Market Veep Blog

Most consumers and B2B decision-makers prefer to be contacted via email. Use email marketing to keep your business accessible and send personal messages to your leads.

It helps to know where your business is coming from, and where it isn't. Google Analytics provides a wealth of indispensable information about your website and your marketing campaigns.

Google AdWords are a great tool for supplementing your other inbound marketing efforts and attaining quick wins. They are hyper-targeted and effective, if you know how to use them right.

You've written some great blog posts. If only someone would read them! You can use social media marketing, email marketing, SEO, and other blog marketing strategy tactics to get readers on your blog and convert them.

When you’re running dry on...

 Facebook has 14 types of ads that you should know about. They can help you get more likes, increase your follower count, and even convert visitors on the platform.

Some businesses don't think you can use Pinterest for marketing. The trick is cultivating pins that relate to your business but are also of interest to other users, then tagging, commenting, and sending pins to users to spread awareness of your...

LinkedIn is the most popular social network for professionals. If you sell to other businesses, LinkedIn Ads are a powerful way to get your business noticed. They're a great compliment to your inbound marketing efforts.

There are many different types of Facebook Ads. You can use them to promote events, get more followers, generate leads and more. If you want to start understanding Facebook ads, you've come to the right place.

Keeping a good copywriter on hand will help you build your inbound marketing strategy with helpful blogs and other content. Your copy should be clear, easy to read, and it should speak to a specific audience. If you need some help getting...

Coming up with ideas for your restaurant blog can be a challenge. Focus on culture: What makes your restaurant special? What do your customers love about it, and why do they keep coming back?