Ivan Kreimer

Developing a content marketing strategy that works is hard. You need to understand your audience very well. You also need to consistently create high-quality content, so you can get people to share and link your content, all with the hopes of getting people to visit your site. The only downside is this process takes a lot of time. And even if you do everything right, you may not get the traffic you need.

What if there was a way to cut through these problems and get the results you want? Fortunately, there are not one, but seven ways to do so. Below are seven growth hacks to improve your content marketing and ignite your site’s traffic.

When an entrepreneur thinks about creating a new website, one option pops up right away: WordPress, the number one CMS in the world. With 38.4% of websites using WordPress, there’s no room to doubt its prominence.

Is Webflow truly a contender to WordPress’s throne? Or is it a temporary threat that will never hurt WordPress’ dominance? In this article, we’ll look at what makes each company popular and the main threats to their respective positions.

Management guru Peter Drucker famously said, “If you can’t measure it, you can’t manage it.” The same is true for digital advertising. Yet, for many years, marketers have failed to measure key metrics. Stuck in the “get more clicks” mindset, they forgot about the post-click stage of advertising campaigns—where the conversion actually happens.

In this article, we’ll look at five post-click metrics you need to track to properly evaluate and optimize the success of your advertising campaigns.

You set up an ad campaign in the hopes of generating as many clicks as possible to increase your traffic volume. After running the campaign for a few days, you notice that your return on ad spend (ROAS) is too low to justify. In other words, the revenue generated from your campaign is equal to or less than what you spent on it. Sooner or later, you’ll have to decide whether to end your campaign or make a drastic change to turn the situation around.

Product pages are the life and blood of any ecommerce store. You can have the most beautifully designed site in the world, you can sell the most awesome products, and you can have the best customer support. But if your product pages are bad, you’re going to have a bad time selling to your customers.

Your product pages are your shopping window, your sales clerk, and your cashier — all at the same time. They are the ones that make your sales happen.

Despite its importance, most CEOs have little time to foster their creative skills. The key to being a more creative CEO doesn't lie in how much time you spend per day, however.

As a CEO, you should also develop a habit around your creative skills so you don't have to spend too much time thinking about them.

Here are five recommendations to help you get started.

An executive with the ability to communicate clearly through the written world can reap many benefits.

Executives, however, often lack the time to write. How could an executive find the time to write? By building a habit. Here's how you can get started.

If there's one person who embodies the idea of "entrepreneur," it's Elon Musk.

What's remarkable about Musk is the way he funded his startups, especially SpaceX and Tesla. While he has relied on external funding, he nonetheless had to face many setbacks that almost brought his companies to an early end.

As an entrepreneur, Musk can teach you a great deal about how to get funding for your startup. Here are the three most important learnings you can get from his experience.

For the past five years of my professional career, I’ve been blessed to work remotely from my home. First, as an SEO freelancer, then as an employee, and currently, as a content marketing consultant.

The benefits I’ve gotten have gone beyond avoiding commuting, however. I’ve saved time and money, lowered my stress, and increased my work satisfaction.

This made wonder why there aren’t more companies that adopt remote work as their standard working procedure, which has led me to ask myself, will remote work ever become mainstream? And, most importantly, does it work as well as I think it does?

Streaming your live video content online requires encoding the video so that your company can transmit the data appropriately and transcode it for real-time consumption.

If you don’t know what video encoding is and why you need it, in this article, we’ll explain everything you should know so that you can live stream your content without any hiccups.