What Makes an Ad Stand Out – Good Text, Display, or Video?

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As a business owner, it is important to understand the basics of what goes into a good advertisement.

All brands need promotion and the correct kind of promotion is key. In order to expand your business, it’s essential to have an effective advertising campaign. When done incorrectly, money is wasted on ineffective or poor ads. Our goal is to save money with ads and, in turn, make them more money with new clients or customers.

At 219 Group, when clients ask us “What makes a good ad?” – there is no easy answer, as it is largely based on each client. However, we will do our best to answer this in general terms.

GENERAL OVERVIEW OF ADS

It is important to understand what makes a good ad and what does not.

Good ads:

  • Call to action / tell the prospective customer to do something.
  • Engage customers based on where they are in the customer journey.
  • Regardless of channel, it seamlessly translates brand identity.

Bad ads:

  • Do not follow the rules and get disapproved.
  • No call to action / do not ask the customer to do anything.

TEXT ADS

In 2021, Google confirmed Responsive Search Ads (RSAs) are the default in new ad accounts. What this means is that strategies need to fit both formats to include the expanded text ads.

RSAs are made up of:

  • Minimum of three headlines (30 character limit each), maximum of 15.
  • Two descriptions (90 character limit each), maximum of four.
  • One path set (two 15-character addendums to your root domain)
  • Optional tracking templates.

As only the first two headlines are guaranteed to show in a text ad, it is imperative that you pin the calls-to-action in either headline one or two.

In text ads it is important to make sure each headline can stand on its own while being related to the others.

DISPLAY ADS

Display advertising is defined as a mode of online advertising where marketers use visual ads to advertise their products on websites, apps, or social media. It has been mistaken that display is only useful for remarketing; but display ads are good for various parts of the consumer’s journey. Display ads can create and build brand awareness.

The steps for display ads include creative for all the potential spots, or sacrificing some creative polish to use responsive display ads.
If you choose to opt for a responsive display ad (RDA), you are sacrificing some level of brand control in exchange for reach. These ads will open all possible placements to you.

Display and Responsive display ads require:

  • At least three images or videos, including a logo (can have up to 15 assets)
  • One long headline
  • At least one regular headline
  • At least one description
  • Business name
  • Final URL

Display ads have their own downfalls but tend to outperform traditional ads simply because they stand out. They allow more creative either from your website or social or stock images if you prefer.

Display ad tips:

  • If using video, make sure it is no longer than 15 seconds.
  • While RDAs will have a CTA button, regular display does not therefore, make sure to build a call to action button into your ad.

VIDEO ADS

Video advertising is the process of displaying ads either inside online video content. This is typically before, during or after a video stream, known as pre-roll, mid-roll and post-roll or as standalone ads.

How video ads work on Youtube:

  • Bumper: 6-second spots serving before or after the main video.
  • In-stream non-skippable: 15-second spots that serve before/during/after the main video.
  • In-stream skippable: 30+ second spots serving before/during/after the main video that can be skipped after five seconds.
  • Outstream: Video spots serving in spots other than main YouTube.

Video ad composition:

  • Video: If you selected a time-specific format, you’ll receive a warning if your video is incompatible
  • CTA: 10 characters (“Learn more” is always a good option)
  • Headline: 15 characters to position your CTA
  • Final URL: Where your clickable element will lead
  • Display URL: What the user sees (root domain is the best choice)

The most important thing to remember about YouTube is understanding what you want your audience to do. If your goal is to drive them to a landing page or website, you need to make sure they watch long enough to see the website. If the goal is sales, then do not waste time on the bumper ad for awareness and put your call to action for a sale.

WHICH AD TYPE IS BEST

To decide which ad type is best is to look at the client and goals. A great ad is the result of many things – the right target audience, the right creative and using the channel correctly.

