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megamikethomson · 4 years

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SOHBA DIGITAL

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Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Social Media Optimization (SMO) Content Marketing Digital Advertising (PPC) Email Marketing Website Analytics Online Reputation

Search Engine Optimization (SEO)

sohba digital marketing company search engine optimization expert with almost a decade of industry experience. Along with our team, sohba's goal is to help our customers dominate the search engines, and surpass their competition.

Few other consultants have the level and depth of experience that I have acquired. I’ve worked across all industries. From local search optimisation agencies, to extremely competitive service niches and national e-commerce. Clients widely consider our approach very different from many less-diligent SEO’s, many of which fail to incorporate simple necessities such as CRO (Conversion Rate Optimization). In short, that is the ways in which your website can be modified to improved to target an increased amount of sales for a given amount of traffic.

sohba digital not one to try and promote my services by highlights certifications and awards from unknown internet academies. I prefer to carefully walk you through example of my own online successes and search engine rankings of businesses that have used my services. To learn more, please get in touch. If you to quickly know why your website still isn’t ranking on the first page of Google, enter your URL for an free website analysis. The report will explain how you can improve your website in order to gain improved rankings in Google.

Social Media Optimization (SMO)

One of the biggest struggles brands and marketers have with content marketing comes from a lack of direction with their content strategy. All too often, we see brands fall into the trappings of making posts that do not connect with the audience, or otherwise fail to stand out in the feeds of their fans. The best remedy for this issue is to develop a standardized editorial calendar to bring consistency to your content strategy, and a base for recording activity and performance.

Here are some basic steps for getting started with creating an editorial calendar for content marketing.

Part 1 – Content Marketing

The first step with your editorial calendar is to decide on content that you will be sharing. This content should be a mix between materials produced in-house (e.g., blog posts, infographics, videos), and relevant materials created by other bloggers or content producers. To find sources of inspiration and material, research the thought leaders and social communities in your niche, and become active in them. Once you find sources that drive the trends in your industry, you’ll be able to deliver that message to your audience.

After you’ve found your content source, you need to switch gears and put yourself in the mindset of your audience. Ideally, you should have a basic knowledge of their pain points, consumption habits, and what makes them take action. With this knowledge, you can set the tone for your calendar by determining how much content is needed to drive growth and interaction of your brand, what topics make the biggest impact with the audience, and how frequently will you will need to deliver content to the audience.

Part 2 – Build Your Calendar

Now that your content strategy is solid, you can focus on the mechanics of publishing. An editorial calendar can be as basic or detailed as needed for your business, but like everything else, more information will lead to better results. The best tool to use for your editorial calendar is an Excel Spreadsheet (or Google Docs Spreadsheet); if you are working with a team, you may want to consider collaborative tools like HiTask to manage assignments by person.

No matter what tool you use as your primary calendar host, you should include fields or sections that outline these specific details about the promoted content:

Title or Headline General content description Keywords or Tags Call to Action Assigned to Status of Post Where to Publish (blog, Facebook, Pinterest, etc)

Part 3 – Fill in the Gaps

At this point, you have a source of content, and a framework for distributing it across your website and social networks. With this in place, you have everything you need to begin a long term content marketing strategy.

Set aside one hour at minimum to plan the content you want to highlight in the upcoming days, weeks, or even months. By including all of the information and links in your calendar, you’ve made a single resource that you can refer to when deciding what to post. If you are delegating your social management to an employee or agency, they also should have access to the calendar to make sure that the strategy stays on track.

When planning for a long term content marketing strategy, be sure to take major events into consideration. Holidays, special business events, local events, conferences, major product releases, and other low-hanging fruit that will have a strong social buzz are perfect places to begin planning for in advance with direct content for your audience.

Creating an editorial calendar is the first step to elevating your brand’s caliber on social media; you’ll quickly discover that social media is not just “a place to be,” but a system to gain and interact with your perfect client or customer.

Digital Advertising (PPC)

Over the last few years it’s been hard to ignore the massive shift in the way brands can communicate with consumers and this has thrown up a lot of confusion as to where to start and how to implement. Everyday Sales and Marketing Managers are being approached by traditional and digital agencies touting their skills in new media but are becoming increasingly dubious as to who they should entrust with their strategy.

sohba digital marketing agency now have a multiplicity of platforms through which to promote their products and interact with their prospects and their existing customers, including mobile, email, websites, downloadable content, social media, retail technology etc. As such, the choice now available to customers teamed with their past experiences of brands means that in order to become a key differentiator in the market, Social Technologies have actually thrown up a further challenge to agencies and brands, with many brands unhappy with the advice they are getting on how to create effective ROI from their social media campaigns. At top didital marketing agency, we are shifting the focus from the social networks to the data that they provide. When one has access to this rich, new set of data, the ability to target the individual needs of a particular consumer grows considerably, therefore opening up a whole new level of return.

