Ever been curious to know what position your website ranks with Google when people search keywords related to your industry? Hint: You won't get the answer by just googling it yourself. More on that in a moment.
Inbound Marketing Blog
If you have a website, you likely understand the struggle to best optimize it to maximize sales-qualified traffic and increase conversions. It is essential that you not only understand how your users find your website but also how users are currently using and navigating your website so that you can make the necessary changes to increase your conversions and create a better user experience.
The internet is constantly evolving, and content management systems (CMS) are a significant part of this change. Two popular CMS are HubSpot and WordPress. HubSpot is an all-in-one marketing, sales, and service platform that provides CMS functionality, while WordPress is a standalone CMS. Both platforms offer a range of benefits, but there are some key differences between them.
Written by Taylor Munson and Logan Wonders
At Tribute Media, we’ve found the most successful marketing strategy is one that centers around your target audience. However, on social media, finding your target audience can feel overwhelming. To help, our social media specialist, Taylor, and inbound marketing coordinator, Logan, dive into some strategies to help businesses find their target audience on social media.
The tools you use for web marketing and website management are important, and there are so many of them out there for you to use. Most people find a few that become favorites and typically end up paying for at least one. However, Google offers a variety of tools for free that you should absolutely check out.
With more than 2 billion websites in the world and 2 trillion searches a year, Google has its work cut out for them when it comes to connecting users to the information they need. How does it manage all of that? With a complex set of algorithms, of course.
Here's what you need to know about Google's search algorithms and how they impact SEO.