DIGITAL MARKETING YOU CAN TRUST

At 219 Group, we do a lot of things well. Websites, landing pages, banners, newsletters, social media, mobile marketing, search engine optimization, email and paid search campaigns are the best ways to engage with customers in an increasingly digital, mobile and personalized world. We have assembled a team of professionals to create complete digital strategies and tactics that leverage all available forms of digital media at different levels of the marketing funnel.

Contact us today to see how we can work together. Give us a call at 910.483.4749.

Digital Audience Building – How To Target Effectively And Efficiently

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With the ever-changing ways of the internet, we have to know how to effectively reach our customers. Especially since the existence of COVID-19, we are not interacting with people on a regular face-to-face basis; however, we can influence them through social media and other digital media.

WHAT IS AUDIENCE TARGETING

Audience targeting is a way to make sure that your digital ads are being displayed only to the people that are most like your ideal customer. With roughly 9 out of 10 people on the internet, if you were serving your ads to everyone they would get lost and run the risk of not being shown to your ideal customer. Rather, crafting messaging or ads that feel personalized toward the audience most likely to buy from you is a much better strategy. Audience targeting is performed by taking the available data on your ideal customer or client such as — individual characteristics, interests, and behaviors.

DEFINING YOUR TARGET AUDIENCE

As discussed, a social media target audience is the specific group of people you want to reach with your social channels. Begin by asking yourself the 5 W’s – start with Who is your current customer database, your competition, and what is your product.

  •   Age (use a range)
  •   Gender
  •   Education
  •   Location
  •   Some of their interests (list 3-5)
  •   Occupation

WHERE TO USE AUDIENCE TARGETING

Audience targeting can be used on paid social and paid search. Platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Google, and YouTube have interfaces that make it easy to build your audience with the characteristics you want to target.

OTHER WAYS TO HIT YOUR TARGET AUDIENCE

Audience targeting helps to avoid wasting money on ad impressions. If you want to branch farther than paid search and social you can try some additional targeting techniques such as geofencing and retargeting. You can run either the same ad or a new ad to that same person in hopes of securing a conversion by repetition, a special offer, or improved messaging.

Display Advertising – Display advertising is defined as graphic advertising on websites, apps, or social media through the use of banners or other ad formats made of text, images, video, and audio. The main purpose is to deliver general advertisements and brand messages to site visitors.

Geofencing – Geofencing uses GPS to show ads to people near a chosen location. How it works is a virtual geofence is drawn around a location, ads are then served to anyone browsing the web via desktop or mobile in that area.

Behavioral Targeting – Behavioral targeting is a method that uses historical behavior to personalize the types of ads consumers see. Using this strategy, relevant ads and messages are displayed to users based on web-browsing behavior. It is a powerful method because the data helps match the ads to each consumer’s actual behavior.

Categorical Targeting – Categorical targeting is the method of placing display advertisements on social media, apps, and websites that are categorically relevant to both your company and your customers’ interests.

Mobile – Mobile targeting is where certain target groups are shown ads on mobile devices. User-oriented data is what drives who/when gets advertising and the ads are formatted to the technical requirements of smartphones and tablets.

Retargeting – Retargeting uses data on people who have already engaged with your ads or have visited your website.  You can either then show the same ad or a new ad to that same person in hopes of securing a conversion by repetition, a special offer, or improved messaging.

A targeted ad campaign will always perform better than an untargeted campaign; hands-down.   Understanding your audience, how to build it, and how to target is crucial to all businesses.

The Essentials of Web Design

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If you’ve read any of our previous blogs, you would have seen where we constantly discuss the importance of a company having a website. But we never discuss the importance of how your website should look. When it comes to reaching a larger demographic, having a website is great but making sure those individuals stay on your site and continue to visit all depends on the design. In this article we will discuss a few elements that can determine the success of your website, regarding design.

Easy to Navigate: The more pages that your website has the more important that it is easy to navigate. When designing your website, you want to make sure your navigation bar is labeled correctly and is also placed where individuals can see it, which is particularly at the top of the page or on the right-hand side. Simple is always better, so try to avoid art typefaces for labels.

