Valentine’s Cards for SEOs and Digital Marketers

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The month of love is upon us. To celebrate Valentine’s day like the true digital marketing nerds that we are, we once again created some good old-fashioned valentine cards that speak to our love of SEO, SEM and all things digital marketing.

Is your special someone an SEO specialist, developer, content professional, a paid or organic marketing specialist? Send them a valentine that speaks to their true passion with these nerdy, quirky and unique valentines’! Be sure to check out our digital marketing Valentine’s from 2019.

Roses are #FF0000 Violets are #006CFF I'll Stop Coding Only For You
I'd use Internet Explorer for you
Are you a shopping cart? 'Cause I can't stop checking you out.
You make my heart bounce more than a bad landing page
You must be building links to my heart, cause I can feel my rankings increase
It was love at first Impression
You make me feel like an Orphan URL receiving search traffic
You keep my bounce rate low and my heart rate high.
Click to Call me Maybe
If you were a Google listing, you'd rank #1 in my heart.

What Do These Mean?

Are you a little unsure what these nerdy valentine cards really mean? Let us explain…

#FF0000 and #006CFF

These are HTML colour codes, and they are used to identify and represent a specific colour online. They are comprised of hexadecimal values that represent the RGB colour (red, green, blue) and hue. #FF0000 is the HTML code for ‘red’ and #006CFF is the code for ‘blue’.

Internet Explorer

Internet Explorer often gets a bad rap for a number of reasons. For digital marketers and tech professionals, it’s avoided for its frequent security issues and its susceptibility to hackers.

Shopping Cart

Just like the cart’s used in the real world, an eCommerce shopping cart is used to facilitate the purchase process on a website or eCommerce platform. It allows users to collect items from an online store, collect the items in a virtual cart, and complete the payment and connect with the shipping process.

Bounce Rate

It’s important to understand what a bounce rate really is. A bounce rate is the percentage of website visitors who will immediately navigate back to their initial search results, or away from the site in general after only viewing one page.

Converting On The First Click

Converting on the first click, or ‘First-Click Attribution’ is an analytics attribution model that represents the initial or first click which leads a visitor to a website and then is subsequently given credit for a conversion or sale.

Meta Tag

An HTML meta tag is used to provide information about a web page. It is not visibly displayed on the page, but typically contain specific page information such as a descriptor, keywords and other important metadata.

Google Listing

A Google listing is not specifically a website, but rather a listing on Google that displays when a user is searching for a business name or a type of business. It displays business information allowing users to quickly gather contact and business information.

Click To Call

Click-to-call, also referred to as click-to-talk or click-to-dial, is a form of web-based communications where a user can click on a button or text to be connected to a representative by phone while they are browsing a website.

Link Building

To put it simply, link building is an SEO tactic or process in which you acquire links to your website from other websites. It’s considered a favourable SEO tactic (if done right), as it tells Google that your website is regarded as a quality or trusted source.

Bad Landing Page

A landing page is used in digital marketing as a standalone page designed to convert. Well designed and developed landing pages will encourage visitors to complete an action such as completing a form or making a purchase. Poorly designed landing pages, on the other hand, will not succeed in making a user convert, and they will inevitably force the user to “bounce” from the landing page, returning to their previous page without completing the desired next steps. Examples of bad landing pages include lack of information to convert, being sent to an error page, or an unclear call-to-action, to name a few.

Impressions

Impressions, when it comes to digital marketing, is when an advertisement, web page or form of digital media is displayed on a user’s screen. You can think of impressions as defining the number of times the advertisement or digital media piece is potentially viewed.

Orphan URL

Orphaned URL’s are the pages within a website that seem to be missing internal linking within a site. Orphan pages can be an issue as they often go unindexed and will not show up in search results as a crawler won’t be able to connect to the page.

Let’s Talk the Love Language of Digital Marketing

Are you still unclear about what these valentine’s really mean? Not to worry, that’s what we’re here for. We can help to create a targeted digital marketing strategy that genuinely connects with your customers online – like a love match made in heaven.

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