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Introducing Andrew Dodson
Name: Andrew Dodson Position: SEO/Content Project Manager What’s your average day like at Oneupweb? I start my day by reading up on the latest marketing and content writing news from a variety of sites, followed by a quick skimming of our local news in Traverse City, Michigan news on MLive and national news from the…
AMP SEO Impact in 2021 and Beyond
AMP, or accelerated mobile pages, was never a direct ranking factor for Google, but the search engine has been known to provide a distinct advantage to sites using this format. Now times are changing, and so is the future of AMP. Let’s cover why AMP was so important in the past, how it affects SEO…
Current Trends in Franchising
If you’re a current or aspiring franchisee or franchisor, it’s important to stay on top of the latest trends in the franchise industry to inform your business decisions. Let’s take a look at some of the most important franchise business and marketing trends and stats. We also included explanations about how to best use these…
What You Need to Know About Apple’s iOS 14 Update
Important Update 5/4/2021 It’s official! Apple began rolling out the long-anticipated iOS 14 changes last week. By this time, we hope that you’ve verified your domains and set up the new pixel events. In the coming weeks, you’ll want to carefully watch your traffic numbers. Facebook warns that advertisers “can expect to see changes in…
Introducing Hanna “Reformed East Coaster” Lee-Kleb
Name: Hanna Lee-Kleb Position: Account Manager What’s your average day like at Oneupweb? Checking emails and responding to clients first thing, then catching up on specific projects either over the phone or via Slack. It’s off to the races from there! Tell us about your favorite Oneupweb moment. When I first started it was the…
Landing Page Web Design
Landing pages are standalone web pages created specifically for a marketing campaign. Visitors typically land on these pages after clicking on a paid ad or a link in an email. These pages are different from the evergreen pages on a website because they are designed to have only one focus or campaign goal. With that…
How Long Does It Take for SEO to Work?
Generally, it takes about 4 – 6 months for SEO efforts to really take off. However, you could see results in as little as 2 weeks if you’re not targeting very competitive keywords, you have great content and your website is authoritative with a lot of backlinks. These results will depend on your strategy, your…
Your PPC Monthly Report Template
Looking to create a monthly report to measure the success of your PPC campaigns? Smart! Frequent reporting will help guide your campaign optimizations. We made a display ad and paid search monthly report template to make the process easy. Let’s walk through it. Our PPC Report Template Runs on Data Studio Our free PPC report…
Meet Octavia Buss, a Woman of Many Hobbies
Name: Octavia Buss Position: Account Manager What’s your average day like at Oneupweb? My average day at Oneupweb will have some combination of client calls, internal strategy meetings and talking through a new update or request with the development team. Tell us about your favorite Oneupweb moment. Such a hard question to answer – but…
Make Landing Pages that Convert
Campaign landing pages provide to-the-point information about your business’s product, service or other offering to convince visitors to take one specific action. They’re usually separate from evergreen pages and not indexed in search engines, as they are intended for use within paid media, social media, traditional and email marketing campaigns. There are certainly several ways…
Social Media Marketing FAQs
Using social media as a marketing tool can feel like uncertain territory, as best practices and content trends are always in flux. If your business or nonprofit is experiencing hits and misses when it comes to Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Snapchat and all the others, know that you are not alone. Each business we…
Mobile Optimization Tips for Your Website and Other Digital Content
When Internet-connected mobile devices first came on the scene, to accommodate this new mode of traffic, businesses created pared-down versions of their standard websites and called them their mobile sites. This tactic doesn’t work anymore. With more than half of Internet users now browsing on mobile devices, the content on your desktop and mobile pages…