For those brands that are at the early stages of developing their contact strategy, the good news is that there are lots of ways that multi-channel can be delivered. Implementing this kind of approach does not necessarily mean that a brand must encounter a substantial cost outlay on channel development and/or Social CRM (sCRM) systems. By using profiling middleware, a brand can identify the best course of action for each customer, avoiding unnecessary communications costs. If delivered appropriately, the use of digital content and fulfilment in multi-channel activity can in fact save money.

However I would recommend taking a step back to look at the overall commercial approach. At soe company in pakistan we are changing the relationship between client and agency. Combining the best thought leadership of the consulting world with the leading capabilities of the marketing services industry, we provide our clients with a process to move from the olde r integrated model to the more relevant multi-channel experience model, delivering relevant customer experiences through technology. Built on the premise of the 3 R’s: Reputation, Relevancy and Recommendation, we differentiate the customer experience through our reservoir of analytical insight about each customer, leveraging it to foster engaging customer dialogues and learning from these interactions to make improvements in the future.

Email Marketing

The largest email database in pakistan - approx 1,300,000 double opt-in subscribers.

Whether your marketing objective is instant sales, brand awareness, new customers or member acquisition, our targeted email lists enable you to effectively & affordably promote your products & services to pakistani consumers nationally for a fraction of the cost typically associated with traditional "normal media" and regular direct marketing channels.

With the largest database of opt-in pakistani consumers, we can target and segment your campaign to provide you with an end list which gets results to produce the best possible results for your email marketing campaigns.

This is a highly customized and targeted list that has specific categories which may be highly beneficial to your financial growth.

Website Analytics

Website analytics is widely used by business to business and business to consumer online merchants to examine various markets and track their customers accurately. Web analytics is also becoming increasingly popular with webmasters of other websites as well. Since tracking visitors accurately is very important for most websites, most webmasters use web analytics to get customer conversion rates and other important data. Usually, web analytics software tracks visitor behavior by inserting a small piece of tracking code on each page of the site. The tracking code transmits information to the analytics software vendor’s data collection facility using a tiny gif image or a small JavaScript code. To identify returning visitors tracking ID stored in a cookie is used.

Over the past decade, e-commerce retailers have become proficient with web analytics and have improved their website design to help customers navigate and complete the purchase process easily. Having completed this process, many retailers have become overloaded with additional data that adds no further discernable value. It is difficult for most companies to process the data to extract important information and understand what to measure next. Going forward, e-commerce companies are discovering that they need to be highly innovative and respond to the latent needs of customers. Web analytics software applications provide a wealth of information which can help them do that.

Interestingly a recent report by Jupiter Research sent shockwaves through the industry when it stated that increasingly high rates of cookie rejection and deletion by internet users makes third-party cookies, which is the default method for hosted analytics solutions to measure visitor activity, an unreliable method for collecting and reporting on web marketing results.

Focusing on finding new ways to improve the customer experience will simplify e-business and increase the customer conversion rate. Only by using web analytics and usability testing together can companies get a complete picture of user behavior and experience on an e-commerce site. This is a very powerful method to understand customers and make improvements to the site based on customer needs.

Online Reputation

Business Reputation Management Your Business Reputation Online

YOUR SMALL BUSINESS REPUTATION

Reputation management is big, and it’s going to get even bigger in the near future

Reviews for businesses are now posted online, and they are visible for anyone to see. They come up when searching for a niche/location and when potential clients/consumers search for your business name.

Bad reviews will keep those same people from setting foot inside your business.

So where do these bad reviews online come from?

Research has found that the majority of consumers will never leave a review.

The two types of people who leave a review: 1. Those that are super impressed by a company’s service or product. 2. A few in the populous that feel they were put out or slighted by a business (maybe legitimately). Many times this type has a chip on their shoulder and are looking for a way to exercise it. The majority of people are happy with a business’s services, but just don’t take the time to let the world know about it. If these people were put into the mix, then the people who weren’t happy would be outnumbered by 20 to 1.

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growingpage · 4 years

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Hitask

The best task management system for teams is here - Hitask Read the full article

#projectmanagement #SaaS #taskmanagement

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webdijital · 5 years

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Her günü daha verimli geçirmeniz için 9 araç

Verimli olmak için neler yapmalıyız?

