Given the progressing circumstances surrounding COVID-19, we believe it is important to reassure you that there will be no interruption to our workflow.
The safety of our staff and customers is of utmost concern to us, which is why we've taken preventative measures to ensure the entire Paramount Digital Team is equipped to work remotely should the need arise.
Now more than ever your online presence is essential, which is why we’ve worked hard to ensure our team will remain available and at optimal capacity to keep your business running smoothly.
During uncertain times, there is one thing you can be sure of – there is no other team better prepared to help you achieve your goals than ours.
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Best Regards,
The Paramount Digital Team.
Like every industry, marketing comes up with a lot of jargon.
To be honest, we probably have more jargon for what we do than anybody else.
Which is ironic as we’re always telling clients not to use jargon.
Read BlogDemand generation vs lead generation: What’s the difference?
Demand generation is about raising awareness of a product or service to generate demand for it.
The process is designed to:
Lead generation involves marketing tactics designed to capture personal data from potential customers to convert awareness and interest into eventual purchases.
Prospective customers become leads when they provide their details in exchange for access to information – for example, signing up for a newsletter.
When you collect their information, you can use it to identify customers who are ready to buy from you (known as qualified leads) and shepherd them along that journey.
So we all know that content marketing for lead generation is “essential”, “critical”, “vital” and all that.
And it’s true.
Today it seems like everyone is doing some form of content marketing.
An SEO article is a piece of content on your website that is written for search engines focusing on keywords that will get your website to the top of search engines, right?
