You might search your keywords on Google.
It's time-consuming.
Even worse, the getting data is inaccurate.
Read the whole article to learn a fast way.
No law forces you to trademark or copyright your logo.
So, you don't need to worry about legal issues.
That's it. Can we stop here? No way.
It's not simple as it sounds because of your competitors.
Let’s dive in.
Marketing research leads you in the right direction.
99,7% of all online projects fail.
They use generic (non-working) methods.
Do you want to succeed?
Then read the whole article.
I hated copywriting.
In school, university, my first jobs.
Today I love copywriting.
What’s happened?
Let me share my story.
A strong social media presence is important.
There are two main reasons:
- 70% of customers don’t buy from brands if they don’t engage with them on social media.
- Over three billion people are on social media.
In this article, I’ll share practical advice on how to build a portfolio on social media.
I’m an SEO expert with 8 years of experience.
It sounds weird that an SEO specialist doesn’t recommend SEO.
You might think that my heading is misleading? - It’s not.
In this article, I’ll show you new promotional methods that I use myself.
I registered my social media accounts too late.
I couldn't get even ten followers on one social media platform a few months.
Paid ads didn't help me.
After a lot of learning and testing, I found six ways to get thousands of followers a month.
The best part is coming.
In my SEO agency, I often interview new candidates for a job.
What I’ve noticed is that beginners often have better potential to start providing more effective SEO than experienced specialists.
Why is this?
Let me explain.
Twitter is an extremely important part of social media.
Your influence is estimated on the number of followers you have.
Only a small percentage of Twitter users have millions of followers - the rest of us have a few hundred or less.
How to create a Twitter account that compels people to follow you - read on.
Consumer products are divided into 4 types:
- Convenience;
- Shopping;
- Specialty;
- Unsought.
Each type of consumer product has its own product features.
As a result, customers differ in the way they buy various products.