1.STRAVA

STRAVA Strava bir sosyal fitness uygulamasıdır. Uygulamadan kendinize yürüme, bisiklet sürme hedefleri belirleyebiliyor, günlük aktivitelerinizi takip edebiliyor aynı zamanda istatiklerinizi alabiliyorsunuz. Strava ile daha çok hareket edeceğiniz günler sizi bekliyor. Strava'nın başlangıç paketi ücretsizdir. Ayrıca mobil uygulamalarında reklam yoktur.

2.Kalem-Kağıt ile Not

Dijital hayatımızda birden fazla not alma programı ve uygulaması olsa da bazen gerçek bir kalem, kağıt ile not almanın insana sağladığı katkı anlatılamaz. Bu konuda Barış Özcan'ın çok faydalı bir videosu var. Aşağıdan izleyebilirsiniz.

3.E.ggTimer.com

e.ggtimer.com zamanlayıcı Bazen internette veya bilgisayar başında herhangi bir şeye takılıp saatlerce zaman harcayabiliyor geriye dönüp: — ah gitti yine koca gün diyebiliyoruz. Böyle durumlarla daha az karşılaşmak için internette kalacağımız zamanı planlayabileceğimiz bir site var. E.ggtimer.com ile internette ayıracağımız zamanı belirleyip daha verimli saatler geçirebiliyoruz.

4.Google Calendar

Google Takvim Uygulaması İstanbul, Londra, Newyork, Bangkok, Tokyo, Pekin, Kahire, Shanghai ,Yeni Delhi gibi şehirlerde yaşıyorsanız planlama hayati önem taşıyor. Tabi ki diğer şehirler içinde. Günlük yapacağınız işleri basit ve kullanışlı bir takvime kaydederek günü dolu dolu geçirebilirsiniz.

5.Trello

Tabi ki Asana, Jira, Basecamp, hitask, zendesk, wrike, monday vb. kullanışlı proje yönetim araçları var. Lâkin Trello bunların içinde en sade ve işlevsel olanı diyebilirim. Oluşturduğunuz panolarla hem resme bir bütün olarak bakmamızı sağlıyor hemde ekip olarak etkileşimi çok kolay bir şekilde sağlayabiliyorsunuz. Açıkçası arayüzü daha işlevsel ve basit bir proje yönetim aracı kullanmadım.

6.Cloud-Bulut Depolama

Hangisi olduğunu size bırakıyorum. Çünkü kullanım kolaylığı kişiden kişiye farklılık gösterebiliyor. En popüler ve en iyi bulut depolama servislerini bu yazıda incelemiştik. Göz atabilirsiniz.

7.Getpocket

Get Pocket İnternetteki sınırsız arşivi tarayıp araştırmayı sona erdirmek her zaman mümkün olmuyor. Çalışma esnasında karşılaştığınız bir siteyi kaydetmeniz daha verimli çalışmanızı sağlıyor. Bunun için en kullanışlı uygulamalardan biri tüm cihazlarda ve platformlarda var olan getpocket.

8.LastPass

Lastpass Gün içinde belkide onlarca siteye veya uygulamaya gir-çık yapmak zorunda kalıyoruz. Bunların her birinin kullanıcı adı ve şifrelerini yazmak bize zaman ve dikkat kaybettiriyor. Daha verimli bir çalışma için LastPass şifrelerimizi en güvenilir şekilde hatırlatıyor ve gün içinde sık kullandığımız sitelere direk giriş yapmamızı sağlıyor.

9.Evernote

Evernote Hatırlamak ve not almak insanın en çok ihtiyaç duyduğu eylemlerden. Verimli olmak için olmazsa olmazlar listesinde. "Her Şeyi Hatırlayın" misyonuyla 2008 yılında yola çıkan Evernote ile şimdiye dek 225 milyon kullanıcı 8 milyar not oluşturmuş. Evernote tüm dünyada ve Türkiye'de en çok kullanılan not alma uygulaması. Read the full article

#dahaverimliolmakiçinneler #güniçindeverimliolmak #günüdahaverimligeçirme #günüdoludolugeçirme #teknolojiverimlilik #verimlibirgüngeçirme #verimlidersçalışmakiçin #verimliolmakiçin #verimlilikiçinprogramlar #verimlilikiçinuygulamalar #verimlilikuygulamaları

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sudojess · 7 years

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Productivity, Podcasts, and Survivorship Bias

These past 12 months I’ve been thinking a lot about productivity, and the systems other people use. It started a year ago to the day I’m writing this. On June 1st 2016 I started a new job. My travel time tripled from 20 minutes to 60. To pass the time, I decided to start listening to podcasts, or rather, a single podcast, Hello Internet.

