Results Repeat Digital Marketing

?? Meet Holly Hettinger, our Director of Client Success, who joined Results Repeat just a few months ago!?? From getting slimed on Super Sloppy Double Dare in the ‘80s to tackling the hilly Media 5-Miler, Holly is always up for a challenge! As part of a sports-loving family, she stays active to keep up with her energetic teenage daughters. And every August, you’ll find her in Islamorada, FLA, diving for lobster with her family. Holly brings that same energy, dedication, and team spirit to helping our clients succeed! #ResultsRepeat #MeetTheTeam

?? Your Brand’s Online Reputation Starts with SEO Did you know that 91% of online experiences begin with a search engine? If your brand isn’t controlling its search results, someone else is. ?? A strategic SEO approach helps: ?? Dominate search rankings with your own content ?? Push down negative or irrelevant mentions ?? Build trust and authority with your audience In today's digital world, your brand’s online position is everything. Take charge with smart SEO tactics that enhance visibility and credibility. ?? Want to learn more? Check out this insightful article from Search Engine Journal. ?? https://lnkd.in/gQxctG39 #SEO #BrandManagement #DigitalMarketing #SearchEngineOptimization

A/B testing is a game-changer in PPC campaigns. Instead of guessing what works, you can test: Different headlines Unique calls-to-action Various ad visuals Even a 1% increase in click-through rates can mean thousands in additional revenue. When was the last time you tested your ads?

SEO and PPC aren’t competitors—they’re partners. While SEO builds long-term organic traffic, PPC delivers instant visibility. Why use both? PPC fills in gaps while SEO gains traction. SEO lowers PPC costs over time. Together, they dominate search results. Are you using them together yet?

Digital Marketing is full of complex terms, but we’re here to make them simple. This month’s focus: Domain Authority (DA). What it means: A score (from 1-100) that predicts your website’s ranking potential. Higher scores = stronger rankings. How to improve: Earn high-quality backlinks. Optimize your content. Build a user-friendly website. What Digital Marketing terms do you want us to simplify next?

International Women’s Day is March 8th and we honor women leaders everywhere. Women across our team, our clients and our partners don’t just lead—they influence and transform industries. Tag the women in your life who inspire you below! #InternationalWomensDay #IWD2025 #WomenInBusiness #ResultsRepeat

Did you know? Accessible websites are not only inclusive but also improve SEO and user experience. A few steps to improve accessibility: Use alt text for all images. Implement clear navigation. Ensure compatibility with assistive technologies. What steps have you taken to make your website more accessible?

At Results Repeat, continuous learning is part of our DNA! Our team recently participated in a company-wide training: "Think (and Write) Like a Journalist: How Newswriting Basics Can Improve Your Everyday Communications"—led by the insightful Kelly Housen DeAngelis from Pilcrow Group. From crafting clearer messages to making every word count, this session sharpened our communication skills and reinforced the power of writing with impact. A big thank you to Kelly for an engaging session! Have you ever applied journalistic principles to your everyday writing? Let’s chat in the comments! #ContinuousLearning #Marketing #ContentStrategy #ResultsRepeat

Struggling to turn website visitors into customers? ???? A few simple tweaks could make all the difference! Swipe through our latest blog to learn three quick ways to boost your website’s conversion rate. ??? ?? Read more now: https://ow.ly/eRFS50V6RK8 #MarketingStrategy #WebsiteTips #ConversionBoost #ResultsRepeat #MarketingMadeSimple

??SEO Myth: You can “set it and forget it.” ??The truth? SEO is a marathon, not a sprint. Algorithms change, user behavior evolves, and competitors adapt. Keeping up with SEO is what ensures long-term visibility and growth. What other SEO myths do you encounter?