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A big question when choosing your advertising method is:
Search engine optimisation boils down to 2 core factors.
Blogging is how you generate more and more keywords that become targeted. But you need to be careful not to create junk content. You want valuable content and be sure to use a professional to assist with adding some backlinks to that blog.
When writing your blog, focus on first creating as many headings as you can to paint the journey of the blog. Then try to fill the content between headings such that each blurb leads gracefully into the next heading. This will help to build a strong, lengthy blog, rich with information but also to retain that reader for longer. Entice clicks by inserting links inside the content. These links inside content are in fact the most valuable according to Google.
Targeting is insanely good with Social media ads. These social platforms are all about gathering data so that they can on-sell services attached to that data. That’s where you come in, and utilise that platform to market your products/services. After that targeting occurs though it is in the hands of the end-users to decide how far and wide your marketing lands, so this is where the targeting weakens from the perspective of exclusively showing to who you want and strengthens in terms of reach if your promotion is good enough. Use ADS platforms not organic social marketing. By using proper paid ads you get access to functions that you otherwise wouldn’t and it can pay off.
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There are essentially 4 types of hosting that concern most people:
HTML, WP and Shopify all have the ability to integrate various payment gateways. Such as Paypal to Paypal, and for credit cards; Paypal or Stripe or Eway or Square. We think all payment gateways except Paypal require a commercial bank account.
Businesses choose to work with different payment gateways for different reason. Here are some popular options and their standout differences that we have find while working with them.
Paypal |
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Questionable high fee structure. |
Paypal can have slow payment cycles. |
Might be guilty of holding larger amounts |
May not need a commercial bank account |
Does not require a commercial "merchant" bank account. |
Stripe |
Most popular |
Stripe can hold funds for extended periods in some industries such as events to ensure the money is there in the case of refund requests. |
1.75% and $0.30c per transaction |
Requires a commercial "merchant" bank account. CBA possibly authorises any account as a merchant account by toggling a switch on request. |
eWay |
Australian, limited internationally |
Great option for quick payments. |
Requires a commercial "merchant" bank account. CBA possibly authorises any account as a merchant account by toggling a switch on request. |
Square |
Great for hospitality |
Disputes tend to go against the merchant in most cases. |
Requires a commercial "merchant" bank account. CBA possibly authorises any account as a merchant account by toggling a switch on request. |