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4 Web Design Trends That Will Stand The Test of Time

Marketing Insider Group

Continued Emphasis on Interactivity The marketing world sounds a bit like a broken record when it comes to interactivity. Their website is undeniably beautiful and fun to scroll, but it fails Google’s page speed insights test for both desktop and mobile. When it comes down to it, design preferences change in the blink of an eye.

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Redefining Branding in The Digital Age

Webbiquity

The proliferation of digital channels has significantly altered the meaning of the word, and it continues to evolve. Today, brands need to continually reach out and engage customers and prospects, who have much higher expectations of them. This means the website, blog posts, videos, ads, email messages, and apps must all be aligned.

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Have You Got Your Website UX Right in 2024?

Marketing Insider Group

Mobile-first means thinking about how users interact with your site on a small screen before you even consider the desktop version. Mobile-first means thinking about how users interact with your site on a small screen before you even consider the desktop version. Are they scrolling past important content?

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4 Unique AdWords Audiences and How to Effectively Market to Them

KoMarketing Associates

Scroll Depth Targeting. With the use of Google Tag Manager, advertisers are able put users in an audience based on how far they scroll down the page. Within GTM, there is an option to set up a trigger called “Scroll Depth”, where an Analytics Event Tag will fire whenever a user scrolls to a certain part of the site.

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Anatomy of an Inbound Marketing Blog Article: The Introduction

SmartBug Media

An introduction might not be the most informative part of your inbound marketing blog article, but it might just be the most important. In fact, the average person spends just 37 seconds on a webpage —and good luck getting them to scroll down. There’s no one right way to write an introduction to an inbound marketing blog.

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2021 Social Media Updates

ClearVoice

One of the newest platforms, Clubhouse, continues to make headlines, and we’re here to help you navigate the audio-only platform with ease. Users can include links to external websites or personal blogs, images, and documents to showcase specific details of their achievements to your profile visitors. Social media updates for LinkedIn.

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A Sample Weekly Marketing Schedule For Advisors

FMG Suite

Am I blogging enough? Every other weekend, take time to write a blog. Blogging is important if you want to appear more often in searches, build your brand, and establish yourself and your firm as thought leaders. You should aim to post a new blog twice a month. When should I post on social media?

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