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Sep 28, 2019 • 3min

Episode 252: How To Duplicate Your WordPress Website Using WPEngine - Data Driven Daily Tip 335

Attention marketing directors and small business owners. This is a great tip for you all to spin up quick small landing page websites by duplicating a full website in minutes using WPEngine WordPress hosting. Then, you have the ability to change around content easily in your new domain.
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Sep 27, 2019 • 2min

Episode 251: How To Save Time Posting Facebook Ads and Instagram Ads

Ever wonder how to save time posting Facebook Ads, so that they can appear on Instagram, mobile apps and more? My friends, it’s called the Facebook Ads Audience Network, and it’s turnkey and set up for your business to use in Facebook Ads Manager. I talk about it here in my post keynote Q/A session at the Mt. Juliet Chamber of Commerce.
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Sep 27, 2019 • 2min

Episode 250: Which Is Better? Google Adwords vs. Google Adwords Express

Which should your small business choose? Google Ads or Google Adwords Express? This is one of my favorite questions, and I answer it pretty emphatically in this keynote at the Mt. Juliet Chamber of Commerce Small Business Boom (during the Q/A Session at the end).
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Sep 26, 2019 • 4min

Episode 249: Don't Most People Skip Google Search Results That Say "Ad?"

When recently speaking at the Mt. Juliet (TN) Chamber of Commerce about Google Analytics, Google My Business and Google Ads, I was asked - "Don't most people skip the Google Results that say Ad?" The proof is in the data, they don't. In this video I explain Google Adwords Express, how it works and how you can make it work for your business to generate phone call leads.
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Sep 25, 2019 • 4min

Episode 248: How To Make Captcha Look Good In The Footer Of Your WordPress Website - Data Driven Daily Tip 334

My WordPress Content Manager friends, this one is for you. You don't need a developer to make your CAPTCHA in the footer of your website not look horrible. This video shows you how to use Gravity Forms Conditional Logic to only show CAPTCHA after a user enters their email address in the field. This prevents email spam that you DON'T want on your lists. For the Data Driven Daily Tip that shows you how to add CAPTCHA to your Gravity Forms, click here.
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Sep 24, 2019 • 1h 56min

Episode 247: Mt. Juliet Chamber of Commerce Keynote: Preventing Small Business Injuries

I had a blast at the Mt. Juliet (Tennessee - close to Nashville) Chamber of Commerce Small Business Boost, discussing how to prevent "Small Business Injuries" by increasing productivity, increasing visibility on Google, and Tracking Results using Google Analytics, in what I called the Google Geek Session.
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Sep 19, 2019 • 3min

Episode 246: How To Find A List Of Your Facebook Followers - Data Driven Daily Tip 333

Amid the mad dash to try and grow your Business' Facebook Following, it's easy to forget about the why behind it. You want to connect with your target audience, understand who they are, and how you can better engage/help them. That's why it's important to look at who is following your page / liking your page. This video shows you exactly How To Find A List Of Your Facebook Followers, and it's not where you'd think it would be. :) You're not going to go to "More" > "Insights" at the top, but rather, "Settings" > "People and other Pages." Why Facebook makes it so confusing and keeps changing things, we'll never really know, but in the meantime, Data Driven Design will always be here to help you as your digital marketing strategists!
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Sep 16, 2019 • 3min

Episode 245 - How To Clear Cache In WP Engine: Data Driven Daily Tip 332

There are many different web hosting companies for Managed WordPress. The top ones include WP Engine, GoDaddy, BlueHost, HostGator and AWS. However, there are also several smaller ones. The best quality service provider related to these services is WP Engine, and this is NOT a sponsored post, it's based on years of experience trying a ton of different webhosting platforms. Clearing your website's Server Cache is something that your webhost needs to offer, but it's done in different ways depending on the platform. This podcast shows how to clear your cache on WP Engine.
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Sep 16, 2019 • 5min

Episode 244: How And Why To Reply To Your Google Reviews - Data Driven Daily Tip 331

As it relates to Search Engine Optimization (SEO), I love trying a ton of things and seeing what works. One platform I've seen work very well for Small Business SEO over the last two years is Google My Business. Having an accurate, optimized profile, as well as posting regularly are things that can really help small businesses succeed in terms of being found on Google above their competitors. Another thing that everyone already acknowledges as very important is generating positive customer reviews on Google. But what businesses don't realize is that replying to each Google review is also a best practices that should always be implemented. This podcast explains how and why.
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Sep 13, 2019 • 7min

Episode 243: How To Pick Alexa-Supported Launch Phrases For Your Custom Alexa Skill - Data Driven Daily Tip 330

As an Alexa Skill Developer, you have to be aware of how to pick Alexa-Supported Launch Phrases, also known as Invocation Names. It's not too complicated, and I'm still learning as I go, so I just wanted to share one specific thing with you. Amazon Alexa allows Alexa Skill Developers to pick three basic invocation names that essentially launch their Alexa Skills. These start with the word(s), "open," "launch," "load," and even "begin." If you use one of these words with the name of your Alexa Skill, it's going to work and you'll pass the Alexa Skill Submission process, as seen in my video. But when you want to include an Intent in your invocation, things change a bit. An Intent, or Intent Block if using a third party tool like Voiceflow to build your Alexa Skill, essentially skips ahead of a skill's opening message to a point where the skill does something specific for the user. For example, in one of our Custom Alexa Skills called Ask Data Driven Design, you can say "Alexa, open Data Driven Design" and the Skill will open and start giving you prompts for how to get information from it. This invocation is a basic one. But, we've also added Invocations with Intents paired with Connecting Words. These examples include: “Alexa, ask Data Driven Design how my web traffic looks” “Alexa, ask Data Driven Design what my bounce rate is” “Alexa, ask Data Driven Design where most of my web traffic is coming from” “Alexa, ask Data Driven Design what are my top viewed pages” These intents skip the opening, and just start reading you what you asked for. More on these can be read here in the Alexa Developer Console documentation, or on this blog about tips for creating certifiable phrases for your Alexa Skill. This video walks you through how to avoid putting intents with connecting words in your opening invocations, in the event that your Alexa Skill isn't properly coded with intent blocks.

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