Balance of Content and Visuals: There must be the right balance of content and visuals when designing your website. While you don’t want your website to be filled with just content, you also don’t want it to be filled with just images and videos. Both scenarios can discourage someone from revisiting your site or staying on there for a long period of time.

Consistent Brand: When you think of the McDonald’s logo, not only do you think of the golden arches but also its colors, red and yellow. McDonald’s is very consistent with those colors from their uniforms, to their packaging, to even their website. The colors of your website should be consistent with your logo, this will continue to remind visitors of your brand. For instance, look at our website for example. Our logo color is orange, and as you can see, when you are going through our website, orange implemented on each page.

We Can Help: Our web designers, at 219 Group, are well experienced and have designed over a hundred websites for different businesses. Give us a call to see how we can help!

Tips on How to Grow Sales in Ecommerce

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Congratulations, your dream of having your own online business is now fulfilled, you now have your own ecommerce and you are now ready for business. But what’s next? How do you begin and make sure you are starting off successfully? Shopify states that by 2021, sales for global retail ecommerce will reach over four trillion dollars and we want you to be a part of that aim. In this article we will discuss the necessary steps you must take to have a successful online business.

Take Risk (Again)

Deciding to have your own online business is not an easy task but you took the risk and did it anyway. The same way you took risk with following your passion, you must take risk when advertising. Experiment with creating ads for your products, use digital and content marketing. Reason for this is to get an idea of what appeals to your target audience and to get a feel of how to advertise on your site.

Become Your #1 Investor

Often, when new entrepreneurs finally start receiving revenue from their online business they think it’s payday, not quite. When starting off, you should invest your capital into your business, specifically advertising. This includes boosting post on Facebook and buying digital ads to connect with potential consumers. We know that it is easier than done put back out the money that you just worked hard for, but trust us, it will pay off at the end.

Build on as many Social Media Platforms as you can

There are over 100 social media platforms and that number is getting bigger each day, so just being on Facebook will not cut it. There are platforms for everything that you can think of. Find as many as you can and work from there this will be a great way to give yourself exposure.

Call Us

Don’t know where to start? Give us a call! We have a history of working with several eccomerce sites as well as consulting.

How to Survive your First Year as a Small Business Owner Using Marketing

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Fact: 80% of small business owners, in the U.S., will survive their first year in business.

Although this is a remarkable number, let’s look at the statistic as half empty for a second. What about the 20%? What did they do wrong for them to not survive their first year? And the answer is marketing. The website hosting company, GoDaddy, states that 60% of start ups do not build a website for their company in their first year and only 13% of them use social media to promote their business or communicate with customers.

As a person with a potential start up, looking at the stats this way can be disappointing and discouraging, to say the least. This post will help you avoid being in that 20%.

Developing Online Presence

Whether you are a start up or veteran business in your community, having online presence is still essential to having success. Not only is having a website important but you should also have presence on several social media platforms. A website is there to inform potential customers while social media is there to engage with them. When it comes to both, you must make sure that content and images are current, this is key to ensuring that your presence is effective.

Getting Testimonials

After you have developed your online presence, the next step is to receive testimonials. Testimonials is the best type of “word of mouth” marketing. Before people buy anything, they look at the reviews, whether it be from Google, social media, Yelp, etc. Try to get your customers to leave reviews online. We suggest including an incentive when they leave one, such as a discount on their next purchase once you see their review on a credible site. This will also be a great way to increase engagement with your current customers.

As a small business owner, it can be very difficult your first year. Along with operations and possibly hiring employees, marketing can be the last thing on your mind. Luckily there’s 219 Group, and we are here to help every step of the way. Let us help you avoid being a part of that 20% your first year.

