More times than not, in this industry, you will have competitors. Though they’ll likely be there for the long haul, you do not have to always view them in a negative light. Your competition can be leveraged as tools to provide valuable insight and upgrade your digital marketing efforts. In fact, your competitor can often … Continue reading Four ways to use your Google Ads competition to improve your success
Given the emergence of search engine optimization (SEO) and paid placement advertising, securing a prime position in Google’s search engine results pages has become a pretty competitive sport. Businesses alike are all trying to finagle the most effective strategies for their website, all in efforts to achieve one goal–land a top spot at Google’s podium. … Continue reading It pays to rank highly on Google’s SERPs. Here’s why.
Investing in a website for your property is a pretty big deal. You’ve likely spent countless hours researching reputable designers, comparing pricing, and surfed the wide web for inspiration. Having finally landed on the “the one,” you trusted them to master the concepts of good web design and deliver a new website that provided a … Continue reading Five mistakes your designer may have made with your website
Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is a continually evolving process, making it quite the challenge for marketers to pinpoint the perfect areas to hone in on when trying to land a top spot in the SERPs. As Google continues to configure its ranking factors to cultivate the best user experience, it’s essential to heed the current … Continue reading Top 5 Google ranking factors you need to consider this year
If you’re ready to try Google Ads but have serious reservations because you’re currently running low on funds, don’t fret, you can still create significant moves. Whether you’re not quite ready to invest fully into Google Ads, are a relatively modest spender, or you just don’t have the financial flexibility to delve in quite yet, … Continue reading Three ways you can make the most out of a limited Google Ads budget
Reviewing your PPC campaign every day may seem like a daunting task at first mention, but so does squirming your way out of a significant campaign crisis at the final hour. In addition to setting you up for maximum success and fostering greater adaptability (which is the name of the PPC game) with your campaign, … Continue reading Are these three PPC tasks on your daily checklist?
Google Ads is the bread of butter of digital advertising, that’s for sure. But, are you ready for the investment? While Google Ads campaigns, when set up correctly and strategically, have the potential to increase conversions, traffic, and brand awareness for multifamily properties of all sizes, to reap the full potential of the platform, you’ll … Continue reading Three reasons why Google Ads likely won’t work for you
Similar to their marketing counterparts, once you set up your pay-per-click (PPC) advertising campaigns, you can’t simply set it and forget it–especially not if you’re expecting results. Success with online advertising lies in consistency, attentiveness, responsiveness, and, most importantly, knowing your audience. Before you dive into your next PPC campaign, make sure you’ve first fine-tuned … Continue reading Create more targeted PPC campaigns with these four strategies
I’m willing to bet that, at some point in your life, you’ve heard that lightning never strikes the same place twice, bananas grow on trees, and bats are blind. But have you ever taken the time and energy to prove their validity? Well, it turns out, these are all myths and have been officially debunked … Continue reading Five common SEO myths that you thought were facts
Thankfully, we’ve put 2020 (and all of its chaotic glory) to rest, but this also means that many of the top trends that we found to be effective may not be as relevant in 2021. The digital marketing world in and of itself is ever-changing, with new technologies and trends emerging quite frequently, oftentimes making … Continue reading Five digital marketing tools predicted to take-off in 2021
