Let’s face it. There is all sorts of false information circulating the web and it’s making it harder for content creators. Kind of makes you wish that there was a better way to build visitor confidence in your business website.
Actually, we digital marketers know there is.
Our catalysts at Cobalt Digital Marketing have a solid understanding of how to restore visitor confidence in your products, services, and website. And it all starts with building up your brand.
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Branding is anything that helps potential customers recognize your company. Branding often includes:
The truth is, any company can have all of these and still be unsuccessful at converting leads into paying customers. You won’t get far if you aren’t consistent.
Consistency helps regular, everyday people—potential customers—recognize your company as they see it now. Customers demand honesty from businesses. Your content can be packed with a lot of valuable information. Your company can even bend itself backward to provide A+ customer care, but if your customers don’t see you in a good light light, then branding (or rebranding in some cases) will have to become a priority in order for your business to thrive.
The Internet is saturated with information, both good and bad. If your business isn’t a recognized source of trustworthy content, products, or services, you’re going to get buried in Google’s rankings.
If you really want your business to not only survive but thrive, working on your digital marketing brand should be your top priority. Why?
Because branding helps establish your business as a credible entity. Seriously! Think about running a search on Google to find a recipe for lasagna. Usually, one of the firsts websites (if not the first) you’ll run across is AllRecipes.
That’s because AllRecipes has worked hard to establish itself as a trusted source for culinary cuisines. Google not only selects it because the query hits all the optimized terms, but as more searchers click on AllRecipes over competitors, it relays back to Google that AllRecipes’ website is the one visitors prefer.
But still. Let’s keep things in perspective.
It’s not that branding was the defining factor for AllRecipes’ Google ranking. They still understood the importance of SEO and employed the necessary techniques to make their way to the top. But their branding did influence the visitors enough to help them get that top seed.
Branding, in a nutshell, helps build trust which, in turn, brings more traffic to your website. By building up a reputable and trustworthy brand, you are doing your part to clear out misinformation within your particular niche, industry, or market.
While building up your brand will have its challenges, it is definitely worth the hard work.
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Building a brand from scratch is no easy feat. It requires a lot of introspection about what your company goals are, what your brand voice will sound like—possibly even creating a style guide for your writing team—and a lot of the other aspects. But if you’re willing to put in the effort, here’s what you’ve got to do:
Branding is an important process to undertake if you want your business to prosper. Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise.
Our Cobalt Digital Marketing catalysts have been hard at work, feverishly researching the best digital marketing practices so that your business website can attract as much traffic as possible. Building a brand is just one of many things we can do to get you the quickest return on investment possible.
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