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September 18, 2024

Why Your Business Must Have a Web Marketing Strategy

E-Marketing, Global Marketing, Marketing, Website Content, Website Design Practices Web Marketing

In today’s fast-paced digital landscape, having a well-rounded web marketing strategy is not just a nice-to-have—it’s an absolute necessity. At TotalWeb Partners, we understand the challenges businesses face in standing out online. That’s why we offer a comprehensive suite of web marketing services designed to help your business thrive. Whether you’re looking to improve your website, boost your search engine rankings, or connect with your audience on social media, we have the tools and expertise to help you succeed.

Integrated Marketing Solutions for Maximum Impact

Our approach to web marketing is holistic and integrated, ensuring that all aspects of your digital presence work together seamlessly. From website design and SEO to paid advertising and social media management, our services are designed to complement each other, providing a cohesive strategy that delivers real results.

Custom Web Design to Elevate Your Brand

Your website is often the first impression potential customers have of your business. That’s why it’s crucial to have a site that not only looks professional but also performs exceptionally well. At TotalWeb Partners, we specialize in creating custom websites that are optimized for both user experience and conversions. Our designs are tailored to your brand, ensuring that your site stands out from the competition. Whether you need a standard website or a more complex catalog site, we’ve got you covered.

SEO That Drives Organic Traffic

A beautifully designed website is just the beginning. To truly succeed online, your site needs to be easily found by potential customers. That’s where our search engine optimization (SEO) services come in. We offer national and regional SEO programs that are customized to your business needs, helping you rank higher in search engine results and attract more organic traffic. Our SEO strategies are data-driven and focused on delivering long-term results, ensuring that your website remains visible and competitive in your industry.

Maximize Your ROI with Targeted Ad Campaigns

Paid advertising is a powerful tool for reaching your target audience quickly and effectively. Our AdWords and paid ad management services are designed to help you get the most out of your advertising budget. We manage campaigns across platforms like Google and social media, ensuring your ads are seen by the right people at the right time. Our goal is to maximize your return on investment by creating targeted ad strategies that drive traffic and conversions.

Engage Your Audience with Social Media and Email Marketing

Building a strong connection with your audience is key to long-term success, and our social media management services can help you do just that. We create engaging content that resonates with your audience and builds community around your brand. Additionally, our email marketing services are designed to keep your customers informed and engaged, with personalized campaigns that drive engagement and loyalty.

Let Us Help You Succeed

At TotalWeb Partners, we’re committed to helping your business succeed in the digital world. Our comprehensive web marketing services are designed to provide the support and expertise you need to grow your online presence. Let us help you create a strategy that not only drives results but also positions your business for long-term success. Whether you’re starting from scratch or looking to enhance your existing digital efforts, we’re here to guide you every step of the way.

Explore our full range of web marketing services and let’s work together to achieve your business goals.

October 19, 2021

by TWP Publisher

Can BIMI Help Marketers Build Customer Trust?

E-Marketing, Global Marketing, Marketing Brand Indicators for Message Identification

BIMI (Brand Indicators for Message Identification) enables marketers to add a logo to their emails in the inbox so subscribers can quickly identify their messages and trust that they’re from the right sender. It can do for email marketing what https in front of a web address did for websites.

It provides a shortcut for consumers to decide whether or not to trust an email and gives them the confidence they need before opening an email as to whether it’s what it says it is or if it’s some sort of scam. The visual cue that BIMI provides may create trust and lead to fewer unsubscribes and spam complaints, and boost the deliverability of your email marketing messages.

At the beginning of the year, we wrote an article on building customer trust with BIMI. Now that Google has general support for BIMI in its inboxes, we asked marketers about their thoughts on how BIMI will change email marketing.

How Will BIMI Change Email Marketing?

Like other email authentication standards, BIMI is essentially a text file in a specific format. BIMI helps organizations enhance their return on a channel that they already control and delivers a strong payoff for minimal investment.

BIMI files live on your sending servers and give the receiving inbox information about the sender. BIMI uses the DKIM, SPF, and DMARC protocols, which makes protecting a brand from fraud easier for email marketers, but that’s just one side of the benefits of BIMI. Let’s take a closer look.

Read more: Can BIMI Help Marketers Build Customer Trust?

March 23, 2020

by TWP Publisher

Why Companies Turn To Digital Marketing To Survive COVID-19

B2B Marketing, Content Marketing, E-Marketing, Global Marketing, Marketing, News

In the coming months, businesses are going to become more reliant than ever on their digital strategy. Without wanting to sound too alarmist, in many cases it will be the deciding factor in whether they make it through the tough times ahead.

