Category: Marketing
A few words about our newly born GrowFlow
I’m writing to you from Lisbon, Portugal by the Altice arena where Web Summit 2018 is currently underway at Altice Arena!
Artbees Will Be Joining WordCamp Europe 2018
Yes, another WordCamp event is just around the corner and Artbees is glad to attend the largest WordCamp in Europe this year!
How To Use Lean Startup To Build A WordPress Business
For an average WordPress developer, marketer, or someone who is into web design, Lean Startup can be defined as a way of building products that is driven by learning. This learning is acquired by a threefold model.
5 Fundamental Sentiment Analysis Tools for Social Media Marketers
Sentiment analysis goes beyond likes, shares and comments on social media. It uses language processing tools to assess feelings behind terms and phrases on social media platforms (i.e. opinions, behaviors, and emotions).
Tips to Getting Clients for your Website Design Business
In today’s digital age, there’s a website for every business; even dogs have their own website. This means website designers and developers are even higher in demand, and your web design and development agency potentially stands to earn you great revenue.
How To Integrate Your Social Media with WordPress
Whether you like it or not, social media is a trend that’s not going away anytime soon. All technological trajectories considered, social media is here to stay, so might as well make the most of it.
Part II: Slay Your Website’s SEO With Yoast Plugin for WordPress
By now you’re probably wanting to step up your SEO game, and if you’ve read our recent article, you know that the Yoast SEO plugin in WordPress is the right way to go about it.
5 Ways to Drive Social Media Engagement on WordPress
Creating great content for your website’s blog without promoting it on social media is a wasted opportunity. As a brand, you need to switch your audience’s attention back and forth between the blog and your social media platforms.
4 Reasons Your WordPress Business Isn’t Getting Leads
If you're on my email list the first email you're going to get asks a simple question. It asks: What's the thing you're currently struggling with most? What's that thing that's holding your business back that you'd love to do better?
