Author: Franz Malten Buemann

Link building is a process of acquiring hyperlinks from other websites to your own, and hyperlinks, or just links, are a strong signal of how much quality does a single page provide. Backlinks are not just increasing your organic traffic and rankings, but they can also bring you referral traffic, especially if they are from highly visited websites. And if that website is relevant, chances are that the traffic is relevant also. So, don’t look for backlinks just for SEO. They are for customers. If you place links to your websites in front of people that are genuinely interested, they may click through. It doesn’t have to mean that they will buy, but at least they are now aware who you are and what you do. Now, let’s not forget the brand building part. You need to become trustworthy in the eyes of your customers and be an autorotative source in your niche. Me and my team launched a backlinking tool that’s helping startups in their link building processes. With our tool, you can get 53 backlinks from high domain authority websites. You can get lots of referral traffic from them, because those websites are startup aggregators – websites made solely for the purpose of advertising startups. You can check it our here https://marketroadie.com/ submitted by /u/CallOfDuty2Fan [link] [comments]

YouTube, a giant video-sharing platform and the second largest search engine after Google has announced its partnership with Shopify to bring eCommerce support and experience to the video-sharing platform.  With daily active users of about 122 million, the platform allows eCommerce businesses and influencers to interact with potential buyers directly and connect with audiences on…
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We are a Fintech company offering financial products to SMBs. We find it increasingly challenging to employ a systematic/quantitative approach to calculating CAC and LTV across various channels of customer acquisition. We currently use BI tools built in house but they are limited in the granularity of analysis, ability to dissect and link campaigns and revenue – making them ok for directional reporting but not to good enough to optimize spend. What’s your situation ? Approach ? submitted by /u/No_Way_1569 [link] [comments]

Hello everyone, Our team is currently working on an AI-powered SaaS for marketers. Our mission is to help SMBs to better understand their leads thanks to smart segmentation. We’re reaching out to the marketing community to get a better handle on the problem, I’d really appreciate it if you could answer these few questions: According to what criteria do you currently dispatch your leads? Do you see the benefit of having an inbox of already enriched inbound leads to send to your CRM? Thank you in advance. I would also be happy to make a quick call to go into more detail on the subject if some of you have a few minutes to spare. submitted by /u/Elegant_Start_7461 [link] [comments]

Hello everyone, Our team is currently working on an AI-powered SaaS for marketers. Our mission is to help SMBs to better understand their leads thanks to smart segmentation. We’re reaching out to the marketing community to get a better handle on the problem, I’d really appreciate it if you could answer these few questions: According to what criteria do you currently dispatch your leads? Do you see the benefit of having an inbox of already enriched inbound leads to send to your CRM? Thank you in advance. I would also be happy to make a quick call to go into more detail on the subject if some of you have a few minutes to spare. submitted by /u/Elegant_Start_7461 [link] [comments]