Ten years ago my answer to the cocktail party question, “What do you do?” was as easy as two letters: PR.
These days that answer is: I help companies in the design and build industry connect with their targets through social media, content marketing, public relations and strategic partnerships. (Say that after two cocktails.)
Ten years ago my answer to the cocktail party question, “What do you do?” was as easy as two letters: PR.
These days that answer is: I help companies in the design and build industry connect with their targets through social media, content marketing, public relations and strategic partnerships. (Say that after two cocktails.)
Search engine optimization is incredibly important for marketers. When you optimize your web pages — including your blog posts — you’re making your website more visible to people who are looking for keywords associated with your brand, product, or service via search engines like Google.
But it can be a pretty tricky tactic to master with Google’s copious algorithm updates.
Search engine optimization is incredibly important for marketers. When you optimize your web pages — including your blog posts — you’re making your website more visible to people who are looking for keywords associated with your brand, product, or service via search engines like Google.
But it can be a pretty tricky tactic to master with Google’s copious algorithm updates.
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Having a social media profile without a cover photo is like having a brick-and-mortar business without a store sign. Although brands could technically do without either, I wouldn’t recommend it.
Social media cover photos are great for communicating brand values, highlighting a current campaign, or conveying what your company has to offer.
Having a social media profile without a cover photo is like having a brick-and-mortar business without a store sign. Although brands could technically do without either, I wouldn’t recommend it.
Social media cover photos are great for communicating brand values, highlighting a current campaign, or conveying what your company has to offer.
Every agency professional knows that sinking feeling — you pursued what you thought was a warm lead for weeks, only to have them pass on your services. You don’t understand where it all went wrong. Your agency has a lot to offer, so why aren’t any of your prospects taking the bait?
Every agency professional knows that sinking feeling — you pursued what you thought was a warm lead for weeks, only to have them pass on your services. You don’t understand where it all went wrong. Your agency has a lot to offer, so why aren’t any of your prospects taking the bait?
What if I told you you could visit an art gallery … from the comfort of your own home? Or from a bus seat on your commute to work? Or while you’re taking a break for lunch?
If you follow the right people, that’s what Instagram can do for you. There are a lot of really talented artists and designers out there who use Instagram as a sort of mini art gallery — a social portfolio, if you will.
What if I told you you could visit an art gallery … from the comfort of your own home? Or from a bus seat on your commute to work? Or while you’re taking a break for lunch?
If you follow the right people, that’s what Instagram can do for you. There are a lot of really talented artists and designers out there who use Instagram as a sort of mini art gallery — a social portfolio, if you will.
