Stop Making These 7 Online Marketing Mistakes and You Will Crush It
Avoid these seven online marketing mistakes and follow these tips to generate more sales. A common theme of the author’s tips is creating a brand.
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If you avoid these seven online marketing mistakes and you follow these tips, you’re going to generate more sales, says digital marketing expert Neil Patel. A common theme of Neil’s tips is creating a brand. “Google doesn’t want to rank sites that aren’t brands,” he says. “There’s an issue out there called fake news and that’s why they’re pushing brands over anything else.” Patel says that if you follow these tips you’re going to crush it!” Read more
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