WR Digital Marketing Co-Founder Juliana Weiss-Roessler was recently featured in the article “9 Ways to Accurately Identify the Target Audience for Your Website” on the Databox blog. Here’s an excerpt: Look at your current audience. Who is currently visiting? How long are they staying? If it doesn’t align with the intended target audience, then you likely…
WR Digital Marketing Co-Founder Juliana Weiss-Roessler was recently featured in the article “Email Marketing Trends in 2020: Experts Share Their Visions” on the SmartrMail blog. Here’s an excerpt: Juliana Weiss-Roessler from WR Digital Marketing recommends thinking about how your products can support people in achieving their New Year’s resolutions. The New Year is a time when…
When your website was first designed, it’s likely the designer took the time to run a series of checks and tests before the launch. But has your website been checked since then? If you’re not completing basic maintenance tasks regularly, your website could be… Displaying outdated information Suffering from technical issues that prevent users from…
Thank you so much for the gift of your business. We look forward to serving you in the New Year. Wishing you a joyful holiday season and a peaceful and prosperous 2020! – Josh, Juliana, Ashley, Heather, Eva, & Erin
WR Digital Marketing Co-Founder Juliana Weiss-Roessler was recently featured on the SmartrMail Blog. Here’s an excerpt: “If you don’t have the time to properly set up email flows in preparation for Black Friday this year, don’t worry. As Juliana Weiss-Roessler from WR Digital Marketing points out, you can still use email marketing now in a way…
BERT is a significant algorithm update from Google — impacting 1 out of 10 searches. So at WR Digital Marketing, we’ve been keeping an eye on news about the update, particularly relating to how content can be written and optimized for it. Here’s a good summary of what we’ve learned… “There’s no optimizing for BERT…
For many businesses, the main challenge with maintaining a blog or social media account isn’t coming up with ideas. It’s finding the time to write the content or create graphics. That’s where we come in. But we’ve noticed that sometimes another challenge arises: finding the time to review and approve that content. Unfortunately, it does…
There’s no hard-and-fast rule for email newsletter length, though a good general rule of thumb is no longer than one printed page or roughly 500 words. If you can accomplish your goals with fewer words, that’s often better. The less time you ask readers to give you, the more likely they are to follow through.…
Meta tags. Just the term makes them sound complicated and highly technical. So, when it comes to writing or reviewing them, you may not know where to start. Fortunately, the basics are easy to learn. Here I’ll cover the two meta tags that get the most use and attention: title and description. I’ll share exactly…
Repetitive language. Awkward phrasing. Clunky sentences. Writing for SEO gets a bad rap for a reason. Websites that are written only to please the Google gods aren’t just painful to read—they’re entirely unnecessary. With over 25 years of combined experience in web writing, we’ve seen the evolution of SEO recommendations—from simple keyword repetition to the…
If we create your newsletters, then the answer is yes. Recently, MailChimp changed its pricing structure. If you use the free version of MailChimp, you should still have a free account. If you pay for MailChimp, your cost may have gone up. The number of people in your “audience” has expanded to include not only subscribers but…
Meta tags. Just the term makes them sound complicated and highly technical. So, when it comes to writing or reviewing them, you may not know where to start. Fortunately, the basics are easy to learn. Here I’ll cover the two meta tags that get the most use and attention: title and description. I’ll share exactly…
If you start noticing that you’re getting more comments on your blog posts than usual, you might assume that’s a good thing. Unfortunately, not all comments are created equal, and there’s a good chance that some of those comments are spam. There are a few major problems with spam messages: first of all, they can…
We’d like to introduce you to Ashley Simons, our new administrative assistant. She’s been working with us for a few months now — helping with everything from brainstorming ideas to scheduling blog posts. Ashley has many years of experience as an assistant and an ecommerce manager, as well as a bachelor’s degree in business with…
Likely due to recent controversy, Facebook has released a new section on business pages called “Page Transparency”. It will display, among other things, the location of all people who have a role (e.g., admin, editor, moderator, advertiser) on your Facebook page. If you want to review who has a role on your Facebook page, read these…
For many businesses, the main challenge with maintaining a blog or social media account isn’t coming up with ideas. It’s finding the time to write the content or create graphics. That’s where we come in. But we’ve noticed that sometimes another challenge arises: finding the time to review and approve that content. Unfortunately, it does…
You’ve created quality content. It’s posted on your blog. Now on to the next one, right? Not so fast! You can get more value out of that investment of your time and energy. For most small businesses, we recommend that you at least: Publish it on your blog. Share it in a newsletter. Post it…
Content is widely considered the top factor in search engine optimization. After all, search engines need to parse through words in order to determine what your site is about. If there aren’t very many words to look at, how will they be able to draw conclusions about its relevance? But that doesn’t mean you should start…
Well, Google made the decision for you! The social network will shut down for consumers in April 2019.What if you already have a Google+ account? If you want to save your Google+ content, do so before April.What about your audience there?90% of sessions on the site only lasted 5 seconds, so it’s likely your audience wasn’t very…
Direct me – but don’t tell me what to do. One of the great paradoxes of using calls-to-action is that people need to be guided and encouraged with clear, forceful language – but it better not come off like you’re telling them what to do. This can put people on the defensive, make you seem…
Putting together an e-newsletter is a lot of work. Even if most of the content just reflects what you’ve put up on your site recently, you still have to format it, write an introduction, and make sure that it’s error-free. Because of all that, it can be incredibly disappointing when only a small percentage of…
The good news: Your traffic is up. The bad news: Your sales aren’t. Perhaps your problem is that you’re not being direct enough with your audience. While it’s true that no one wants to feel like they are being sold to, most people still need a bit of direction or encouragement once in a while.…
Repetitive language. Awkward phrasing. Clunky sentences. Writing for SEO gets a bad rap for a reason. Websites that are written only to please the Google gods aren’t just painful to read—they’re entirely unnecessary. With over 25 years of combined experience in web writing, we’ve seen the evolution of SEO recommendations—from simple keyword repetition to the…
We’ve been keeping an eye on information about the usefulness of Google’s new website analysis tool. So, we wanted to share this recent article from Search Engine Journal (SEJ):How Reliable Is Google’s Web.dev SEO Score?(We took the liberty of correcting the grammatical error in their headline. Verbs should be capitalized!)A Brief Summary…Here’s the skinny in case you…