Digital Marketing

“I’ve never been a natural, all I do is try, try, try.”

The robots.txt file helps major search engines understand where they’re allowed to go on your website.

We all know the frustrating feeling — maybe you’ve finally finished the script for your next marketing video, or you’ve collected all the images you need for your next campaign. But when you go to press “Send” you’re told, “Sorry. File too large.”

For the last year and a half, many of us have gotten used to doing everything — including shopping — from home.

Whether or not you realize it, you judge every website by its visual appeal. And it only takes about 0.05 seconds to form an opinion. That means the hero image (the first photo, graphic, or video people see) has to be eye-catching enough to keep people scrolling the site.

Some companies and brands use Domain Authority (DA) to study and evaluate the results of their digital strategies.

Creating connections with potential customers is essential when it comes to driving interest and boosting sales. Making these connections can sometimes be difficult, though, as it’s one thing to want to create them and another to figure out how to establish them.

Whoever said “All publicity is good publicity” lied.

The only truth in it is that bad publicity can bring attention to your brand and expand your reach.