of this year’s top designs, and it’s likely to transform the world of development: one page websites. For companies looking to go mobile-friendly, one page sites are essential. Multiple tabs and pages don’t work for users on smartphones and tablets. And with more than half of all global Internet users now mobile, there’s a pressing need for sites to be mobile responsive. From a design point of view, one page sites reduce clutter on the screen, captivate users, and are easily intuitive. In short, they offer a more immersive, more engaging user experience. And if those aren’t good enough reasons to go one page, then consider the fact that they’re yielding higher conversion rates..

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One page sites reduce clutter, enhance storytelling, and are easy to intuit.

The development trends we’ve touched on here—OpenCart, artificial intelligence systems, JavaScript, moving images, and one page websites—all toe the line of a one-party system. Compelling and interactive web designs are driving the digital marketplace. But you can’t have design without development. The two are entirely co-dependent. Moreover, these trends mirror what’s happening in the design world, which will always dictate what’s to come in the world of development. You simply can’t consider one without the other.

21/08/2017

3 Psychology Strategies You Should Be Using on Social Media
Are you looking to gain more attention for your business on social media? Has your brand been lost in the weeds lately, and you’re trying to figure it all out? If so, there’s no reason to run away screaming. Many people fail to recognize three small, yet effective tweaks to their marketing strategy which can help them stand out from the pack.

Those three strategies are psychological—hidden—yet are very powerful when you bring them to the forefront of your marketing. Those strategies are:

Reciprocity
Social Proof
Scarcity
You may have heard of these before, but you may not completely understand how they can work. I want to show you how powerful they can be for your brand. Let’s get into it.


1. Reciprocity: The Power of Giving Back

While it may seem like a good idea to share your sales pages and opt-in links to your audience continuously, in reality, you’re hurting yourself more than helping. Always remember: Your audience is paying attention to everything you do and will be judging you based off your actions and promises online.

The Law of Reciprocity is the idea that you should give before you get, particularly when it comes to your followers. While your end game should still be in sight, reciprocity can be another avenue down which you direct them towards your goals.

One great example of reciprocity in action is giving away your best ideas. Jay Baer told a story about the CEO of Geek Squad, who explained to people how to fix their computers for free in various content distribution platforms like articles and videos. Someone came to their CEO and told him they thought this was a bad business idea. However, the CEO explained that when his audience finally couldn’t fix their computers by themselves, who were they going to call to fix it for them? Some random person out of the Yellow Pages, or the company who had been giving them free information consistently?

Not only will this free information help your audience, but it will also establish a sense of expertise which connects them to your business. This experience will draw your audience closer to your brand.

Don’t keep your ideas to yourself. Give them away! This will influence your audience’s buying decisions in the future.

Another company which comes to mind is FreeeUp. They make sure to give their clients and customers all of the tools needed to complete the job. However, when the time comes, they understand their audience knows who to come to when they can’t complete the job. They give their audience the tools to succeed, but when those won’t cut it, they make themselves available.

In fact, FreeeUp is so sure of this technique, they have compiled all of their best ideas into one book for business people to look over and create their own success using their thoughts. Brilliant.

Give before you get, particularly when it comes to your brand's social following.
2. Social Proof: Building an Influential Brand

I used to think social proof was when you had a lot of social shares on an article. While this is part of what I’m talking about, social proof goes even deeper than share counts on your blog.

Social proof is the essence of your brand, and it builds bridges from one person to the next. Psychologically, social proof influences our behaviors whenever we clock a person’s actions online, whether they are talking about a certain brand like Social Media Examiner or a new book they just purchased.

This is what you want your brand to convey to your audience. You want people to talk about you. In fact, shopping sites like Amazon.com rely heavily on social proof to sell products and influence buying decisions across the web

One great example would be Jay Baer’s book, Hug Your Haters.

Testimonials are a great way to establish trust and build confidence in your product or brand across your audience. Who wouldn’t take a leap of faith and grab this book right now because of the many positive testimonials praising it so well?

On the other hand, negative social proof can destroy your brand just as quickly. Social proof is a powerful motivator to influence your community, and it helps to always have them in mind when you release something from your business.

3. Scarcity: Make It Disappear

Have you ever seen scarcity used to its fullest potential? The results are amazing: people rushing to get one of the five books you have just released, or whatever it is you’re selling.

If you’re still unsure about scarcity, let me explain it quickly: Scarcity places a limitation on a product or service, bringing out FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) in your audience.

Scarcity is a powerful psychological motivator because no one wants to be left out. When someone feels like they’re being left out, their brain will go into “fight or flight” mode, causing high emotional distress. The only way to relieve the distress is to completely themselves from the scenario or simply give in to the urge to do whatever it is you’re wanting them to do.

Scarcity is an art form, and Groupon employs it well. Groupon takes a specific coupon and places a time limit on it.

Notice the $60 coupon for catering is already gone. This creates a sense of urgency within your audience and will trigger them to react to what you’re trying to do.

Scarcity is effective; however, you must know and understand your audience and what they want or need in order for it to work well. This is done by lots and lots of research and communication within your community. Take your research, and build a product or service around your community. Place a time limit or product limit on it, and send it out to your followers you know need it. Done right, scarcity can be a great way to gain attention for your business on social.

There are many social media strategies you should always be testing. These three are some of the most effective I have ever seen when placed in front of an audience correctly.

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