Marketing Strategy

As your company grows, your ability to maintain one-on-one relationships with prospective and established clients declines. Or does it? There’s a way to support those personal relationships without a prohibitively large investment in additional personnel: marketing automation.

So you’ve decided to run an audit on your brand’s online presence and digital marketing efforts. Great! But with so many factors to consider, where do you start?

In the not-too-distant past, multi-channel marketing was all the rage, involving simultaneous deployment of messages and promotional offers using a tiered system of channels. Now, manufacturers are increasingly undergoing digital transformation as they attempt to remain competitive. Part of this shift is the adoption of omnichannel marketing, an integrated, cross-channel communication method combining data and analysis with real-time updates and messaging.

Even though small businesses make up such a large part of the U.S. economy (there are 27.9 million of them to be exact), not all are taking advantage of everything digital marketing has to offer. Digital Marketing is key to small business growth in 2019.

Local search strategies have changed a lot in recent years. Here are 5 important steps to implement to improve your local search presence.

Your free 5-step guide on how you can do a quick DIY audit of your digital marketing and website performance in order to have an amazing start to 2019.

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Before diving into any new website build, the smartest thing you can do is conduct comprehensive research and planning. And it’s important to be strategic regarding more than just site design and development. Your new website needs a thoughtful SEO strategy in place before you start building in order to ensure it’s poised for optimal search engine performance. Leaving SEO as an afterthought to be addressed only just prior to launching your new website leaves way too many missed opportunities on the table and can often result in ‘too little, too late’.