What I didn’t realise, is how much that podcast ended up changing my life.

Hello Internet describes itself as a “two dudes talking” podcast, and honestly I couldn’t think of a less interesting, but more fitting description. The “two dudes” are CGP Grey, and Brady Haran, both produce videos for Youtube and other platforms. I’d say the majority of their videos are educational in some way.

The discussion on the podcast is now almost entirely about the podcast itself, referencing old episodes, in-jokes, or following up on listener feedback. In the beginning though, it was a slightly different beast.

In the beginning of the podcast, there was a lot of discussion on how Grey and Brady work. Their differences and similarities. While Grey has no set upload schedule, his work is consistently solid and entertaining. Brady uploads much more frequently, and also maintains a good quality in his videos.

This work-discussion really interested me, Grey has a number of habits that seem odd, but work for him, and he presents good arguments for why he does what he does. His arguments really resonated with me, and so I really started thinking about how I work, and what I can do to improve that.

As I said above, I’d started a new job, it was in a similar field as before (web development), but in a vastly different environment. There were more layers to management, it was one big project instead of many smaller ones, and instead of working with 1 other person, I was working with about 20 other people.

We had a ticketing system at this new job, and tickets could remain open for a decent length of time, waiting on other tickets to complete, a staff member to come back off holiday, or any number of reasons. As a result, you could end up with a large number of tickets assigned to you, and no idea which is the next step to take.

So I developed a system, one where I knew exactly what tickets were available to work on, a system where as tickets were completed, I’d always know which is next, there was cascading, priorities, all that good stuff. I’d tried out a number of apps, and at that point, I was settled on Hitask.

I’d never been so productive, my bottleneck has always been my productivity, this time it was my skill that was holding me back. And that can always improve. I realise that it might sound like a humble brag, but I feel like it’s something I’m allowed to be proud of.

So I kept listening to the podcast, and I kept working on my productivity system. I changed jobs again, this time something with an even longer commute and more stress (although in a field I really wanted to gain some experience in). I did manage to apply my newly found productivity skills and methods into managing a team, which went well, up until I quit for reasons I won’t go into.

Now, I quit my job quite suddenly. I had some savings, but not much, I certainly wasn’t prepared, and this time, I decided to go back to full time freelance from home. I was confident I could do it, and I failed.

I mean, I failed for the first 2 months. I had nothing of significance lined up, I had bills piling up, and depression creeping its head around the corner.

Working from home presents a number of different challenges than working in an office. I had to change everything about how I work, I had to change my productivity system, I rewrote it from the ground up.

Work started to trickle in, then pile in. I wasn’t ready, and I crashed hard. I think I needed that crash in honesty, it really helped me focus on what my limits are.

I started listening to Cortex, a show specifically about productivity and how the 2 hosts work. That really gave me the kick I needed.

Over the past 3 months, I’ve been building a new productivity system, I’ve moved to todoist, I’m using paper, I moved my office to a more dedicated room, lay out both long and short term goals, and many other things I plan on outlining in another blog post.

Now onto survivorship bias.

I listen to a lot of ‘successful’ people. People who have a job they really enjoy, and can support the life they want from it. Many business owners, creatives, and public figures.

A lot of these people talk about what they did to help them get there, and I see a lot of talk from people saying to ignore that advice.

The idea being, a lot of the information they provide might not have helped them at all, they just think it did because they’re successful. I can see where people think this, but I disagree. I disagree, at least, that you can’t glean any useful information from these people and their methods.

I’m not successful. I likely never will be, the chances are tiny. Success is a personal thing and my definition of success might not be yours, but for me to deem myself successful, there’s a long list of criteria.

None of this means I won’t try. The chances might be tiny, but I’ll do what I can, and I do think listening to those who have ‘made it’ can really help. As detailed above, I’m developing systems to help productivity and concentration, I’m keeping goals in mind. Heck, as of a recent video I’ve watched, I’m going to physically write them down and keep them somewhere.

I recently watched Burnie Burn’s Vlog on motivation, and that really sparked the whole idea behind this section of the post. There’s no denying Burnie has a successful business and personal life. If I can do half as much in my life as he does, I’ll be happy. If he tells me that he works on discipline, that he isn’t afraid to make mistakes, he learns how to work without motivation, I’ll take that advice. I can’t dismiss it just because he might have been in the right place at the right time.

Hopefully in the future, I’ll have more to say on the topic, maybe I’ll be closer to my goals, I hope so.

