Utility marketing takes this one step further by focusing more on the specific needs of the target audience. For example,
it could be a mobile app that helps the user plan healthier meals, built by a grocery store chain.
it could be a quick financial wrap up report delivered via email from a fi
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Do You Use Utility Marketing to Connect with Clients?
Posted by jonmikelbailey under Online MarketingFrom http://www.woodst.com 4454 days ago
Cross Checking Your Website
Posted by jonmikelbailey under Online MarketingFrom http://www.woodst.com 4468 days ago
Just like an airplane, minus the masks, your website requires successful cross checking before take off. Your web developer knows a lot. But, they only know as much about your business as you tell them. The good ones do their research but they still need the inside story.
It is your job in this Read More
It is your job in this Read More
How to Use Video on the Web
Posted by jonmikelbailey under Online MarketingFrom http://www.woodst.com 4490 days ago
In a previous post, Why Video on the Web, I outlined the reasons why a business should be using video on their website:
Because research shows we can’t resist another human face talking to us
We remember and understand things better when presented in audiovisual media
Video concentrates and fo Read More
Because research shows we can’t resist another human face talking to us
We remember and understand things better when presented in audiovisual media
Video concentrates and fo Read More
We’ve Got a Website, Who Needs Sales?
Posted by jonmikelbailey under Online MarketingFrom http://www.woodst.com 4490 days ago
A few days ago I was watching a Sunday talk show. A representative of one of the presidential campaigns was asked about their ideas for fixing the economy. His response? “We have a lot of ideas and they are all on our website at www.I_wanna_be_prez.com.” Wrong answer.
A better response would hav Read More
A better response would hav Read More
What Makes a Good Website – Part Five – Conversion
Posted by jonmikelbailey under Online MarketingFrom http://www.woodst.com 4511 days ago
We’ve discussed the importance of design, navigation and usability. We’ve talked about the role of content and audience in SEO. But there is one piece missing in this series about what makes a good website… conversion – getting the target user to take the desired action.
To paraphrase Alec Baldw Read More
To paraphrase Alec Baldw Read More
What Makes a Good Website – Part Four – SEO
Posted by jonmikelbailey under Online MarketingFrom http://www.woodst.com 4532 days ago
So far in this series we’ve discussed website design, navigation and usability. These are all very important. But what if no one finds your site???
Your website needs visitors in order to be successful. And those people need to be the right type of visitors if you hope to achieve your conversion Read More
Your website needs visitors in order to be successful. And those people need to be the right type of visitors if you hope to achieve your conversion Read More
What Makes a Good Website – Part Three – Usability
Posted by jonmikelbailey under Online MarketingFrom http://www.woodst.com 4545 days ago
We’ve discussed design and navigation so far in our series What Makes a Good Website. We know that design still plays a major role in the effectiveness of a website and we know that a website needs navigation.
With these two elements in play you would assume that the site is user friendly. All i Read More
With these two elements in play you would assume that the site is user friendly. All i Read More
Mobile Design: Content and the Great Web-based vs. Native Debate
Posted by jonmikelbailey under Online MarketingFrom http://www.woodst.com 4548 days ago
This article is an excerpt from an interview that Adam Churchill had with Josh Clark. You can hear the full interview on their podcast or read their transcript.
Adam Churchill: Last month Josh Clark, author of the book “Tapworthy,” joined us for a virtual seminar on mobile design. It was called Read More
Adam Churchill: Last month Josh Clark, author of the book “Tapworthy,” joined us for a virtual seminar on mobile design. It was called Read More
Who is Reading Your Agency Blog?
Posted by jonmikelbailey under Online MarketingFrom http://www.agencypost.com 4548 days ago
August marks our 10th anniversary. Before we started Wood Street, we were all working in the web design and development industry at other companies. Through these years, one thing has remained constant…
In the information age, those who provide useful information trump those who shill.
Before Read More
In the information age, those who provide useful information trump those who shill.
Before Read More
Push ME, Pull ME – The Marketing Paradigm Shift
Posted by jonmikelbailey under Online MarketingFrom http://www.woodst.com 4561 days ago
Today, consumers have thousands of channels to get their info/entertainment from. It’s called the internet. With intelligent search engines and social channels available to them, consumers can hunt down the content they want about a product or service, when they want to consume it and in the form t
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