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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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24
April
2023
3 Rules for Creating a Business Card Website
A 1–5 page business card website works when it follows three rules: one clear job with short copy, trust built on real facts, and a simple path to an enquiry. We build one in up to 10 working days. In shortRule 1: one job — explain what you do, for whom…
23
December
2022
Brand Website: Goals and Benefits
A brand website shows who you are: history, values, product and the people behind it. Its goal is trust and recognition, so partners, investors and buyers pick you over similar offers. Built in up to 10 working days. In shortGoals: brand recognition,…
23
November
2022
Turnkey SMM
Turnkey SMM means one team runs your brand’s social media: strategy, content plan, posts and video, publishing, paid ads, replies to followers and a monthly report. You approve the plan and receive leads. In shortOne team covers everything from strategy…
15
July
2022
Why MODX: what MODX 3 offers
Teams choose MODX for websites with a custom design and a complex structure: it imposes no theme, gives each template its own fields and keeps language versions in one installation. The current branch is MODX Revolution 3. In shortMODX 3.0.0 was released…
04
October
2021
How to Build a Content Plan for Your Website and Social Media
A content plan is a table that lists the topic, goal, format, channel, owner and publish date for every piece. For a website it is built from customer search queries; for social media, from audience questions and objections. In shortA content plan answers:…
