The document discusses various digital marketing strategies and tactics for a fitness business, including developing a responsive website, optimizing social media presence, implementing search engine optimization and pay-per-click advertising, and creating video and other content for marketing packages. Goals are to register the business, create branding, develop a website, and promote on social networks. The speaker takes questions on marketing roadmaps, budgets, and improving social media audiences.
This document provides guidance on creating an effective landing page to collect leads and validate a solution. It recommends including a catchy headline, sub-headline, clear call to action, and value proposition with great copy and visuals. A checklist is given for the landing page, and a step-by-step guide outlines how to plan, design, and use the page by setting a goal, defining the solution for customers, using simple branding and images, connecting it to analytics, and testing it for 5 seconds to validate the message is understood. An example experiment card is also shown.
How To Make Money Selling WordPress Plugins - WordCamp Los Angeles 2014Soflyy
The document provides tips for developing and selling digital products online, including improving existing products, validating ideas, hiring overseas developers on Upwork, providing detailed specifications, selling on ThemeForest and CodeCanyon, having your own website, using WordPress to get traffic from Google, implementing a freemium model, getting influencer attention, pricing strategies, offering money-back guarantees, A/B testing, offering lifetime licenses, and hiring qualified support personnel.
- The document provides an overview of designing a business website using WordPress, covering topics like understanding your brand, the design process, and digitally marketing your site.
- It introduces WordPress and discusses themes, plugins, and basic functionality. Tips are provided for defining your brand, audience, and goals for the site.
- The design process section covers picking a theme template and provides examples for non-profits and e-commerce sites. Methods for digital marketing like email, social media, and search engine optimization are also outlined.
Trish Perkins' new slide show for her popular TechThursday series in the Triad area of North Carolina. The WordPress show is an introduction to the important Content Management System, open source and free WordPress.
With the web becoming more and more influential in people’s buying decisions, you can can no longer afford to get your website wrong – it could literally be the difference between a flourishing practice and struggle street.
The good news is that it is pretty easy to ensure your website becomes your hardest working salesperson.
In this session we will break through the technical mumbo jumbo and help you understand how to maximise the potential of your website. You will learn:
How Smartphones and Tablets are changing the way your visitors see your site – are people seeing you in your best light?
How omitting this one crucial part of your site can mean your visitors won’t ever return to your site – AGAIN! Resulting in loss of revenue & reputation.
Why these 5 things will make visitors leave your site as quickly as they arrived – as well as how to change them to keep visitors for longer and start building loyal fans.
FFF Convention & IAFE Zone II Meeting - 20 Ways to Ruin a Fair WebsiteSaffire
This document provides 20 ways to ruin a fair website and tips on how to improve a fair website. Some key tips include making the website mobile friendly, having updated content, using photos and video, optimizing for search engines through keywords and descriptions, including calls to action, and analyzing website usage metrics to optimize performance. The overall message is that an effective fair website should be easy to use, informative, engaging through multimedia, and regularly updated.
The document discusses various digital marketing strategies and tactics for a fitness business, including developing a responsive website, optimizing social media presence, implementing search engine optimization and pay-per-click advertising, and creating video and other content for marketing packages. Goals are to register the business, create branding, develop a website, and promote on social networks. The speaker takes questions on marketing roadmaps, budgets, and improving social media audiences.
This document provides guidance on creating an effective landing page to collect leads and validate a solution. It recommends including a catchy headline, sub-headline, clear call to action, and value proposition with great copy and visuals. A checklist is given for the landing page, and a step-by-step guide outlines how to plan, design, and use the page by setting a goal, defining the solution for customers, using simple branding and images, connecting it to analytics, and testing it for 5 seconds to validate the message is understood. An example experiment card is also shown.
How To Make Money Selling WordPress Plugins - WordCamp Los Angeles 2014Soflyy
The document provides tips for developing and selling digital products online, including improving existing products, validating ideas, hiring overseas developers on Upwork, providing detailed specifications, selling on ThemeForest and CodeCanyon, having your own website, using WordPress to get traffic from Google, implementing a freemium model, getting influencer attention, pricing strategies, offering money-back guarantees, A/B testing, offering lifetime licenses, and hiring qualified support personnel.
- The document provides an overview of designing a business website using WordPress, covering topics like understanding your brand, the design process, and digitally marketing your site.
- It introduces WordPress and discusses themes, plugins, and basic functionality. Tips are provided for defining your brand, audience, and goals for the site.
