We talk endlessly about strategy. Because it’s so common for people to run campaigns without having one. And without a strategy, you don’t know what ad products best suit your needs, you don’t know what your ads should say, and you don’t know how to measure success....
Websites are overrated. The problem with websites is they are created once, and then you leave it up for years to come. Worse, they try to do too much at once – to speak to all your different potential audiences, and get them to do lots of different things: learn more...
A recent advertiser on the Jewish Content Network is an insurance agent who sells life insurance to Americans living overseas. They had been advertising with us for several months, using a JCN homepage article ad to link to an article they had written on the subject,...
This week, we were contacted by a frantic organizer of a Yeshiva Week retreat. They had already booked the rooms and reserved the amenities, but despite over $1,000 spent on print ads, they had gotten zero interest. We stepped in, and despite a very limited remaining...
People tell me all the time, “I can’t start marketing because I don’t have a large budget.” This is absolutely not true. So much of a campaign actually comes down to planning and execution, it’s wrong to believe that budget will necessarily indicate the outcome or...
We’ve been talking a lot about content lately here on the JCN. But it’s worth diving more deeply into what kind of content we’re talking about here. The truth is, there is a variety of content that should be created, to reach each stage of your sales funnel. Every...
