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March 8, 2021
Show, Don’t Tell: 3 quick case studies where companies help customers reach their own conclusions
March 3, 2021
Web Forms: 3 quick case studies about improving performance without changing form fields
March 1, 2021
The Call to Action: 5 before-and-after examples of effective CTAs (with the results to prove it)
February 22, 2021 — SEO…marketing automation…newspaper advertising…your brand name on a blimp…all marketing and advertising leads customers to an ultimate moment of truth – the call to action.
Does your CTA inspire them to act? Or do they skip over it and find a competitor?
Effective Homepages: 3 quick case studies to help you optimize your website’s front door
February 18, 2021 — Many customer journeys start on your homepage. So if you don’t get this key page right, you end a potential customer relationship just as its beginning.
In this article we explore how companies are decreasing bounce rates and increasing internal link CTR and ultimately sales revenue.
Maximizing Perceived Value: 3 quick case studies about leveraging storytelling in marketing
February 16, 2021 — What is wine really? Just old grape juice with a really good story. And because of that story, winemakers can charge $30 a bottle.
To spark your next great marketing story idea, we bring you examples from Tourisme Montréal, a pet supplies ecommerce site and a digital marketing agency.
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