With so much changing in the world of digital marketing and search engine optimization (SEO), it’s tempting to jump right into website building or redesign when you’re ready to add new landing pages or launch a new marketing campaign. But be careful: you don’t want a...
July 2018 saw the release of the Google PageSpeed Insights update. Below are 10 things you need to know about the update and what it means for you. 1. What is PageSpeed Insights (PSI)? It’s a tool for scoring the speed and performance of a site,...
When is the last time you thought about your website’s security? Are you protected against hackers and malware? Do you have a WordPress site like many of GoEpps' clients? If you’re not thinking about website security, you need to be. In this post, we’ll be highlighting...
For over a decade, Yelp has been the mecca for reviews of local businesses. From sandwich shops to locksmiths to realty, Yelp is used to give others a look into their experiences at a business, good or bad. You might think that being active as a business owner on Yelp isn’t worth it, but this channel could make or break you!
Your website could be rapidly disappearing from search engines as we speak. Before you start hyperventilating and scanning search result pages for your business, understand that any issues causing the demise of your web presence can be easily resolved. The most recent updates in SEO have unveiled themselves within the past few weeks and they sure are disrupting things. Read on to see how these updates could affect you.
In recent blog posts, we’ve talked about social media, video production and split testing. All of these are tools for combining strategy with action to generate qualified leads.
GoEpps is all about generating qualified leads for its customers, and one way that we do that is through online videos. After we started working with Wright Manufacturing we approached them with the idea of creating videos for the site. They were hesitant at first because of the misconception that manufacturers only do TV-quality commercials.
A friendly run-in with a real-life customer prompted a great testimonial. Well, it was great until we realized the testimonial was actually hurting overall website performance.
I approached him, eager to hear his impression of the brand. My enthusiasm was matched by his, and we quickly began a dialogue about the quality machines that Wright produces. I asked for an interview, snapped a few pictures, and recorded the whole conversation. I knew that this story would be great on Wright’s website. We put it on the website, in the header for all visitors to see it.
While some office environment look like fun, it begs the question of whether overly fun is the best way things can be done. A new approach to marketing is forming that puts performance first.
Most manufacturers have bad websites.
You may have spent a lot of time developing your ideas, you may even have spent a lot of money making them a reality. But your baby is ugly.
Why does this happen? There are three main reasons: