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Marketing Analytics

A math-based discipline that seeks to find patterns in data to increase actionable knowledge. Analytics employs statistics, predictive modeling, and machine learning to reveal insights and answer questions.

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Landing Page

Learn what a landing page is, its purpose, and how it helps drive conversions with focused content and clear calls-to-action.

Integrated Marketing

The practice of aligning all marketing tactics to the same core messaging for a consistent customer experience with your brand.

How to Use Google Analytics: A Beginner’s Guide

Learn how to use Google Analytics to better understand your audience and make the most of your data.

How to Create an Effective Go-to-Market Strategy

Every business needs a go-to-market strategy. Our 5-step guide will help you create one.

Facebook Ads

Ads that run exclusively through Facebook’s advertising platform. They can appear in Facebook’s feed, Messenger, and even on non-Facebook apps and websites.

Email Automation

The use of predefined rules to trigger email messages based on specific actions customers take—or don’t take.

E-commerce Websites: What They Are and How to Build One

This guide will help you learn more about e-commerce websites and provide basic tips for building one.

Display Ads

A type of online advertisement that combines text, images, and a URL that links to a website where a customer can learn more about or buy products. These ads can be static with an image or animated with multiple images, video, or changing text.

Classified Advertising

Discover the benefits of classified advertising—cost-effective & targeted promotion through newspapers, online marketplaces & classified ad sites.

Bounce Rate

The percentage of visits to your website where only 1 page was viewed. When we say users "bounce," we mean they viewed a page of your site or a landing page but didn’t engage further. They didn’t click on links or view more pages.

Backlinks

Links on websites other than your own that go back to a page on your website. Backlinks are also called inbound links because they represent traffic coming to your website from somewhere else.