The unprecedented, almost-total disappearance of all channels related to live events and conferences, and the increasing barriers on face-to-face business, pose an enormous challenge. Key to resilience is the development of ongoing contingencies to mitigate against this loss.

B2B companies in particular rely on the annual circuit of trade shows and exhibitions to network and build customer relations. In industries that are not digital-native, they may also be less sophisticated in their digital growth and customer relations strategies. For smaller businesses especially, used to getting new customers through word-of-mouth referrals or on the strength of a hard-won reputation, their loss is coming as a shock.

Larger companies are also now finding themselves in the position of having potentially lost millions through cancelled events. They won’t claw back the hours of time and expense spent on preparations for this year, but insurance and flexible cancellation policies will leave them with marketing budget to reassign. Digital is likely to be the clear winner here, and companies – including ones that may not so much as had a Facebook page before – will need to move into social marketing, content marketing, SEO and influencer-led campaigns.

Of course, this means there’s opportunities out there for the taking, if you are a B2B supplier in an industry that has been slow to adapt to digital marketing. A key factor in resilience is adaptability. If it’s standard in your industry to go out and meet new customers face-to-face before you do business, adapting may mean opening new channels over web or social media platforms where introductions can be made and relationships fostered. In the coming months, your prospective clients are going to be less open to the idea of letting you walk through the door and shake their hand – and no-one really has any idea how long this will last and whether this will lead to longer-term change.

As Scott Jones, CEO of 123 Internet Group, told me “We are in uncertain times, but with the increase of remote working and a collaborative approach, companies are turning to digital channels and embracing the transformation. We have seen a real spike during the last few weeks from companies wishing to create or update websites, launch new e-commerce channels and create social media campaigns focused on home-workers and a real focus on using influencers and SEO to reach new audiences.”

Being confined to the office – or even the home – rather than on the road on sales visits or at events, means marketers have more time to develop digital strategies. This means researching where your customers can be found online, and how different approaches and tactics might impact your success. If your organization previously put token efforts into digital channels – because like a lot of other businesses, you had built your networks offline and that had always seemed to work – now is the time to revisit them. That could be as simple as giving your website and social pages a refresh, or a more innovative approach.

Ratnesh Singh, head of global business at events technology agency Buzznation told me that he found out quickly that clients did not want to lose the networking opportunities provided by the conference circuit. On top of this, they are looking for new ways to spend their remaining marketing budgets. He said, “With our corporate clients, events often consume 50 to 60 per cent of their marketing budgets. They still want to spend that money and they are open to trying something new.

“There’s a window of opportunity here – when things are back to normal budgets will be going back into live events and that’s what they will be spending their time on.

“But if they see the benefits and opportunities that digital channels can offer, this will become part of their long-term marketing contingency plans.”

As well as offering immersive 3D virtual events, Buzznation has also found that businesses wanting to become more sophisticated in their use of live social platforms. Singh said “Clients are turning to Facebook or LinkedIn Live. Often these are platforms they have dabbled with in the past but never fully integrated into their marketing strategy. Now they see value in partnering with companies like us that know how to help them make the most of these channels, to achieve better production values and more targeted campaigns.”

It’s certainly true that the coming weeks, or months – or however long this situation lasts – will be a challenging time for any company that isn’t ready to think about how they will replace the opportunities that have been lost.

As long as businesses approach the shift to digital marketing strategically, there’s no reason why it should just serve as an emergency fill-in, but could carry on providing long-term value when the world eventually gets back to normal. And of course, it would make companies more resilient to deal with any future pandemics.

May 15, 2015

by TotalWeb Partners

The Easy Way to Go Global With Inbound Marketing

Content Marketing, Global Marketing, Inbound Marketing, Marketing Content Marketing, Global

The Easy Way to Go Global With Inbound Marketing.

Why partner with TotalWeb? Read the following article from “Marketing Profs” and learn how we can help you increase market share.

Most companies have heard about the practice of inbound marketing, but fewer know how to effectively implement it.

On the surface, the idea is simple: Great content generates Web traffic, and a proportion of that traffic will end up converting to leads. This is a relatively new concept for many businesses that are used to building a brand by simply pushing out products or services via more traditional methods rather than creating compelling content that pulls in customers.

Many B2B companies have started deploying inbound marketing strategies. At the core of those strategies is content marketing. Some 93% of B2B organizations are using some form of content marketing, but less than half (42%) say they’re effective at it.

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