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The Marketing MIX blog covers the work we do for clients every day: website and online store development, SEO, Google Ads, paid social, SMM and GA4 analytics. Articles are grouped by category. Each one answers a specific question: how long development takes, what to prepare before a Google Ads launch, how to check a site in Search Console.

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April

2021

Website speed and SEO: what to measure and improve

Website speed affects SEO through Core Web Vitals, the loading, responsiveness and visual stability metrics Google uses in ranking. Slow loading hurts conversion even more: mobile visitors leave before the first screen appears. In shortCore Web Vitals:…

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April

2021

Why Does a Website Need SEO If It Already Works?

SEO makes a working website visible to people searching for your services right now in Google and AI assistants. A site without SEO loads and looks fine, yet competitors take the search results for the queries your customers type. In short"The site works"…

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March

2021

What does competitor research for a marketing strategy cost?

The cost of competitor research depends on the decision the report must support. Comparing five websites before an ad launch and researching several markets for a new strategy need very different data, tools and analyst hours. In shortStart with the question:…

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March

2021

Customer acquisition cost: how to calculate CAC

CAC (customer acquisition cost) is what it costs to win one new customer. The basic formula divides marketing and sales costs for a period by the number of new customers who made their first purchase in that same period. In shortCAC = (marketing + sales…

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February

2021

How to develop a USP (unique selling proposition)

A USP, or unique selling proposition, is a short statement of a specific benefit customers get only from you. It is built from three inputs: what your audience needs, what competitors offer and what your company can actually deliver. In shortA USP answers…

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