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There is no niche that content marketing wouldn’t benefit. Don’t fall for this myth because it will be detrimental to your business.
As long as you have a plan and a budget, content marketing won’t be too expensive. The majority of companies spend between 1% and 25% of their marketing budget on content marketing.
Content marketing isn’t free. You need to pay someone to create your content marketing plan, manage your social media accounts, create an email newsletter, and perform many other tasks.
People do read! More than ever, people are reading to research topics that interest them. When they have a question, they look online for the answer.
No, no, no! Content marketing strategies work if you design them correctly. Some content marketers think that having too much strategy will make their brand lose its authenticity.
There are so many resources, the vast majority of which are free, that there’s no excuse to think that you can’t learn how to do your own content marketing.
Without a plan, content marketing won’t work. When you have a plan and know the goals of your content marketing, you’re sure to see a return.
Content marketing is a long-term game. And measuring it’s effectiveness and ROI is difficult for many content marketers.
Your video production doesn’t have to be high-quality or overly expensive. Many companies are shooting their videos on cell phones, doing a little bit of editing, and then posting them online.
Allow users to Up Vote List or Infographics Items and show what they like.
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Unlike traditional image infographics - iList infographics are HTML and thus fully SEO compatible.
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Do internal linking to keep users engaged on the site. This reduces bounce rates and it is also helpful for Search Engine Optimization. Internal linking is usually done from inside contents. Link to other relates pages on your website whenever appropriate.
Label and caption images for search engines and users. Labels and captions give your images context and dont forget the alt text either! Combining typography with your chosen images can be another way.
Use meta title tag and description to make website searchable. Make sure each page has its unique meta title and description tags. Meta title tag is most important for search engines. Metadata will not be displayed.
Keep the layout simple and easy to navigate for web spider. Gone are the days of flashy congested web design. Lots of empty spaces and large images are the norm now. Instead of jumping right in and figuring things out as you go.
Nobody like popups. They are a serious distraction. Use them only when you must. Minimize popups, web frames, queries, and scripts. if you’re building a website that uses large images on its homepage and headers.
Never put advertisements above the fold. Present you most compelling contents and images when a user 1st enters your website.Complicated navigation systems create way too many options for people, so much so that they may decide to leave your site altogether
However, in most cases, they should really be phased out in 2016, especially if you want to decrease the amount of distractions on your site and make it easier for users to find their way around. Sliders don’t do either of those things
All right. Let’s be clear. Abusing Gifs and animations can definitely hurt your website’s UX (User Experience). But done in the right way, you can bring your website to life by accenting important aspects – ultimately bringing your design to the next level – without making your visitors squint.
Yes. Big typographies have been trending for a long time now and that’s exactly why more and more web designers try to show their creativity and dive into uncharted waters. Before typography rules were very strict and things like hyphenated words and unclear lines were taboo. But-Not-Anymore.
If you have a keen eye for art trends, you’ve probably noticed that more and more pop colors are popping around the Web. The reason: edgy art is coming back big time! That said this doesn’t mean that everyone should jump on the trend. According to the nature and visual identity of your business, you might decide to use it or not.
The concept of web design in the traditional sense is fading away. Web design has morphed into something bigger. Web designers (or experience designers) no longer just make websites “look beautiful”. Rather they need to look into the experience of users and their stories.
In 2017 people will interact with companies, services, and bots through chat, messaging, and other natural language interfaces. As messaging platforms (such as Slack, Facebook Messenger, or WeChat) are overtaking social networks and app downloads, companies are thinking about ways on how to utilize this change.
GIFs are going mainstream. Now built into Facebook & Twitter, GIFs can also be used for your web design. But don’t overuse them – they work well to draw a user’s attention. GIFs enable you to provide a richer product experience & explain a workflow.
Responsive design will continue dominate because it is one of the most effective ways of achieving a good UX. CSS media queries offer websites flexibility and allow them to adjust according to the different devices the site is being accessed on.
Minimalism is being taken to a whole new level in 2017. Websites are now using cards and within a website itself, multiple cards can also be used to visually suggest a topic and entice users to click. Basically, people now want de-cluttered, simplistic, and visually explanatory web designs.
Presenting data in visual ways increases user interaction with this information. Particularly useful when it comes to understanding user representation, colorful charts such as the ones you can create using Tableau, are eye-catching and draw user’s attention. data visualization design trend.
As people, we do prefer to see bespoke pictures which really relate to the company or business, rather than a generic image. Photography is an art form and one which perhaps got a little lost for a few years. Images of your people (meet the team) are popular too – put a face to the brand.
Material design has been developed by Google in recent years and is being steadily rolled out across its applications. It is a way of designing to create a hierarchy of meaning and importance on the page, drawing the user’s focus to different areas while moving & responding to the user’s actions.