While some have touted 2016 as “the worst year ever”, we’ve think it’s been a pretty exciting one here at Hall. While we’ve kept traditions like Hall Breakfasts and Bagel Fridays, we’ve also instituted some great new additions, like our snowflake making party.
But we haven’t been all play. We kept our certification streak going with our staff continuing to be 100% Google Analytics certified and earning new accolades and partnerships like becoming the only Gold Level WooExperts in New England and becoming a Google Premier Partner, managing over $2 million in Google Ad Spend.
Moreover, we never stopped keeping up with what’s happening in the digital marketing world. So, as we take a look back to get ready to hit the ground running in 2017, here are a few of the most popular blog posts in 2016 from yours truly, Hall Internet Marketing.
Top 5 Hall Blog Posts
Updated Guide to Managing Duplicate Google Places Listings
Is a Hamburger (Navicon) Menu Right for Desktop?
6 Common Paid Search Key Performance Indicators
3 Google Shopping Optimization Tips
Top Web Design Post
Is a Hamburger (Navicon) Menu Right for Desktop?
The Importance of an Ongoing UX Strategy
Do Rotating Banners Convert? Rotating vs. Static Banners
Top Web Development Post
Just What Are Google’s Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP)?
Google’s New Stance on Popups and What it Means for Your Website
Top SEO Post
Updated Guide to Managing Duplicate Google Places Listings
SEO Best Practices for Internal Linking
Getting Started with Macros for Excel
Top Analytics and Paid Search Post
A Beginners Guide to LinkedIn Ads
6 Common Paid Search Key Performance Indicators
Three Tools to Help You Analyze Google AdWords Competitors
A few common themes we found were that readers were most interested in changes happening to Google and how to best adapt to these new modifications. And as certified Google analysts and partners, we are happy to continue finding ways to work successfully and keep up with trends and changes. We can’t wait to keep learning and sharing over here on our blog!
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