I'm having my bathroom redone on a 50 year old house and we're looking at the pipes and they're made of steel. According to the contractor they look good on the outside, but they might be rusty on the inside, he doesn't know. He's suggesting to have new pipes installed which would set me back another $1500.
Does is make sense to do?
I've been running several campaigns for a b2b and I notice that most conversions come from AI Max searches. The weird thing is that when I look at the search reports, the keywords that convert seem to make very little sense for my industry. So much so that I cant really imagine someone searching for the that and then requesting a demo of our product.
Also, why is the CTR on those keywords so high?
I'm working on my B2B Ads campaign and our conversions are pretty low. I was looking at our metrics and we've gotten 1600 clicks to our site and only 66 demos, So I'm looking for ways to help bring up those numbers. A few thoughts:
We currently have all ads going to a landing page with a CTA going to a dedicated demo page, i've seen some examples where they have the form directly on the landing page, does that convert better?
Is it better to have a dedicated PPC landing page our use our general one that we also use for SEO?
What percentage should we be aiming for?
We just finished a month with 50k spend across 7 or so campaigns. We did ok in terms of conversions, but a big takeaway was that (surprise surprise) many more "general" industry keywords didn't bring in many conversions. my boss asked me to update all campaigns and just target commercial keywords and now all campaigns are super slow.
Is the play to wait it out a few days until the system are re-calibrated towards our campaigns?
I have kids who are big pokemon fans but not really into Pokémon Go. This would be their first ball game and i want to make ir special and extra fun. Do they do anything else pokemon related aside from the t shirts?
I got a costly repair quote, around 2400 and 750 of that is because there is mold in the unit and my hvac wants to install 2 UV lights to kill the mold and prevent future mold. Is that something that will help the system last longer? Its 7 years old and I want to make sure it lasts as long as possible.
I had a ceiling leak next to my unit and called an HVAC guy. He came, said it was the line and cleared the line. It kept leaking so he came back the next day to clear the insulation, cut the water damage and he said the unitl was slightly tilted, he even came back at night when the leak was getting bad. But this morning the issue is still happening.
Naturally I just want to call someone else, but what is the right thing to do in terms of payment for the guys work? I appreciate him coming out, but at the end of the day it feels like nothing has been done.
Woke up yesterday to find a large water stain below my ac unit. Turns out there was a clog and the dish overflowed. Had a guy come out and drain the water and snake the line. However today the stain was much worse and actively leaking. I went up and the dish has around an inch or so of water and the insulation below the unit was soaked. Should I assume it's residual from the initial clog and overflow or is it possible it's another issue?
We're using Hubspot as a CRM and have lead tracking connected with our Hubspot form as our conversion action. On Paper it looks fantastic, and I have 10 conversions last week. However when I look at Hubspot I only see 2 conversions showing up. Any ideas why this would be the case?
A competitors of a client of mine is shutting down and my client wants to target their customers.
My thoughts are to create a comp campaign focused on their brand with a "X is shutting down, here's how Y is a great replacement" messaging as well as sending them to a landing page comparing our features and services.
Is a regular exact match campaign the best for this? What other options should I consider?
I need to have a bathroom redone, it's old and leaks and my wife has been looking forward to this for a while.
We've gotten a bunch of quotes and narrowed it down to 2:
Contractor 1: Experienced with bathrooms and has done work for us before, but wants 20k
Contractor 2: Experienced with apartment bathrooms and we'd be his first residential. He'd do it for 13k
Wife wants the more expensive guy and I want the cheaper one. Who would you go with?
I started a new job a month ago and I absolutely love it, I have a good salary, boss and coworkers. The only thing is that the company feels insecure, like there could be layoffs just around the corner. I was at my previous job for 5 years and if I start applying to a new position how am I going to explain looking for a new role after just a month?
I have a client in Houston looking for landlord coverage and none of my carriers have. I spoke with TWIA and got the ball rolling to get appointed, but have no idea when that would be. Xan I bind the policy then once i'm appointed with TWIA, get them covered for wind and hailstorm?
Been working in SEO for a while and my boss just let our PPC contractor go and wants me to manage the account, he was spending around 10 hours a week on the account.
I have a bit of experience with skaller accounts where everything was hyper targeted with exact match keywords.
How screwed am I and more importantly: what are some best practices I should keep to?
I've been looking for some good training groups on Facebook and Skool as well as on Youtube and it seems that most groups I find are focused on Life insurance and not P&C. Any ideas why?
Im doing some work with a startup and the first major thing is that they don't rank for their own brand name, which is an old scientific term.
They currently have a little bit of press and links, but my approach would be:
Citation and profile creation
Strong social media content creation
Brand PPC campaign
Schema markup
Listicle link building
Anything else I should consider?
Been looking for a position for around 3 months and finally got a good offer. Of course as it happens I have a second offer from a different company. I get the vibe that they are not interviewing too many people and need to fill the role in a rush. I have a friend also looking for a role who I think would be perfect, can I let them know that while I won't accept it I think my friend would be amazing for it?
Been selling for a round 6 months and don't really love the quoting and paperwork part but enjoy the other parts like lead Gen.
Is wanting someone to handle that aspect just your typical insurance sales hire? What type of compensation would make sense?
Took me around 3 months but I finally got an offer and a start date for 2 weeks from now. Of course, as soon I do I have 2 other late stage and final interviews that just got back to me. Is it still worth doing those other ones just in case this role falls through for some reason?
I'm supposed to have jury duty tomorrow and the website says that tomorrow there are no juries needed, does that count for my jurer obligation?
Also curious why this is the case, are the courts full?