Can you market more effectively without increasing your time and money output?
Many company owners are finding that marketing expenses are rising. Is there anything you can do to keep costs down? We have kept our prices at the same level for the past 3 years. This is possible because we learned how to do our marketing more effectively, and we are going to show you how to do the same.
Keyword phrases
First and most important to keep costs down, you have to make sure you are reaching your target market. This is done by using the keywords people willing to buy use when they are searching. In today's world people don't search a single word. So it is important to find out and use as close as possible the exact phrases they use when searching for information on your product or service.
Search engines and social media
With every business your voice and tone must remain constant. The keyword cluster must also remain the same. This for the cluster, of course after you have expermented to know what works best.
Wording matters
What you choose as the title matters. If it doesn't generate interest no one is going to read what you wrote. The content must also speak to the title. Your audience matters more than pleasing a search engine.
Three smart marketing moves
When leading from one piece of content to another, you still have to create enough interest for a person to go to the other content.
For years people have believed that they get enough information to forward their marketing using just what we share in content. While it is true they gain some, what they gain is just the tip of the iceburg.
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Comments
I like your inclusion of the words "willing to buy". Willing to buy and ready to buy need to be part of our target, thank you, Dennis.
Thanks George. For those who are ready to buy, all you have to have is a simple way for them to buy. Willing to buy requires more effort. Most people do not have the Know, Like, Trust factor in play in the willing to buy phase. This has to be developed before a person willing to buy becomes a buyer.