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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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03
July
2020
Competitor website analysis: what to check and how to use it
Competitor website analysis answers a specific business question: how to improve a service page, sharpen your offer or plan a catalogue. You compare offers, structure, the customer journey, content and search visibility, then turn the findings into a…
03
July
2020
Website improvements: how to define the scope
The scope of website improvements comes from problems you can observe: where enquiries get lost, what slows editors down, which pages respond slowly. Each problem needs an example, an expected outcome and a way to test it. Then the estimate is accurate.…
03
July
2020
Custom Website Design Development
Custom website design is a layout created for one company's brand, audience and goals, without a ready-made template. It is drawn in Figma from an approved prototype: the home page, inner pages, the mobile version and a component kit for development.…
03
July
2020
8 winning brand positioning strategies
Brand positioning is the place a company holds in the customer’s mind relative to competitors. There are eight basic strategies: by competitor, category, audience, benefit, price, use case, attribute and prestige. You choose one as the main strategy.…
03
July
2020
Website prototyping: from user journey to review
A website prototype is a layout of pages and the links between them, without the final design. It shows where blocks sit, where buttons lead and how a visitor reaches an enquiry. It is approved before design and coding to avoid reworking the finished…
