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Showing posts with label Online Marketing Companies New Delhi. Show all posts

Wednesday, 5 December 2018

Common SEO Mistakes to Avoid



Most Common Mistakes
Google’s algorithms are aimed at helping people find “high-quality” sites by reducing the rankings of low-quality content.
But rankings can fluctuate for multiple reasons. Sometimes its due to human error and preventable.
The quick list of why sites drop:
1. Tracking the wrong keywords
2. Recent Google algorithm update
3. New website
4. Low quality content
5. Low quality links
6. Losing high quality links
7. Cheap hosting
8. Google penalty
9. Competitors trying harder
10. Business moved locations
On-Page SEO Mistakes
#1: Content Quantity Rather Than Quality
Content is still king. While there are other elements of SEO important to reaching the top of the search engines, high quality content remains at the top of the list.
How To Fix This: First step is to find the weak content on your website. To do this you can go to Google and type site:domain.com and see what pages are indexed in Google. From there determine what pages should be there, and if there are pages that should be deleted. If you built your site from a WordPress theme its possible you have pages and pages of irrelevant content indexed and worst it has nothing to do with your business.
#2: Unnatural Links
The effects of low quality link schemes is silent but deadly. Unsuspected business owners can be subject to these penalties.
Unethical SEO companies build poor backlinks on spammy third party sites to generate short term results for clients. Kinda like steriods for websites.
How to Fix This: You can fix unnatural links by making sure they don’t pass PageRank. To do this, add a rel=”nofollow” or remove the links entirely.
#3: General SEO Mistakes
If you’re handling the SEO for your site, investigating these key areas is going to help you kick major butt in fixing your seo issues.
1. Lack of communication: Before you panic, check with your marketing department, It department or in-house webmaster. A simple seo fix might be one email away.
2. Site crawl errors: Website errors can prevent your site from showing up in search engines. Use Google Webmaster Tools to find your site crawl errors.
3. Search engine algo changes: Learning about algorithms can help pinpoint recent fluctuation in your sites ranking. Moz has a great historical record of Google updates.
4. Recent site updates: If your site was recently updated by a team member, its possibly they inadvertently triggered an seo failure.
5. Recent CMS updates: WordPress sites regularly undergo system wide software updates to fix bugs and exploitation. If your site has custom features, its possible a recent update triggered an seo mistake.
6. Domain name expired: It’s possible your credit card was expired and your Domain Registrar could not charge your card to renew your domain.
#4: On-Page Technical SEO Issues
After examining your big picture SEO health, its time to find and fix the problem.  A large majority of SEO problems are due to human error.
• Rel=canonicals: The rel=canonical tag functions as a 301 redirect for search engines without physically redirecting readers.
• Nofollow links: If used in the wrong places it Nofollow links can cause havoc by no passing along link juice to deeper pages.
• Meta Robots: Excludes individual pages from search results.
• Robots.txt: A text file created by webmasters to tell search engine robots how to crawl and index your site.
• Page titles: Verify their visibility in search results and in your source code.
• H1 tags: Verify your H1 tags contain relevant keywords to describe your pages.
• Forgetting Image Tags: Ensure every single image on your website is optimized to be searched and indexed by search spiders by including ALT tags on each image.
• AJAX sites: Sometimes they can serve search engines the wrong content.  This is common with website builders like Wix.
• Hreflang: Verify your language tags are serving the correct pages.
• Navigation links: Verify that you have not recently changes your site wide navigation. Lack of links to deeper pages can hamper their placement in search results.
• Internal-links: Same concept as above but related to links within the content of a page.
• Meta Descriptions: Used to describe the content of a page to visitors in search results. Verify their visibility in search results and in your source code.
• Shared Hosting: Sometimes servers go down and neighbors commit crimes. Check with your hosting provider and make sure your site does not share the same IP with shady neighbors.
• Https / SSL: Duplicate content issues can arise if you are serving both secured and unsecured sites to search engines.
• Failed plugins: When not consistently maintained, plugins can have a cascading effect on the rest of your website.
• Site Speed: Google uses site speed as an SEO ranking factor—not a huge one, but definitely an important one.
• WordPress reading settings: Visit the reading settings in your WordPress dashboard. Make sure you unclicked the Search Engine Visibility button that says Discourage search engines from indexing this site.

