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How to Align Your Web Design with Your Marketing Mission

Vision Edge Marketing

You might not be happy with your current SEO rankings and/or conversion rate, or your website is outdated, e.g., it needs a modern design and increased mobile-friendliness, and/or it Is no longer aligned with your company brand, or your latest product offerings. 3 Ways to Align Your Website Design with Marketing.

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How to Make Your Website “The Answer” in ChatGPT Queries

Webbiquity

about the questions customers ask 1) when looking for products or services like yours, that is, what problems they are trying to solve; 2) during the sales process; and 3) at the beginning of their engagement with your company. But also optimize case studies and, if your company has offices in multiple cities, your individual city pages.

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You Need a Privacy Policy in 2017: Here's How to Start

Hubspot

At this point, you might be asking yourself: Do I really need a privacy policy for my website? If you’re starting any kind of company today, the answer is likely yes, you really do. But with so many new data privacy regulations and lawsuits cropping up, skipping out on a privacy policy is just asking for trouble.

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Decoding California’s Privacy Changes: 5 Must-Read Updates for Digital Marketers

Choozle

Updated Privacy-Compliance Requirements 1. Privacy policies must be transparent and instructive. The Regulations illustrate how privacy policies should be a place of actionable instruction and not merely a restating of the text of the law. The link(s) must live in the website’s footer.

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Marketing to the 50+ crowd: A booming opportunity

Martech

In awareness campaigns, consider combining national linear TV with connected TV using story-driven 15- and 30-second ads to communicate important product information focusing on value. Clear links to privacy policies and company contact information on your website and landing pages further establish trust and credibility.

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What SaaS Companies Need to Know About the CCPA

Golden Spiral

The California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 (CCPA) was enacted in June 2018 with the fundamental goal to protect consumers’ personal data by regulating and enforcing business compliance regarding collection and use of that information. The CCPA guarantees consumer rights to request information, delete information, and opt out.

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Privacy Experience: When and Why We Give Up Our Data

Zoominfo

With whom would you willingly share sensitive personal information, such as your bank account number? Would you provide it to a mortgage company if you needed a house loan? What about a company selling magazine subscriptions? Figure 2 : Consumers said financial information was the top type of personal data to protect.

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