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Your website is bustling with activity. Visitors are constantly interacting with your website. But are you taking full advantage of everything that’s happening on your website for your paid marketing?  Every interaction of a visitor with your website – a pageview, a click – can be used to better understand your audience .  And when you understand your audience better you can target them in a smarter way, and get more bang for your buck from your paid campaigns on Facebook and Google. Both Facebook and Google refer to these user interactions as Events . They allow you to track them using a tracking code installed on your website. What Are Events Events are user interactions that don’t involve loading another page on your website. In ecommerce, the prime example of an event is Add to Cart. Another event can be filling out a field in a form. As opposed to form completion that usually triggers a Thank You page, filling out one or more fields without submission – referred to as ‘for

When I first started out in marketing, I thought traffic was everything. I wanted to be as big as companies like HubSpot . Just look at the image above and you’ll see how many visitors they are getting. They generate 29.61 million visitors a month from 11.74 million people. And those visitors produce roughly 10 billion dollars of market cap . Now, let’s look at NeilPatel.com. Can you guess how many visitors I’m getting each month? I’m generating roughly 8.717 million visitors a month from 3.616 million people. When you look at it from a unique visitor perspective, HubSpot is getting 3.24 times more unique visitors than me. So, in theory, I should be worth roughly 3 times less than them, right? Well, technically I’m not even worth 1/10th of them. Not even close. Why is that? It’s because I didn’t go after the right target audience, while HubSpot did. And today, I want you to avoid making this massive mistake that I made. Because marketing is tough, so why would you start off b

Please note: Once you install the extension, all you have to do is go to Google and perform a search. That is where you’ll see data. I promised that I would release a new version of the Ubersuggest Chrome Extension today, and now it’s out. You can go here to install it . If you are wondering what’s new… well, let’s just say the changes have made keyword research much better and a lot easier. And on top of that, later in this post, I’ll even give you a sneak peek at the new changes that we are making to the extension that will be released within 30 days. So, what’s new? Who says keyword research should be limited to Google? What most people don’t know is that YouTube is the second most popular search engine and has been exploding. On top of that, Amazon is the largest e-commerce site in the world and SEOs are doing Amazon SEO and Amazon ads… so why not have access to keyword research there, too? Now, when you go to YouTube and perform a search you’ll see data on suggested keywor

If you want to outrank your competition, what do you do? First off, you need to keep track of everything they are doing. From their rankings to the content they are writing to even the links they are building and the keywords they are targeting, understanding what they are up to is key. And after you figure out their strategy, you need to write more content, build more links, and optimize your site. Or you can hire an SEO agency , but most of us can’t afford that. There must be a better way, right? Well, over the next 60 days, I am going to make life easier for you with a major upgrade to Ubersuggest . Here’s what I am thinking of doing, which would make it easier for you to outrank your competition. Competitor analysis First off, I’ve learned that many people don’t know who their competition really is when it comes to SEO. Because of that, I’m going to create a competitor analysis report that shows you your competition. Here’s a rough sketch of what that will look like: You

SEO is tough. It’s time-consuming and hard to implement. And, because of that, I have a free SEO training course and even an SEO tool to help you out. But what if you don’t have the time to go through a 21-part training series? Or what if my SEO tool doesn’t give you the step-by-step instructions you need? What other options do you have? Well, today I thought I would make your life easier by sharing 21 of my own SEO and content marketing worksheets and templates to help you get higher rankings in less time and, best of all, with less effort. Marketing definitions Let’s start off with the basics. In marketing, we all use terms that might be a bit confusing. Sure, you probably know what SEO is and what it means , but what about terms like CPC? Or more complicated ones like CAC, BANT, LTV, or even NPS. I’ve created marketing acronyms glossary that breaks down what each marketing acronym stands for and what it means. So, when you are reading any marketing blog or book, you’

So you’ve decided to create a landing page to promote your new product or service. But how do you know if your landing page will convince your readers to convert ? There are a number of things you can do to ensure your readers are enticed by your landing page and want to know more information. In this post, we’re going to figure out exactly what you need to do to produce a mind-reading landing page. But first, let’s start with the basics. What is a landing page? Before you create a landing page, you need to understand exactly what it is. A landing page is a dedicated web page, often called a squeeze or splash page. The objective is to collect your visitor’s data through a lead capture form. You might use a landing page to give away a free e-book, webinar, or course in exchange for your audience signing up for your email list. Or maybe you collect emails before launching your new website. The best part about a landing page is that it’s only one page. It’s one page you need to