by interactive | Sep 18, 2019 | CTR, Digital Marketing, Internet Marketing, Marketing, Sales, SEO, Uncategorized
Click-through rate (commonly known as CTR) refers to the number of users who view a web page by clicking the link provided in the search results. Basically, it is the number of clicks a particular search result gets. So, you might ask: Is it really necessary to...
by interactive | Jun 5, 2019 | Email Marketing, Graphic Design, Internet Marketing, Uncategorized, Writing
The History of Modern-Day Fonts Fonts have been around for as long as we’ve had printing presses, but the advent of desktop publishing brought changes to the world of fonts. With the creation of PostScript Type 1, Adobe became the granddaddy of modern-day fonts....
by interactive | May 23, 2019 | Content Planning, Email Marketing, Internet Marketing, SEO, Uncategorized, Writing
In average, emails have a 30% open rate. Which means that every 10 emails sent, only three are opened by the receiver. Not only that, but out of those three opened emails, only 6% to 8% get clicks and interaction. At this rate, it’s easy to see why a recipient...
by interactive | May 23, 2019 | Content Planning, Email Marketing, Internet Marketing, SEO, Uncategorized, Writing
Are your emails getting marked as spam? Let’s start sharing the fact that 85% of emails received will go to the inbox. The other 15% will go to spam. It’s important to also know that spam filters do not guarantee precise analysis. Thus, legit emails could...
by interactive | May 23, 2019 | Content Planning, Internet Marketing, SEO, Uncategorized, Writing
I’m sure you have imagined yourself writing a blog post that would go viral. You are careful with your topics, your word choices, and your sentences because you are certain that writing the best article will be your claim to fame. Unfortunately, your imagined...
by interactive | May 3, 2019 | Internet Marketing, SEO, Uncategorized
Links between pages let Google understand how important pages are, how relevant they are and what relationship they have to each other. Google works by crawling the links on your site one by one to build a bigger picture of how all of the pages on your site are...