- The design process section covers picking a theme template and provides examples for non-profits and e-commerce sites. Methods for digital marketing like email, social media, and search engine optimization are also outlined.
Trish Perkins' new slide show for her popular TechThursday series in the Triad area of North Carolina. The WordPress show is an introduction to the important Content Management System, open source and free WordPress.
With the web becoming more and more influential in people’s buying decisions, you can can no longer afford to get your website wrong – it could literally be the difference between a flourishing practice and struggle street.
The good news is that it is pretty easy to ensure your website becomes your hardest working salesperson.
In this session we will break through the technical mumbo jumbo and help you understand how to maximise the potential of your website. You will learn:
How Smartphones and Tablets are changing the way your visitors see your site – are people seeing you in your best light?
How omitting this one crucial part of your site can mean your visitors won’t ever return to your site – AGAIN! Resulting in loss of revenue & reputation.
Why these 5 things will make visitors leave your site as quickly as they arrived – as well as how to change them to keep visitors for longer and start building loyal fans.
FFF Convention & IAFE Zone II Meeting - 20 Ways to Ruin a Fair WebsiteSaffire
This document provides 20 ways to ruin a fair website and tips on how to improve a fair website. Some key tips include making the website mobile friendly, having updated content, using photos and video, optimizing for search engines through keywords and descriptions, including calls to action, and analyzing website usage metrics to optimize performance. The overall message is that an effective fair website should be easy to use, informative, engaging through multimedia, and regularly updated.
WordCamp Raleigh 2013 presentation covering best practices for developing Small Business websites.
This "User" track presentation describes the 5 Key Components of a Small Business Website, along with guidance on selecting themes and plugins, and performing WordPress installations and content updates.
Top 11 Things to do In Facebook to Become a Brand | DigiLearningsPoonam Choudhary
Top 11 Things to do In Facebook to Become a Brand, Here We Provide some steps which will help you to improve your market Strategy. Read and Learn most 11 tips & secrets about How To increase Brand awareness, Improve connections and more to get the most out of and better understand Facebook.
Fake Doors - How to Test Product Ideas Quickly - Hustlecon 2013Jess Lee
The document discusses the concept of "fake door testing" as a way to quickly test product ideas. It explains that people are better at reacting to things that exist rather than predicting what they want. Fake door testing involves building the minimum viable product to test key assumptions, while faking other elements, and testing it on real users. The document provides examples and steps for conducting fake door testing, including building a sales interface for user-generated outfits, faking partnerships with retailers, and directly handling shipping to test the idea. It emphasizes the need for tolerance of failure, clear metrics, not betraying user trust, and that fake door testing is not a replacement for ideation.
The document outlines 7 strategies to increase traffic, including search engine optimization (SEO), social media, blogging, lead generation, slideshow presentations, ebooks, and media buying. It provides details on each strategy such as submitting slideshow presentations to sites like SlideShare and converting articles into ebooks to submit to directories. The strategies are meant to help companies target, attract, engage and convert prospects into customers through customized marketing solutions.
The small nonprofit mobile website solutionMitch Crase
This document discusses making nonprofit websites mobile-ready. It recommends starting with evaluating an existing site's mobile compatibility, or starting fresh with a mobile-first approach. Popular content management systems like WordPress, Drupal and Joomla are suggested as they offer professional templates, mobile compliance, and content management tools to fit organizations of any size. Choosing an appropriate system depends on needs, budget and personnel. WordPress is generally best for smaller nonprofits due to its value, functionality and support.
The document provides a step-by-step guide for creating a successful website, outlining key steps such as setting goals and a budget, purchasing domain hosting, designing templates and wireframes, adding content and functionality, testing, and launching the site. It emphasizes starting simply, reusing existing tools when possible, and continually improving and updating the site over time.
IAFE 2016 - Grow Event Revenue with Online MarketingSaffire
This document discusses various online marketing strategies for event revenue growth. It focuses on using video marketing through platforms like Facebook and Instagram. Key recommendations include using user-generated content from contests, creating video ads that autoplay and include calls to action, and leveraging platforms like Facebook Live. It also discusses strategies for email marketing, including offering sign-up incentives and strategically timing email sends.
Web site questions before starting own site (1)Eujin Hong
The document provides guidance on web site design, including:
1) Questions to consider before designing a site, such as goals, audience, and content.
2) The three main types of web pages: home pages to introduce the site, topic pages to organize information, and subsidiary pages with more detailed information on topics.
