by NoBull Marketing | Sep 30, 2021 | Content, Digital, Real Life Examples, Strategy
Have you ever thought about the different types of web page you have on your site? Wondered why they’re there, and why they’re different from each other? Your website is like a sports team. It’s made up of different pages, all playing together, all...
by NoBull Marketing | Aug 10, 2021 | Content, Real Life Examples
Do you have a customer focused website? It’s surprising how many businesses don’t. Your website is of course meant to promote you and your business, but stop for a moment and think about effective promotion and what it looks like. It’s not the person...
by NoBull Marketing | Jul 22, 2021 | Content, Real Life Examples, Research & Reports, SEO
You know headlines, blog titles and email subject lines matter. You may also have heard of headline analysers – or maybe you haven’t! Today we’re taking a deep dive into headline analysers. That includes reviewing and comparing the different options...
by NoBull Marketing | May 7, 2020 | Real Life Examples, SEO
Recently I investigated how Wix and WordPress compare for SEO. Why? One of my clients wanted to redevelop their website. We put together a brief and sent it to some potential developers. One responded with a proposal based on Wix. Now, my first reaction was that Wix...
by NoBull Marketing | Feb 5, 2020 | Real Life Examples, Research & Reports, Tracking Results
It’s time to share the results of our small business marketing survey. We wanted to find out how micro to small businesses manage their marketing. There are some interesting results, but please note we had a small sample. I’d love to do the survey again next year and...
by NoBull Marketing | Sep 12, 2019 | Data, Real Life Examples, Strategy, Tracking Results
Let’s imagine a company is quoting you a price to promote your services to their email list or to send direct mail to their contacts. How do you decide whether you should? Will you get a positive return on the investment you make using the third-party channel? The...
