Your customers are making purchasing decisions on their phones right now. They’re searching for your services during their lunch break, comparing prices while watching TV, and are ready to buy before they even get home. .
If you’re a UK business owner watching competitors climb Google’s rankings whilst your website remains invisible, you’re not alone.
A potential customer finds your website through a Google search, clicks through with genuine interest in your product or service, and then…
You’re spending £500, £2,000 or even £5,000 per month on Google Ads. Yet every time you search for your target keywords, the same competitors appear above you, seemingly with unlimited budgets
Picture this: your website ranks on page one of Google, drives thousands of visitors monthly, yet your conversion rates remain disappointingly low. Sound familiar?
If you’re running an online business, you’ve likely dealt with this dilemma: Should you trust Google’s “smart” algorithms or maintain hands-on control of your ad spend?
Picture this: Your potential customer starts their journey watching a “how-to” video on YouTube, compares prices on Amazon…
Why do some Google Ads get clicked instantly whilst others are scrolled past without a second glance?
Thousands of UK businesses are unknowingly overpaying for their ads because they’ve missed one game changing factor: Quality Score.
A well designed landing page is a crucial part of any digital campaign; it captures attention, drives action and opens the door to conversions.
The way we search for information online is undergoing a seismic shift. What once seemed like Google’s unshakeable dominance in the search space is now facing its first real challenge in decades.
The marketing funnel is one of the most well-known concepts in marketing, but it’s also one of the most misunderstood. You’ve probably seen the familiar triangle shape dozens of times, labelled from Awareness at the top to Conversion at the bottom.
Email marketing has long been one of the most powerful assets in any brand’s growth strategy, serving as a core component of digital marketing. It’s direct, measurable and personal.
For more than a decade, hashtags have been a reliable tool for content categorisation and discovery across platforms like X (formerly Twitter), Instagram and LinkedIn.
While Google’s algorithm remains a closely guarded secret, enough has been tested, analysed and confirmed to give marketers a fairly strong idea of what helps a page climb the rankings.
Since its launch, Instagram Threads has emerged as a promising space for real time conversation—a quieter, cleaner alternative to X (formerly Twitter). Threads offers a range of new features, including real time updates, public conversations and content sharing.
Click-through rate, or CTR, is often treated as a quick indicator of how well a campaign is performing. It measures how many people clicked on your link out of everyone who saw it.
If you’ve already claimed and verified your Google Business Profile (GBP), you’re off to a good start. But the real question is—are you making the most of it? In a world where local search is often the first (and sometimes only) interaction people have with your business; your GBP is more than just a digital listing.
Running an eCommerce brand isn’t what it used to be. With more competition, higher ad costs and increasingly demanding customers, even the most experienced business owners find themselves facing growth challenges when selling online.
Since its launch in 2021, TikTok Shop has gone from a new entrant to a major player in UK e-commerce. By combining entertainment, community, and shopping in one place, it’s grabbed the attention of both consumers and brands.
Reddit might not have the visual appeal of Instagram or the speed of TikTok, but it offers something more valuable: genuine conversation. It’s also one of the most influential, and often underestimated, spaces in digital marketing.
Understanding the difference between lead generation and lead nurturing is important because each plays a unique role in turning prospects into loyal customers.
Performance Max (PMax) campaigns have changed how PPC marketers can promote clients’ businesses beyond traditional search campaigns. Since their introduction by Google Ads, they’ve sparked plenty of debate—some marketers swear by them, while others remain sceptical.
The question is why? Is it, as many have pointed out, that a younger audience is just not Googling anymore or is this just hearsay and personal opinion? Investigating these changes further the drop is not just in the US or the UK but across a range of countries.
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