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C O N T E N T W R I T I N G
C O N T E N T M A R K E T I N G
E M A I L & S O C I A L M E D I A C A M P A I G N S
D I G I T A L P R I N T D E S I G N & P U B L I S H I N G
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10. { }1 THE OBJECTIVE
Where nearly all firms fail
11.
12. 1. We need a website
1. Find websites we like
1. Find a web designer
1. Get a website designed
1. Launch it
1. We need content
1. We need traffic
1. We need social media
50. 1. Is this site credible?
1. Is it trustworthy?
1. Does it look professional?
1. How can I find what I want
or need?
1. Does this site make me
feel welcome?
1. Am I in the right place?
Where most firms fail. Never start with a plan or strategy that underpins the key marketing objective
Preoccupation with getting to #1 in Google over everything else
Findability is different from searchability, getting found doesn’t necessarily have to emanate out of being number 1
Usability all about understanding who your perfect client is and creating an online user experience that gets them to do what you want them to do, but not always in a overt manner
Converttability is the final stage of online client acquisition.
Most firms are lost at sea.
Erin’s site is somewhat of an example
Inbound marketing methodology
Great place to start is to create perfect client personas. Personify your perfect client and tailor your marketing messages to them. If youra personal injury law firm with a focus on work related injuries and you do a lot of work in the abbatoir space, you might start with creating the persona of your typical client, Andrew who is 34 years of age, married with 2 kids, lives outide Wacol, has carpal tunnel syndrome etc
Firms have a preoccupation with this. If we are realistic out of the hundreds of firms in QLD, those that are going to rank in the top 3 spots for keywords with significant traffic may be in the vicnity of 30 – 40.
Wild west. The race to the top predicated on the basis that if you werent in the top 3 spots you werent anywhere
Predicated on this
Example of relatively high keyword, keyword research
Keyword spam
Go and get as many links
Local firm example
Google Panda, then Hummingbird
Steven gursten is killing online.
Long tail
Vanesssaa saw you recently for a Will, what are we doing about discussing with her a EPA or AHD? Email campaigns useful, case studies etc
Create segmented email lists based on practice areas and offer them diverse opportunities to engage
Podcasts, videos etc
6 seconds
Kegler, robert algeri, consistency between all marketing touchponts
Not all traffic goes to homepage, check your analytics
Guiding the user
Another example
Set up Google Analytics Goals on key landing pages