There are close to 420 million voice searches conducted every day, and that figure is expected to more than double by 2020.  

The rise in voice searches will change how you package your paid search advertising campaigns. To discount voice search now would mean missing out on volumes of traffic. And we’ll tell you why.

What Is Voice Search and What Does the Future Hold?  

“Ok Google, where can I purchase an affordable home near Pasadena?” “Where are the best K-8 schools located in Orange County?” “Where’s the best place to get brunch in Downtown Los Angeles?”

Email might just be the single most effective marketing tactic available. So why aren't yours working? How can you ensure that your messages are not simply lost among 200 emails your audience receives in their inbox every single day?

When you look at your website, you are content. You have a powerful mission statement, a gleaming portfolio, well-packaged descriptions of your services or products, images with impact, and multiple touch points to either make a direct purchase or connect with sales reps.

So why aren’t you meeting your conversion goals?

It could be your site isn’t as as accommodating to the user experience as you think. There may be barriers to conversion; they are obvious to the user, but not to you.  

You’re a single owner of a small- to medium-sized enterprise who has probably been pulling in leads and qualifying them through a single channel. But the market is shifting. You find yourself struggling to keep up with your competitors and, even more, today’s digital consumer who is complex and more discerning.

The single channel you once relied on is now drying up. It’s generating fewer prospects and worse, fewer leads.

You know the internet has saturated your market, and customers are having trouble listening to your message with all the static noise.