A core principle of digital marketing is the ability to measure conversions. Without reliable conversion tracking, you won’t know which channels or campaigns are actually driving results – which makes measuring ROI impossible. And since measuring ROI helps justify your spend, optimizing your campaigns and website to maximize conversions is critical.
AI is already reshaping so many parts of our daily lives, so knowing when and how to use it at work is important for every digital marketer.
In a digital world obsessed with its food references comes the newer SEO term EAT. Unlike breadcrumbs, hamburger menus and cookies, EAT is an acronym for Expertise, Authority and Trust. To help Google recognize your page as having high-quality content, it’s crucial to include expertise, authority and trust within your webpages. Explore more about this term and how to optimize your site and search engine strategies to achieve it.
Google Analytics 4, or the Web + App Property, is a new implementation of Google Analytics that is meant to bring together data from websites and apps. Learn more about this updated analytics platform, what changed and what to expect if you're ready to transition.
To improve the visibility of your site on search engines, you may want to consider conducting a search engine optimization (SEO) audit. This initial step helps you identify and prioritize issues so you can then come up with a plan to help your business improve organic rankings.
Every financial institution website should stand out in some way. How would you describe your site and does it match what consumers feel when they show up on the site? The five questions in this article will give you a head start on your web refresh plans for the year ahead.
ZAG's Michelle Brown and Patrick Trayes will be presenting at the CUNA Digital Marketing Virtual School (DMVS) on October 6 and 7, 2020. Learn more about this virtual conference and why you should consider attending.
Whether you’re planning a website redesign or managing your current website, financial marketers can benefit from a thoughtful promotional strategy for their bank or credit union websites. This is both an art and a science, as too many promotions can be overwhelming and distract from the user journey, while too few promotions represent a missed opportunity to drive conversion. The marketing and business intent is to drive engagement while highlighting your priority products and services. Done correctly, it can also guide customers and members through the conversion funnel by presenting related offerings that work together to address visitors’ financial needs.