3) Tips for using hyperlinks effectively, such as keeping them brief, recognizable, and minimizing their number to avoid overwhelming visitors.
2016 Ecommerce Trends & Conversion Best PracticesMiva
Ecommerce is a quickly evolving universe. Learn which new features in the ecommerce marketplace actually work, convert sales, and will help your business grow.
MivaCon 2016, Friday session 2.
Get Creative With Your Content StrategyJames Fabin
I know you’ve heard the lament from marketing pioneer John Wanamaker: “Half the money I spend on advertising is wasted; the trouble is I don’t know which half.” Wanamaker surely didn’t conceptualize digital marketing around the turn of the 20th century; today we can measure the effectiveness of ad spend like never before. If you’ve been in the automotive industry for some time, you may recall struggling with things like newspaper ad placement – Should I put my used vehicle ad in the Sports section or the Business section? Should I do a single columnar ad or a standard 4x4? Because years ago, we had no idea how placement impacted customer behavior, except on an outcome basis: if they cut out the ad and brought it with them to the dealership, well, it must’ve worked!
In my presentation at the 17th Digital Dealer Conference & Exposition in Las Vegas (2 PM on September 24th), Get Creative With Your Content Strategy, we’re going to share several takeaways with you so you can ensure both halves of your ad spend are working!
One of the key concepts we’ll unpack is engagement mapping. While there are a variety of tools that allow you to measure clicks and scrolls, few measure much beyond that. Our Engagement Map lets us see not only how people are moving on your website, but also what draws their attention, in what order, and how consistently. All this helps us dramatically with placement effectiveness, which drives greater shopper engagement and ultimately, more bodies to your showroom.
Speaking of placement effectiveness, we’ve identified five concise Content Strategies we’ll share with participants – in other words, what is the primary emphasis of your website? What are you most trying to accomplish when someone visits? Here are two to give you a little insight:
1. Promotion-Focused. Your website is largely about ‘the deal’ – special offers, rates, packages and inclusions. When customers visit, they are immediately drawn to something you offer that your competition may not.
2. Customer Loyalty & Dealer Branding. This website is predominantly customer-centric, with a focus on positive reviews, community involvement and loyalty.
Are your wheels turning yet? Well, you know the deal: you’ll have to attend my session to find out the other three Strategies, along with some specific plans for how to make your site reflect exactly what you want it to say to your visitors!
I’m delighted to be speaking at the Digital Dealer Conference again, and I’ll look forward to seeing you there… remember, September 24th at 2 PM local time, so mark your calendar - let’s get creative together!
Can you build landing pages in less than a day that are high converting, A/B testable, fast loading, and mobile-optimized? If your website lacks these aspects, you are making unacceptable compromises for this day and age. The tragedy is that 7 of 10 projects we work with suffer under their crappy website tools. Instead of complaining, we are building a solution that all aspiring growth marketers can follow.
Stephanie Hay - Lean Startup Conference 2012Eric Ries
This document discusses the importance of using lean content and clear messaging to acquire users, engage them, and help a business grow. It recommends pitching content to get feedback, applying the "Mom Test" to ensure clarity, and asking users why they engage to improve content. Additionally, it suggests testing messages for clicks, using common search terms, and focusing on existing traffic patterns to make a business easier to find, understand and choose. The overall message is to drop exaggerated claims and focus on real user needs to effectively acquire, engage and grow an audience.
What Every Business Needs to Know about Video MarketingAbility SEO
Video is the new Website. It's cheap to do but deserves a strategy. If you know how to use video for your marketing, sales and service, you will outperform your competition and win more sales.
The document provides 10 tips for WordPress success. It advises evaluating if WordPress is the right choice, learning about the roles of designers, developers and programmers, and understanding that the web is different than print. It also recommends keeping domain and hosting passwords accessible, ensuring hosting supports WordPress, being prepared to spend time learning or paying for updates, choosing a theme you like, avoiding custom coding unless needed, working with someone at your skill level, and understanding the difference between WordPress.com and WordPress.org.
The document discusses the benefits of using video blogging over traditional writing. It notes that video blogging allows one to express thoughts without hesitation, appeals to visual learners, and can increase credibility by combining written and visual content. Some downfalls are that video can leave more room for interpretation than written words and does not appeal to audio learners. The document promotes a WordPress site for easy video creation and uploading.