Tuesday, 27 November 2018

Facebook vs Twitter



Let’s face it, you know you need to promote your business on social media. In fact, around 2.56 billion global social media users join the ranks each day on mobile, creating an astronomical audience for companies of every shape and size. The question is, which social platform should you be spending your marketing money and time with?
Facebook and Twitter are essentially the crème de la crème of social networks. These senior class channels have outranked sites like Google+ and Pinterest for decades, and their versatility makes them perfect for connecting with a broad audience. Though both platforms have seen their ups and downs lately, they remain the most popular choice for many marketers–and for good reason.
Twitter and Facebook are adaptable, innovative and ready to pivot to suit the needs of customers.
So, if both channels are so great, how do you decide between Facebook vs. Twitter, and which one you want to use?
Facebook Statistics:
• 75% of male internet users and 83% of female internet users are active on Facebook
• 22% of the world currently uses Facebook
• Facebook had 2 billion monthly active users at of the end of 2017
Twitter Statistics:
• 81% of millennials check Twitter once a day
• Twitter has 330 million monthly active users
• 3 billion Twitter accounts have been created
• 83% of the world’s leaders are on Twitter
Facebook vs. Twitter: Audience
Choosing the right channel for your company when it comes to Facebook vs Twitter isn’t just about finding the “best” platform, but one that allows you to connect with the right audience.
Facebook is easily the most active social media network, particularly when you consider it owns WhatsApp and Instagram. This unique channel appeals to a range of generations, who seem to be drawn to the idea of connecting with their family, keeping tabs on friends and making sure that they have access to their favorite brands too.
On Facebook, one of the fastest growing markets is seniors. Over recent years, the channel has become increasingly appealing to baby boomers, with around 41% of individuals between 65-74 years-old logging on with a Facebook account.
If anything, this is a testament to Facebook’s ease-of-use and accessibility. However, these statistics also indicate Facebook may no longer be the “trendy” platform of the day. Despite a drop in online youth, of course, stats still show that Facebook is leading the pack for overall audience penetration.

Friday, 5 October 2018

Tools To Streamline Your Social Media




Dashboards generally allow you to monitor multiple social media streams at once, with the option of posting to ALL of them in one hit. Not only do they save time, once they’re all set up, you only need one password and one login – brilliant!

1. HOOTSUITE

Work ahead and schedule your posts in advance. Hootsuite is a popular dashboard, known for its ability to bulk-schedule posts, its unique calendar view, as well as its ability to respond to comments in real-time. It’ll even auto schedule posts for you and individually post them at the best time of day for that medium. It’s a winner!

2. CYFE

Cyfe connects ALL your online activities, not just social media. This tool has what seems like an endless number of widgets which cover your advertising, blogging, email, SEO, social media and even web analytics. While it may appear intimidating to some, if you like stats, this is the dashboard for you.

3. BUFFER

Buffer takes things back to basics with an easy to follow formula, and clean design. It’s pretty much a matter of syncing your accounts and you’re good to go. It meets all of your requirements if you’re managing 3-4 platforms.
 GRAPHIC TOOLS

 4. IF THIS THEN THAT

This tool does exactly what it says; if THIS happens, then THAT will too. For example, want your new Facebook profile picture and header to sync across all mediums? Done. The best thing about this tool is that it ensures all pages will appear the same with the same graphics at the same time – fantastic for campaign launches and the like. There are so many “recipes” available to you, you’ll wonder how you ever lived without it.

5. CANVA FOR BUSINESS

Canva for Business has just launched, and to any amateur designer this is GOLD! By auto-selecting your colour palette for every design, resizing graphics instantly to suit any specs, and so much more, Canva has done half the job for you before you’ve started. With a monthly subscription of $9.99 this tool is worth every cent.

