The New Marketing Show

BONUS CONTENT: More on Web Emergencies

A couples weeks ago we covered the topic of web emergencies and just how important it is to have plans in place for when disaster strikes. 

Listen in to this week's bonus content as Greg touches on some thoughts regarding this sensitive topic. 

When is it Time to Rebuild your Site? [Episode 69]

As some of you may know, we recently launched our new website for a number of reasons. We are excited to announce Trinity Web Media's refreshed look and would love to hear your feedback.

So, are you wondering when to rebuild YOUR site? Tune in to learn about our internal reasoning as well as the feelings of our clients when they are looking to rebuild. 

BONUS CONTENT: The Customer Journey

At Trinity, we strongly believe in creating a positive customer experience whether it’s our website or social media pages.

We value the customer journey and try to give them not only a taste of our work but the people behind it.

BONUS CONTENT: When Is the Best Time to Pivot?

Whether it's your industry, business relationships or something internal, it can be challenging to decide when to commit to a pivot.

Here at Trinity Web Media, we believe the best time to make a pivot is as soon as you can. Follow through with your new direction here and now.

Web Emergencies [Episode 68]

All companies are bound to experience a web emergency but what’s important is how you deal with them. Having the proper plan in place in case something goes wrong is crucial.

We recently encountered a situation with a client that required immediate action. Luckily, our team was able to step in and respond to their web emergency.

BONUS CONTENT: Trinity's New Website!

Recently, after reviewing our old website, we realized it no longer represents the brand we’ve created over the past year.

Our new site reflects the growth of our team, our clientele, and of course our vast library of content. 

Check it out! 

www.trinitywebmedia.com

BONUS CONTENT: Setting Expectations

Setting expectations for projects with both your internal team and clients shouldn't be overlooked.

It is our job as WordPress developers to set the expectation for each meeting and what the deliverables will be.

Identifying Gaps in your Content [Episode 67]

 

Does your site feel like it NEEDS an FAQ Page? Or does your FAQ page link out to other websites? If so, you're missing out on key opportunities. Learn about the ways we identify gaps in our content to make sure we give our audience the best possible experience.

BONUS CONTENT: WordPress Security Tips

On today's Trinity Web Minute, Greg Taylor dives into a hot topic from around the industry - WordPress security.

Let's go over several essential tips to ensure your WordPress site remains as secure as possible, starting off with the basics. 

BONUS CONTENT: Leveraging Content as a Podcast

On this bonus Trinity Web Minute, let’s get into the various ways to leverage content.

Specifically, leveraging your content as a podcast is not only a great way to repurpose content but also giving your audience content in a different format.

The Perfect Project [Episode 66]

Today's episode features a topic that us marketers and developers are always seeking out but typically struggle to find; the perfect project.

Whether it's working with a team internally or directly with a client, knowing what to look for in a project is the first step towards creating a reliable product that adheres to the client's standards.

As with many things mentioned in this episode, without clear communication, a project will in heredity not be as prolific as it could be. Although the 'perfect project' seems to be the unicorn we are all chasing, the boys recount a recent meeting with a brand that went nearly perfect.

Check it out!

BONUS CONTENT: The State of WordPress

For such a collaborative group, the WordPress community seems to be going through some disconnects.

If you've been apart of WordPress for at least the past 12 months, you've noticed just how many changes have occurred. Listen in as Greg explains how WordPress has gone through some serious updates and why they have been met with mixed reviews.

BONUS CONTENT: Lead Tracking

To start off the week, Greg Taylor goes over the importance of gathering data from leads. The first step is determining the different ways they are reaching your site.

We believe one of the most straightforward ways to track your leads is through Google analytics. Setting a goal allows you to directly see where your lead entered and exited from, both very valuable data.