Just like in 2018, I'm going to differentiate between the 2019 articles and the articles from the rest of the year that are still getting traffic. I hope you enjoy reading them!
The dashboard in a marketing strategy : I will summarise it very clearly. I have not met any company that has a well-defined dashboard . It is that clear, but in 20 years I have not met one. The dashboard should be our guide and if it is poorly defined we will not be able to make decisions.
Are we fed up with Instagram? : Engagement germany phone number list free rates are falling (data in the article), rapidly on Instagram and the rest of social networks. Are we fed up with them? Is advertising killing them?
The eight keys to living better : Dr. Valentín Fuster talks to us about the keys to having a better life. It applies to all of us, so I recommend you read it.
How to build customer trust translates into sales : trust is the basis for purchasing decisions, so we must define a strategy to generate it so that these occur to a greater extent. It is the only way.
This entrepreneur doubled her sales and here are the reasons : why do you think she doubled her sales? Marketing automation, luck…?
Digital marketing articles from before 2019:
What is a dashboard and what is it used for ?: just as cars have a dashboard with the main indicators of their operation, our company's strategy must have one that allows it to make the best decisions.
10 Tips for Having a Good Conversation : This article summarizes a talk by Celeste Headlee at Ted Talks and helps us focus on what's important.
What is a marketing strategy and what is it for?: 2016 article that is ranked in the blog's top 3 globally. In it I define marketing strategy, differentiate it from tactics and also provide a practical example and links to further information.
Keys to effective communication with your customers : the majority of the answers to the challenges that the company faces are in the customer. But to do so, we must learn to communicate with them.
What is an insight ? Defining it correctly allows us to define the hidden, and sometimes unconscious, motivation that leads our audience to buy our products. Important, isn't it? This is an article from 2013 and it still attracts a lot of traffic!