Category: Analytics

In a continually technology-driven world, your website is the digital face of your small business and likely your company’s first customer touch point. But what if your website is sabotaging instead of growing your business by frustrating potential customers and driving them away? Diagnose your website to see if you’re making these five common mistakes and take steps to correct and avoid them in the future.
If you’re a small business owner or have worked with a marketing firm for any length of time, you will have heard the terms Google Analytics, KPIs and goal completion rate. You may even glance at a digital marketing report once a month with eye-catching bar graphs and trend lines. But where does the data come from, and what does it have to do with growing your business? How do we get from pie charts to real data-driven marketing decisions?
An unintended consequence of businesses developing more of an online presence is that customers can feel as though the selling process is done entirely through robots. While researching products and services and making purchases online is convenient for the customer, it does not replace the value of having a face-to-face, informative conversation with you. This is where content comes in.
In a continually technology-driven world, your website is the digital face of your small business and likely your company’s first customer touch point. But what if your website is sabotaging instead of growing your business by frustrating potential customers and driving them away? Diagnose your website to see if you’re making these five common mistakes and take steps to correct and avoid them in the future.
If you’re a small business owner or have worked with a marketing firm for any length of time, you will have heard the terms Google Analytics, KPIs and goal completion rate. You may even glance at a digital marketing report once a month with eye-catching bar graphs and trend lines. But where does the data come from, and what does it have to do with growing your business? How do we get from pie charts to real data-driven marketing decisions?
An unintended consequence of businesses developing more of an online presence is that customers can feel as though the selling process is done entirely through robots. While researching products and services and making purchases online is convenient for the customer, it does not replace the value of having a face-to-face, informative conversation with you. This is where content comes in.

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