For those of you who have been in the internet game for a long time, you know
way more than I do about display ads. It seems that as long as people have
been clicking around the internet, there have been advertisements ready to
meet them. Anyone remember when banner ads used to look something like this?
Recently, we came across this video from the Franchise Performance Group on
how we need to think about franchise lead generation from the perspective of
franchise “buying” rather than the usual tactics of franchise “sales.” We hope
you enjoy:
For part of our franchise selection experience, we use a selection button as
one of our calls to action. Essentially for a user to select one of the
franchises on our category pages, they must click a button:
It is nearly impossible to over-state the importance of an email's subject
line. In my days as a franchise marketer, I've written well into the thousands
of subject lines.
In 2014, the internet marketing community is all abuzz with the phrase
“Social, Local, Mobile” There isn’t a week that goes by that you don’t hear
someone espousing the merits of these three words. As with all buzzwords,
there’s likely more glitz than substance, but let’s do our best to try and
make sense of what’s going on here on three levels:
Whether it’s loading Google.com, built in search bars in other browsers,
Google Chrome, Google’s Android Operating system, or seemingly every other
space in the world, Google is there waiting to answer everyone’s question
about everything.