#productivity #podcasts #success #entreprenuership #business #survivorship

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Project management software is software used for project planning, scheduling, resource allocation and change management. It allows project managers (PMs), stakeholders and users to control costs and manage budgeting, quality management and documentation and also may be used as an administration system. Since the COVID-19 virus outbreak in December 2019, the disease has spread to almost 100 countries around the globe with the World Health Organization declaring it a public health emergency. The global impacts of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) are already starting to be felt, and will significantly affect the Project Tracking Software market in 2020. COVID-19 can affect the global economy in three main ways: by directly affecting production and demand, by creating supply chain and market disruption, and by its financial impact on firms and financial markets. The outbreak of COVID-19 has brought effects on many aspects, like flight cancellations; travel bans and quarantines; restaurants closed; all indoor events restricted; over forty countries state of emergency declared; massive slowing of the supply chain; stock market volatility; falling business confidence, growing panic among the population, and uncertainty about future. This report also analyses the impact of Coronavirus COVID-19 on the Project Tracking Software industry. Based on our recent survey, we have several different scenarios about the Project Tracking Software YoY growth rate for 2020. The probable scenario is expected to grow by a xx% in 2020 and the revenue will be xx in 2020 from US$ xx million in 2019. The market size of Project Tracking Software will reach xx in 2026, with a CAGR of xx% from 2020 to 2026. With industry-standard accuracy in analysis and high data integrity, the report makes a brilliant attempt to unveil key opportunities available in the global Project Tracking Software market to help players in achieving a strong market position. Buyers of the report can access verified and reliable market forecasts, including those for the overall size of the global Project Tracking Software market in terms of revenue. Players, stakeholders, and other participants in the global Project Tracking Software market will be able to gain the upper hand as they use the report as a powerful resource. For this version of the report, the segmental analysis focuses on revenue and forecast by each application segment in terms of revenue and forecast by each type segment in terms of revenue for the period 2015-2026. Regional and Country-level Analysis The report offers an exhaustive geographical analysis of the global Project Tracking Software market, covering important regions, viz, North America, Europe, China, Japan, Southeast Asia, India and Central & South America. It also covers key countries (regions), viz, U.S., Canada, Germany, France, U.K., Italy, Russia, China, Japan, South Korea, India, Australia, Taiwan, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, Philippines, Vietnam, Mexico, Brazil, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, U.A.E, etc. The report includes country-wise and region-wise market size for the period 2015-2026. It also includes market size and forecast by each application segment in terms of revenue for the period 2015-2026. Competition Analysis In the competitive analysis section of the report, leading as well as prominent players of the global Project Tracking Software market are broadly studied on the basis of key factors. The report offers comprehensive analysis and accurate statistics on revenue by the player for the period 2015-2020. It also offers detailed analysis supported by reliable statistics on price and revenue (global level) by player for the period 2015-2020.

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nickyshukla1 · 4 years

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Global Project Tracking Software Market Analysis, Trends and Opportunities 2020-2026

Summary - A new market study, titled “Global Project Tracking Software Market Analysis, Trends and Opportunities 2020-2026” has been featured on WiseGuyReports

ALSO READ: https://www.einpresswire.com/article/516888719/covid-19-impact-on-global-project-tracking-software-market-size-status-and-forecast-2020-2026

The report includes country-wise and region-wise market size for the period 2015-2026. It also includes market size and forecast by each application segment in terms of revenue for the period 2015-2026. Competition Analysis In the competitive analysis section of the report, leading as well as prominent players of the global Project Tracking Software market are broadly studied on the basis of key factors. The report offers comprehensive analysis and accurate statistics on revenue by the player for the period 2015-2020. It also offers detailed analysis supported by reliable statistics on price and revenue (global level) by player for the period 2015-2020. On the whole, the report proves to be an effective tool that players can use to gain a competitive edge over their competitors and ensure lasting success in the global Project Tracking Software market. All of the findings, data, and information provided in the report are validated and revalidated with the help of trustworthy sources. The analysts who have authored the report took a unique and industry-best research and analysis approach for an in-depth study of the global Project Tracking Software market. The following players are covered in this report: Bitrix24 Clubhouse Freedcamp Hygger Pivotal Tracker Redbooth Targetprocess Teamweek Agantty Airtable Asana Easynote Hibox Hitask KanbanFlow MeisterTask Pipefy Podio Process Street Quire Streamtime Trello Wrike Project Tracking Software Breakdown Data by Type Cloud Hybrid On-premise Project Tracking Software Breakdown Data by Application BFSI Telecom & IT Education Public Sector Manufacturing Others

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