Adam Sinkus
Managing Partner of A Purpose Partnership
Getting to the bottom of a challenge is what Adam does best. He is a passionate and creative problem solver with more than a decade of experience in Marketing, Operations, Customer Journeys, and Training. Adam has worked with some of the largest companies in the US in Technology, Health Insurance, Transportation, and Logistics.
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Your content can't be stagnant on your website. It should constantly be changing, and you should be adding things to it as time goes on.
Adam Sinkus
Episode 093
Show Notes
Brief summary of show:
In this episode, Adam Sinkus joins me to discuss how to get more leads from your website.
He also shares key information you may be missing from your current website, and suggestions and strategies to optimize your pages, marketing strategy, and overall lead generation.
Getting to the bottom of a challenge is what Adam does best. He is a passionate and creative problem solver with more than a decade of experience in Marketing, Operations, Customer Journeys, and Training. Adam has worked with some of the largest companies in the US in Technology, Health Insurance, Transportation, and Logistics.
Adam gives listeners actionable tips on:
[2:00] Why your website needs constant attention
[5:35] How to improve leads to and from your website
[7:15] The power of having clear CTAs
[10:40] Creating “secondary calls to action” on your site
[13:25] Marketing strategies you can develop from have a website, including targeted ads
[14:10] Creating a look-alike audience
[17:05] Adam’s book review
[20:20] Focusing on your website visitor
[25:05] Designing an easy client experience on your website
[29:20] Organizing the information on your website
[30:15] One big takeaway to implement right away
Adam Sinkus' Book
From the publisher:
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