6. PIZAP

If photo manipulation isn’t your strong suit and you don’t want to engage a professional, Pizap is a very basic and user friendly online tool that will crop, enhance, add text to, and edit your imagery for you and more – and unless you require the Pro upgrade, it’s free!

 SOCIAL APPS

 7. FACEBOOK PAGES MANAGER

If you’re managing more than one page on Facebook, this App is a godsend. It also ensures you don’t miss those direct messages which seem to go missing when using the PC version. With so many extra features, this App will quickly replace your regular Facebook App for all business purposes.

8. MY FOLLOWERS ON INSTAGRAM

Tracking which posts gain likes and new followers is one thing, but what about posts that send your “likers” running for the hills, and quickly abandoning your page? This App lets you see who leaves your page and when, allowing you to truly see the turnover of your audience.

 9. SPROUT SOCIAL

Sprout Social is special for its unique ability to track new contacts and their conversion rate. This tool will put an end to your queries as to whether your social media efforts are having a beneficial and direct effect on your business. Here you will be able to see the stats in black and white.

Wednesday, 26 September 2018

Growth Hacking



Being a Growth Hacker requires essentially not being an expert in only one discipline. You have to work in the whole customer lifecycle killing weak- and strengthen sweat spots on your Growth KPIs. That´s why you and your team have to learn instantly.

CONSUMER PSYCHOLOGY

How content-marketing and storytelling can influence buying decisions of your users.

FACEBOOK ADVERTISING

How to leverage user Growth with highly effective Facebook Ad funnels. Avoid burning money.

FUNNEL MANAGEMENT

How to start seperating your target groups in funnels, to nurture leads to paying customers.

CONTENT MARKETING

How to find the perfect story. Cause even boring products have secret stories to tell.

GROWTH MARKETING

How to find and focus the marketing-channel with the best ROI and how to get rid of all others.

GOOGLE ADVERTISING

Google is dead. Not. Especially for online retailers and niche players, Google Adwords can be still highly effective.

SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMIZATION

Google is dead 2. Not. How to prepare your website from technical and user perspective to gather the “cheap” organic search traffic from Google.

CONVERSION RATE OPTIMIZATION

How to convert “expensive” traffic with providing the user exactly what he is looking for.
AGILITY

How to speed up the execution time of your time. Definitely the Growth Hack with the most impact on Growth.

ENTREPRENEURSHIP

How to focus on the right things in the different stages of a new product, startup or organizatiojn.How to focus on the right things in the different stages of a new product, startup or organizatiojn.
TOOLS, TOOLS, TOOLS

How to implement the right tools for the right processes. Save time and optimize data management.How to implement the right tools for the right processes. Save time and optimize data management.

CUSTOMER SUCCESS MANAGEMENT

How to help your users to find their Aha-moment with your product as soon as possible.How to help your users to find their Aha-moment with your product as soon as possible.

E-MAIL MARKETING

E-Mail Marketing is dead. Bullshit. How to send perfect written emails to the perfect target group. Automated?

BRAND MARKETING

How to build a strong brand recognitition, that delivers more sales from new and recurring customers.

ANALYTICS

How to track, show and analyze user data, so that they help take better decisions what to do next.

LEADERSHIP

Being an excellent leader that is able to motivate teams and to implement the right hacker mindset is not as easy as it seams.

DEFINING GOALS

How to find your Aha-moment in the customer lifecycle and how to set this as a goal for the whole team / company.

GROWTH TEAMS

Working efficiently in teams is one of the major bullets in the success stories of companies like Uber, Dropbox, Facebook and Co. But how to set up Growth teams within a compahy?

PRODUCT MANAGEMENT

How to build products that users love and stick to. Hell yes, we start with a MVP.

AB-TESTING

If you have at least more than 150-200 valid daily visitors on your website. You should start with ninya AB-testing to optimize your customer lifecycle faster than your competitors do.