Taking Your SEO Strategy to the Next Level

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For the vast majority of businesses and organizations that have adopted a Search Engine Optimization strategy, their goal is simple: they want to be seen. In other words, they want to achieve the highest search engine result placement that they possibly can for specific keywords relevant to their business. If you own a barbershop in Fayetteville, you want internet users who search for “barbershop Fayetteville nc” to find you. If you are a veterinarian practicing in Raleigh, you want someone to find you fast when they search for “vet Raleigh nc”. SERP stands for Search Engine Results Page, and when it comes to SEO, no one wants to settle for page two. Fortunately, with a good SEO strategy in place and a support team to implement it, your business or organization doesn’t have to.

Over the last 25 years, search engines have changed how they rank search engine placement over and over again. A lot of the changes can be directly related to the way that communication and the internet has changed over that time. In the early nineties, the majority of the world wide web was made up of simple websites. By the mid-2000’s, the internet was being introduced to blogging platforms and dynamic websites. In the last ten years, we have seen the domination of the smartphone. As a matter of fact, more web searches happen on smartphones today then they do on a desktop or a laptop. As we prepare for whatever the technological future will hold, it is vital that business owners and organizations understand how SEO is changing and how they can get a step in front of others who are not paying attention. An SEO trend surely coming soon? Voice search.

This is where 219 Group shines. Our SEO game has been strong since the beginning of our company. Our team more than understands the importance of Search Engine Optimization for that barber in Fayetteville or that veterinarian in Raleigh. It’s what we do. By now we all know that the one constant is change. We make it our business to keep up with the latest trends in SEO Marketing, and when it comes to SEO strategy, you can trust that we know what you need and how to get you there. As your digital marketing team, 219 Group can take your Search Engine Optimization strategy to the next level.

Creating Websites That Aren’t Just Pretty

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Website Design has come a long way in the last three decades. Gone are the days of blue hyperlinks on a white screen, adding sparkly clip art and visitor counters to the bottom of personal websites, design element spacing issues on the homepage, and flash websites, which looked good on computer screens but didn’t translate to better search engine optimization because of lack of written content and also, simply caused mobile users frustration when the websites didn’t work on their phones.

One thing has not changed in regards to website design over time though. The very vast majority of website designers have always created their websites with the goal of their websites looking good. Website visitors appreciate pretty websites, and it is just common sense that websites that are aesthetically pleasing and simple in their functionality drive up more website traffic than websites that are not.

219 Group makes pretty websites. We want customers drawn to your business website because it looks good. We want your website visitors to appreciate your websites functionality. We certainly want them to get what they are looking for when they visit your website. Yes, 219 Group makes pretty websites all day long.

The thing is though, the website designers at 219 Group know that creating a pretty website is not enough for your business or organization to be successful on the internet. Our web design team goes several steps forward from simply beautiful design. Our websites are custom made to bring you success. That is why we also concentrate on Search Engine Optimization strategies to help your website visitors find your website when they search for the services you provide. If you are a solar power company in Fayetteville, North Carolina, we want people to find you first when they search for solar panels in Fayetteville.

That is also why 219 Group ensures that our websites are designed to react to the screen size of whatever device they are being viewed on. More people are using smartphones to search the internet today than any other device. We understand that your website has to look good and function correctly then too.

Our talented team of website designers at 219 Group go above and beyond to create websites for our clients that function well, increase your internet visibility, handle any user safety concerns you may have, and also look pretty. No sparkly clip art needed.

Why User Experience (UX) is important to your web site

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As a business with an online presence, you have heard from all the reputable sources that SEO is a key part of your business. Internet and search marketing also play a huge role in building a successful business. We cannot deny the importance of good search engine optimization and a strong supporting campaign. These are the things that will pull customers to your website. However, what does your website say once your customer arrives? Generally more important than the information itself is how the end user access it.