Top ten tips for business success online finalvpdd
The document provides 10 tips for business success online: 1) Advertise on a tourism website, 2) Keep your website up-to-date, 3) Regularly check and respond to emails, 4) Engage on Facebook, 5) Engage on Twitter, 6) Start a blog, 7) Use Pinterest, 8) Post videos on YouTube, 9) Send out email newsletters, and 10) Conduct customer surveys.
Bootstrap Business Seminar 4: Designing Your Minimum Viable Product (MVP)CityStarters
The document discusses the importance of building a minimum viable product (MVP) and minimum viable segment (MVS) when starting a new business or product. It emphasizes that an MVP or MVS should be focused on learning how to build a sustainable business through iteration and experimentation. The key aspects of an MVP/MVS discussed are that they should be small enough to dominate, serve a niche customer base well, provide a clear customer benefit, differentiate from competitors, focus on core features, and create a good customer experience to start validating the business idea quickly through real-world testing and feedback.
Learn how to use Wordpress blogging to drive traffic to your website, increase leads and get more sales. Breakout session workshop - Brad Hauck Mr Web Marketing
WordCamp Raleigh 2013 presentation covering best practices for developing Small Business websites.
This "User" track presentation describes the 5 Key Components of a Small Business Website, along with guidance on selecting themes and plugins, and performing WordPress installations and content updates.
Top 11 Things to do In Facebook to Become a Brand | DigiLearningsPoonam Choudhary
Top 11 Things to do In Facebook to Become a Brand, Here We Provide some steps which will help you to improve your market Strategy. Read and Learn most 11 tips & secrets about How To increase Brand awareness, Improve connections and more to get the most out of and better understand Facebook.
Fake Doors - How to Test Product Ideas Quickly - Hustlecon 2013Jess Lee
The document discusses the concept of "fake door testing" as a way to quickly test product ideas. It explains that people are better at reacting to things that exist rather than predicting what they want. Fake door testing involves building the minimum viable product to test key assumptions, while faking other elements, and testing it on real users. The document provides examples and steps for conducting fake door testing, including building a sales interface for user-generated outfits, faking partnerships with retailers, and directly handling shipping to test the idea. It emphasizes the need for tolerance of failure, clear metrics, not betraying user trust, and that fake door testing is not a replacement for ideation.
The document outlines 7 strategies to increase traffic, including search engine optimization (SEO), social media, blogging, lead generation, slideshow presentations, ebooks, and media buying. It provides details on each strategy such as submitting slideshow presentations to sites like SlideShare and converting articles into ebooks to submit to directories. The strategies are meant to help companies target, attract, engage and convert prospects into customers through customized marketing solutions.
The small nonprofit mobile website solutionMitch Crase
This document discusses making nonprofit websites mobile-ready. It recommends starting with evaluating an existing site's mobile compatibility, or starting fresh with a mobile-first approach. Popular content management systems like WordPress, Drupal and Joomla are suggested as they offer professional templates, mobile compliance, and content management tools to fit organizations of any size. Choosing an appropriate system depends on needs, budget and personnel. WordPress is generally best for smaller nonprofits due to its value, functionality and support.
The document provides a step-by-step guide for creating a successful website, outlining key steps such as setting goals and a budget, purchasing domain hosting, designing templates and wireframes, adding content and functionality, testing, and launching the site. It emphasizes starting simply, reusing existing tools when possible, and continually improving and updating the site over time.
IAFE 2016 - Grow Event Revenue with Online MarketingSaffire
This document discusses various online marketing strategies for event revenue growth. It focuses on using video marketing through platforms like Facebook and Instagram. Key recommendations include using user-generated content from contests, creating video ads that autoplay and include calls to action, and leveraging platforms like Facebook Live. It also discusses strategies for email marketing, including offering sign-up incentives and strategically timing email sends.
Web site questions before starting own site (1)Eujin Hong
The document provides guidance on web site design, including:
1) Questions to consider before designing a site, such as goals, audience, and content.
2) The three main types of web pages: home pages to introduce the site, topic pages to organize information, and subsidiary pages with more detailed information on topics.
3) Tips for using hyperlinks effectively, such as keeping them brief, recognizable, and minimizing their number to avoid overwhelming visitors.
2016 Ecommerce Trends & Conversion Best PracticesMiva
Ecommerce is a quickly evolving universe. Learn which new features in the ecommerce marketplace actually work, convert sales, and will help your business grow.
MivaCon 2016, Friday session 2.
Get Creative With Your Content StrategyJames Fabin
I know you’ve heard the lament from marketing pioneer John Wanamaker: “Half the money I spend on advertising is wasted; the trouble is I don’t know which half.” Wanamaker surely didn’t conceptualize digital marketing around the turn of the 20th century; today we can measure the effectiveness of ad spend like never before. If you’ve been in the automotive industry for some time, you may recall struggling with things like newspaper ad placement – Should I put my used vehicle ad in the Sports section or the Business section? Should I do a single columnar ad or a standard 4x4? Because years ago, we had no idea how placement impacted customer behavior, except on an outcome basis: if they cut out the ad and brought it with them to the dealership, well, it must’ve worked!
In my presentation at the 17th Digital Dealer Conference & Exposition in Las Vegas (2 PM on September 24th), Get Creative With Your Content Strategy, we’re going to share several takeaways with you so you can ensure both halves of your ad spend are working!
One of the key concepts we’ll unpack is engagement mapping. While there are a variety of tools that allow you to measure clicks and scrolls, few measure much beyond that. Our Engagement Map lets us see not only how people are moving on your website, but also what draws their attention, in what order, and how consistently. All this helps us dramatically with placement effectiveness, which drives greater shopper engagement and ultimately, more bodies to your showroom.
Speaking of placement effectiveness, we’ve identified five concise Content Strategies we’ll share with participants – in other words, what is the primary emphasis of your website? What are you most trying to accomplish when someone visits? Here are two to give you a little insight:
1. Promotion-Focused. Your website is largely about ‘the deal’ – special offers, rates, packages and inclusions. When customers visit, they are immediately drawn to something you offer that your competition may not.
2. Customer Loyalty & Dealer Branding. This website is predominantly customer-centric, with a focus on positive reviews, community involvement and loyalty.
Are your wheels turning yet? Well, you know the deal: you’ll have to attend my session to find out the other three Strategies, along with some specific plans for how to make your site reflect exactly what you want it to say to your visitors!
I’m delighted to be speaking at the Digital Dealer Conference again, and I’ll look forward to seeing you there… remember, September 24th at 2 PM local time, so mark your calendar - let’s get creative together!
Can you build landing pages in less than a day that are high converting, A/B testable, fast loading, and mobile-optimized? If your website lacks these aspects, you are making unacceptable compromises for this day and age. The tragedy is that 7 of 10 projects we work with suffer under their crappy website tools. Instead of complaining, we are building a solution that all aspiring growth marketers can follow.
Stephanie Hay - Lean Startup Conference 2012Eric Ries
This document discusses the importance of using lean content and clear messaging to acquire users, engage them, and help a business grow. It recommends pitching content to get feedback, applying the "Mom Test" to ensure clarity, and asking users why they engage to improve content. Additionally, it suggests testing messages for clicks, using common search terms, and focusing on existing traffic patterns to make a business easier to find, understand and choose. The overall message is to drop exaggerated claims and focus on real user needs to effectively acquire, engage and grow an audience.
What Every Business Needs to Know about Video MarketingAbility SEO
Video is the new Website. It's cheap to do but deserves a strategy. If you know how to use video for your marketing, sales and service, you will outperform your competition and win more sales.
The document provides 10 tips for WordPress success. It advises evaluating if WordPress is the right choice, learning about the roles of designers, developers and programmers, and understanding that the web is different than print. It also recommends keeping domain and hosting passwords accessible, ensuring hosting supports WordPress, being prepared to spend time learning or paying for updates, choosing a theme you like, avoiding custom coding unless needed, working with someone at your skill level, and understanding the difference between WordPress.com and WordPress.org.
The document discusses the benefits of using video blogging over traditional writing. It notes that video blogging allows one to express thoughts without hesitation, appeals to visual learners, and can increase credibility by combining written and visual content. Some downfalls are that video can leave more room for interpretation than written words and does not appeal to audio learners. The document promotes a WordPress site for easy video creation and uploading.
Top ten tips for business success online finalvpdd
The document provides 10 tips for business success online: 1) Advertise on a tourism website, 2) Keep your website up-to-date, 3) Regularly check and respond to emails, 4) Engage on Facebook, 5) Engage on Twitter, 6) Start a blog, 7) Use Pinterest, 8) Post videos on YouTube, 9) Send out email newsletters, and 10) Conduct customer surveys.
Bootstrap Business Seminar 4: Designing Your Minimum Viable Product (MVP)CityStarters
The document discusses the importance of building a minimum viable product (MVP) and minimum viable segment (MVS) when starting a new business or product. It emphasizes that an MVP or MVS should be focused on learning how to build a sustainable business through iteration and experimentation. The key aspects of an MVP/MVS discussed are that they should be small enough to dominate, serve a niche customer base well, provide a clear customer benefit, differentiate from competitors, focus on core features, and create a good customer experience to start validating the business idea quickly through real-world testing and feedback.
Learn how to use Wordpress blogging to drive traffic to your website, increase leads and get more sales. Breakout session workshop - Brad Hauck Mr Web Marketing
This document discusses strategies for moving away from legacy code using behavior-driven development (BDD). It summarizes three popular options: 1) Rewriting the entire application from scratch using best practices, 2) Doing technical refactoring of the code, and 3) Taking a business-focused approach using the "BDD pipeline" which involves impact mapping, prioritizing features, example workshops, and BDD layers to support planned changes. The presenter argues that the third option of a BDD pipeline is preferable to a full rewrite or only technical refactoring as it focuses on delivering business value over time rather than rewriting the code.
Behaviour Driven Development (BDD) and Domain Driven Design (DDD) seen a great growth in adoption in recent years. We are all creating new practices and tools that try and bring these two very important modern methodologies together. What if we have it backwards and they were actually together all along? What if most of the misunderstandings and challenges we face in implementing BDD are spawned from the very simple mistake of us separating something that was created as a whole? In this talk we'll delve into BDD as it was meant to be done from the beginning and look at its very rooted connection with the software design.
Greenfield projects are bunch of fun – you can apply craziest cutting edge architecture decisions and use best practices on the market. But what if you stuck in a Legacy project? Does it mean that you need to descend into darkness of despair on every required change? Does it mean that you can’t effectively use Agile or any modern design practices or tools?
This talk will show you how to be successful even with the oldest legacy projects out there through the focus on value and measurement. It will present couple of ways to approach software rewrites and maintain sanity when working with haphazardly put together code.
The document discusses adding YouTube to a business's marketing strategy. It outlines why YouTube is an important platform, how to set up a YouTube channel and create effective video content, and tips for promoting videos to achieve viral success or steady viewership. Key points include researching audience needs before production, focusing on quality over quantity, using calls to action to encourage sharing, and analyzing video metrics to improve outreach.
The document discusses adding YouTube to a business's marketing strategy. It outlines why YouTube is an important platform, how to set up a YouTube channel and create effective video content, and tips for promoting videos to achieve viral success or steady viewership. Key points include researching audience needs before production, focusing on quality over quantity, using calls to action to encourage sharing, and analyzing video metrics to improve outreach.
This document provides an introduction to building a website using WordPress. It begins with introductions and explaining why WordPress is a good platform. It then covers choosing a domain name and hosting, installing WordPress, choosing and installing themes, and the anatomy of a website including sitemaps and wireframes. It also discusses blogs versus websites, setting up pages like the homepage, using plugins, basic HTML and CSS, and getting help. The document is a beginner's guide that aims to explain all of the essential steps for designing and building a basic WordPress website.
The document discusses different types of online content that can be created and shared, including videos, presentations, images, text, and audio. It provides examples of each type of content and explains how various formats can be used for marketing purposes. The document also promotes the website Glabex, which allows local retailers to easily create online storefronts without hosting or service fees in order to sell their products and services online.
So You Want to Sell a Theme or Plugin (WordCamp Atlanta 2013)arcware
This document provides advice for those wanting to sell WordPress themes or plugins. It discusses things to consider up front like the competitive nature of themes and the importance of support. It also covers necessary steps like building a website, setting up analytics and e-commerce, pricing models, marketing strategies, branding, and implementing automatic updates. The overall message is that successfully selling themes/plugins requires more than just building the product - it demands a comprehensive approach across many business and technical areas.
Brand Thunder takes traditional browsers and turns them into interactive branded experiences through interactive themes. Their current platforms include clickable RSS feeds, multiple backgrounds, special features, and links to drive traffic. They can also add an interactive sidebar with video, Twitter, images, and articles. Brand Thunder works to distribute themes by listing them on various app stores and galleries, as well as through a brand's own website and social media platforms. This helps increase daily user clicks and traffic to a brand's social media pages and commerce sections. Brand Thunder offers to design, develop, distribute, and update themes for a brand in exchange for a share of default search revenue and minimal effort from the brand.
A lot of web designers will undersell or oversell free CMS products. Know what questions to ask and what you're getting into. Some are complex, some are simple. Know your CMS!
This document describes an interactive browser theme product from Brand Thunder that can be customized by brands. It turns traditional browsers into branded experiences with clickable features like RSS feeds, logos and social media links. Brand Thunder handles design, development and distribution across multiple browser platforms. The themes generate traffic, clicks and shares for brands. Brand Thunder proposes a revenue sharing model where they create customized themes with minimal effort from brands, who then promote the themes.
TAFE 2017 - Grow Event Revenue with Online MarketingSaffire
The document discusses various online marketing strategies for event promotion. It recommends using print-at-home tickets, sponsor logos, and advertising to grow event revenue. Social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube are emphasized for sharing content like videos and live streams. Creating brand ambassadors and user-generated content is advised to increase engagement. Email is highlighted as an effective and low-cost way to promote events and drive sales.
If you're looking to understand the fundamentals of digital marketing, this is the 101 presentation for you. This is part of the digital marketing Webinar series that are run for business owners, digital marketing practitioners and marketing managers to enable them to get an overview of what constitutes digital marketing and how online marketing works.
To know more about the author please connect with me on LinkedIn or at Twitter at @aon_menon
Slay your competitors on social media mDiana Esparza
The document outlines Diana Esparza's presentation on how to use social media to outcompete rivals. The presentation covers online marketing basics, major social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube, and tips for quick wins on each platform. It emphasizes developing a clear brand, website, content strategy and capturing leads and customers through an integrated social media presence.
If you're building a site with WordPress, there's one thing you'll definitely need: content. Unfortunately, content is hard. But it doesn't have to be. This session from WordCamp Toronto 2016 walks through the process of planning, producing, and promoting content. It's easy to follow and includes recommendations for a bunch of free tools.
This document outlines a marketing training session that covers both inbound and outbound marketing strategies. The session goals are to understand marketing resources and tools, simplify messaging and create great content, manage an AppExchange listing, use social media to increase scale, lead campaigns and public relations, modernize digital marketing, and inspire the marketing team. Key topics covered in the training include inbound marketing tactics like content marketing, the AppExchange, and social media, as well as outbound tactics like events, email marketing, and the AppExchange Marketing Program for co-sponsored partnerships. The document provides resources, best practices, and suggestions for an effective multi-channel marketing approach.
The document provides information and best practices for using different social media platforms like blogs, Facebook, Twitter, and email marketing as part of an integrated marketing campaign. It discusses setting goals and defining target audiences. It also provides examples of how to use video as a branding and marketing tool across various online and social media channels.
Website design by using CMS _M.Mujeeb Riaz Mujeeb Riaz
how to create a website
How to create website on word press
How to create website by using CMS
What is CMS
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What is Domian
What is Hosting
Difference between wordpress.com and wordpress.org
This document provides a summary of an event focused on marketing and communication apps and tools for 2018. It includes:
- An overview of various Google tools for searching, sharing, and collaborating including Google Scholar, Google Trends, Google Alerts, Google Translate, Google Forms, Google Docs, Google Sheets, and Google Ad Grants.
- A discussion of social media management platforms like Buffer, Hootsuite, and Crowdfire that allow scheduling and organizing social media posts.
- A review of tools for creating graphics, videos, and presentations including Canva, Animoto, Tagxedo, and Prezi.
- A mention of analytics platforms like Google Analytics and Social
Webinar 7 steps to launching yourself online fast may 30 2017Michelle Castillo
The document outlines a 7-step formula for launching an online presence quickly. The steps include: 1) preparing content, 2) creating a lead magnet, 3) designing visual elements like colors and fonts, 4) building a website using WordPress, 5) adding content like blog posts, 6) integrating an email marketing service, and 7) launching the website. The document provides guidance and examples for each step, with a focus on using tools like WordPress and Thrive Themes to efficiently build an online presence centered around one's expertise.
2017 Business of Software - 4 Videos You Should MakeChris Lavigne
This document provides tips for 4 types of videos a company should make: support videos, lead generation videos, social media teasers, and videos to humanize sales. It discusses the purpose and benefits of each type of video, and provides suggestions for creating and optimizing the videos. Specific tips include keeping videos short, scripting content, using appropriate lighting and backgrounds, and testing video placement and content. The overall message is that video can help businesses connect with customers and grow their business if created and used strategically.
Social Media’s Next Big Shift: From Shoppable to BuyableCatalyst
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Abasse Twalal Harouna: The Maestro of Digital Marketing - His Journey and Ach...Abasse Twalal Harouna
Abasse Twalal Harouna, a name synonymous with innovation and excellence in the digital marketing industry, has made significant strides in empowering small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) to achieve remarkable growth. With a career marked by numerous accolades and a trail of success stories, Harouna's journey from a passionate student of marketing to a renowned digital marketing expert is both inspiring and instructive.
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2. Profit Off Existing Systems
• Ebay
• Amazon
• App Stores
• Yahoo / Google Shopping
• Facebook
• Themes
3. Amazon Stores
Easily Upload Your Products
Use Web-based tools, free desktop
software, or text files.
Customers Buy Your Products
Amazon helps customers make quick,
easy and worry-free purchases.
Ship Products to Customers
Receive order notifications via email and
ship your orders or let Amazon fulfill for
you.
Get Paid
Amazon deposits funds into your bank.
4. Ebay Stores
With an eBay Store, you'll get everything you need to create a central shopping destination where
buyers can learn about you and all the products you sell.
You'll receive powerful tools for designing your Store, plus marketing and reporting features, and
dedicated toll-free customer support.
5. Apple / Android Stores
Android gives you a world-class platform for creating apps and games for Android users everywhere,
as well as an open marketplace for distributing to them instantly.
With the Mac App Store built into OS X Mountain Lion, getting the apps you want has never been
easier. No more boxes, no more discs, no more time-consuming installation. Click once to download
and install any app on your Mac.
6. Yahoo Stores
More Internet Retailer® Top 500 retailers use Yahoo! than any other hosted solution
Create, customize, and add products to your online store with their easy-to-use tools.
7. Facebook
Facebook's mission is to give people the
power to share and make the world more
open and connected.
Your business is for your customers.
Build relationships with them, reach new
people and drive sales using Facebook.
Over 900 million people like and
comment an average of 3.2 billion times
every day. When you have a strong
presence on Facebook, your business is
part of these conversations and has
access to the most powerful kind of word-
of-mouth marketing — recommendations
between friends.
13. Leverage Social Media Marketing
• Harnessing the power of people to build a viral brand.
• What gets seen
• Using the stats
• Testing your audience
• Putting a plan in
14. People Power
Build your fan base through multiple social media channels
Not everyone loves Facebook
Treat each channel differently
Ask people to share, retweet
Promote information that’s useful
Cut out the selling. Offer specials instead
15. What get’s seen?
Funny photos
Videos
Jokes
Links to articles or news
Controversial comments
Questions needing opinions
17. Test Your Audience
See what they react to
Try different types of updates
Mix up images, video, text, etc
Note the Reach / Engaged Users
Work out what has Virality
18. Putting a Plan into Place
Set topics & themes
Define how often you will update
Plan a response to comments
Manage trolls
Keep the conversation flowing for conversions
19. Free and Paid Tools
• Mailchimp
• Wordpress
• Google Insights
• Vimeo
• Hot Scripts
• Odesk
• Themeforest
20. Mailchimp
MailChimp helps you design email newsletters, share them on social networks, integrate with
services you already use, and track your results. It's like your own personal publishing platform.
21. Wordpress
WordPress is web software you can use to create a beautiful website or blog. We like to say that
WordPress is both free and priceless at the same time.
The core software is built by hundreds of community volunteers, and when you’re ready for more
there are thousands of plugins and themes available to transform your site into almost anything you
can imagine. Over 60 million people have chosen WordPress to power the place on the web they call
“home”.
22. Vimeo
Upload your videos: Vimeo makes it easy to upload the videos you take. They adore many different
kinds of file formats and give you great tools so you can make sure your videos look amazing. And
even support HD!
With the click of a button, you can share a video (or several videos) with anyone you want. Vimeo has
easy-to-understand privacy controls so you can decide who gets to see your videos and where they
can be shown.
23. HotScripts
If you’re looking to build a new site that involves programming, you can often buy or get the complete
script for free.
24. Odesk
Get the job done — on demand.
Find the help you need to take care of business. Dip into the impressive pool of talented
professionals to tackle virtually any project on your timeline and terms.
25. Themeforest
At ThemeForest you can buy and sell HTML templates as well as themes for popular CMS products
like WordPress, Joomla and Drupal with prices ranging from just $5 up to $40.
Items are priced on the complexity, quality and use of the file. The site is home to a bustling
community of web designers and developers and is the biggest marketplace of its kind.