Digital Marketing Blog

AI is often marketed as a neutral, fact-based tool—but what if that’s not the whole story? From DeepSeek to ChatGPT, artificial intelligence shapes the information we receive, sometimes reinforcing echo chambers instead of breaking them.

AI is revolutionizing the marketing industry, transforming how businesses interact with consumers, optimize campaigns, and drive results.

Is it just the food that makes a restaurant successful? What about the atmosphere, service, and overall experience? These are all defining elements in driving customers to your restaurant and bringing them back.

Establishing goals and tracking progress requires key performance indicators (KPIs) and benchmarks. However, given the multitude of KPIs available, determining the right ones to benchmark can be challenging.

What’s the first thing that comes to your mind while thinking about digital marketing? Social media campaigns, newsletters, Google ads, or maybe SEO services.

Ever wondered why your website traffic doesn’t translate into sales? Or why your email campaigns aren’t generating enough leads? You can find answers in your conversion rate – the percentage of visitors who take (or don’t) an action on your website.

Let’s assume you just opened a new fashion store. Selling quality products in a friendly atmosphere will surely earn you a good reputation over time.

There are two battles to increase sales – you need more people to buy from you and you need people to buy more from you.

“Hey, Google! How can I make more money selling online? Or better still, how can I increase sales at my local store or restaurant? I’ve already asked Siri, but I want to double-check, just to make sure there are no discrepancies or differences in the responses.

Bob just saw an Instagram ad promoting your services and clicked on it. After browsing your website, he left a cookie trail—a small data file stored in his browser that records his interactions, such as the pages he visited or the items he viewed.

As the SEO landscape changes, the algorithm and the competition shift, too. Keeping up is no longer an option, but rather a must-have in order for companies to thrive.

Online reputation management (ORM) helps brands actively shape their online presence, ensuring trust and credibility through positive customer interactions and reviews.

You’ve built a fantastic business, but your ideal customers can’t find you online? Competition becomes more and more severe daily making you feel like you’re shouting into the void.

According to the Association of National Advertisers, the cost of digital ad fraud is approximately $120 billion annually.

Digital advertising is going up year by year with global spending projected to hit $694 billion this year, as reported by Statista.