User experience is what will keep your customers both happy and returning. Now, more than ever, users engage with their favorite brands through the internet. Your customers are not just using your websites they are reviewing them and sharing their experiences with the world at large through the power of social media. To disregard this is a huge misstep that may cost you customers and eventually your business. Gone are the days when you only needed to focus on creating a visually appealing website, now it needs to be easy to navigate as well.

The design of a website’s navigation has a bigger impact on success or failure than almost any other factor. It affects traffic and search engine rankings. It affects conversions and user-friendliness. Yes, marketing is about differentiation, but your navigation style isn’t the place to do it. Your goal is to help people find your content, not show them a new way to get around a website. Website navigation mistakes are expensive and avoidable. One mistake could affect both search rankings and user friendliness.  

The data shows that user experience is a key differentiator between business that succeed and those that fail. Customer happiness is a leading indicator of the future health of any company. If you are making people happy, and continually invest and innovate to make people happy, then they will keep giving you their money for your product or service. It’s such a simple equation that it goes without saying, and because it goes without saying it is often forgotten. Make your website experience work well for both human visitors and search engine programs. Your customers and your analytics will thank you for it!

Is your Business ready for 2017?

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Let’s start with Marketing

Its been said that “The heart of your businesses success lies in its marketing.” Whether a business succeeds or fails may be determined by a company’s marketing strategy. You can have the best food, make the best products and have the best quality service, but if you don’t get the word out, your business may not succeed. A properly planned marketing strategy is important and will eventually increase sales of your products or services and give you an advantage over your competitors. It requires a lot of planning, research, analysis and the right marketing team to get the job done.

Public Relations

If you have a business to run, managing a Public Relations Campaign is an overwhelming task that requires the right planning and the right people. A Public Relations campaign will build a mutually beneficial relationship with your company and the public. A good Public Relations strategy will protect, enhance and build up your company’s image, reputation and build trust with the local community. Public Relations can include press releases, speech writing, blogs, planning and executing special events. Public Relations combined with the right marketing strategy will give you a huge advantage over your competitors.

Website Design

Your website is an effective way to advertise your brand, products, services or special offers. What separates 219 Group from other website designers is that we’ve mastered Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and Responsive Web Design (RWD). You can have the best Website Designed but without SEO your site will not show up in the search engines. RWD is the concept of designing a website so that it will pan across wide range of devises from big monitor desktops to laptops, tablets and mobile phones. With more people using their smart phones to look up sites, mobile responsiveness of your organization’s website is more important than ever.

219 Group, Fayetteville’s very own complete marketing company, combines website design, SEO, Public Relations and Marketing. Our creative team will custom tailor your website to your business, make it user friendly, easy to understand and navigate all while keeping the complicated concepts of SEO and RWD in mind when planning the design of your business website. Located in the heart of Fayetteville in historic downtown 219 Group is the right place to go for all your company’s marketing needs.

Award Winning Graphic and Web Designers in Fayetteville, NC

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The first thing anyone does when they want to know more about a new business or organization is Google it. Is your website up to par with what viewers expect to find when they bring up your web page? It is very likely that new customers will not even find your web page buried under all of the other similar businesses on the web; that’s where 219 comes in.

219 Group is a marketing and advertising agency located in Fayetteville, NC. Here at 219 Group we know people, like really know people, we know what they want in a website and how they want it to work for them. Let our award winning graphic design team take your website to a whole other level. We will handle the work while you are busy dealing with other important matters that surround your business like taking care of your customers! By letting us handle the behind the scene stuff we’ll make you look great in the process.

After your world class web design is finished and you are happy, we will launch it and start focusing on getting you noticed on the search engines. You work hard and we want your customers and potential customers to know it. We use SEO, search engine optimization, to keep your website search engine friendly, and with a little time, your business will be on the first page of search results for your target areas.

219 Group has clients that span from Fayetteville, NC all the way to Raleigh, NC and though every client is different they all have two big things in common: us and great website results!

Are you being found online? Call us today to schedule a meeting.

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