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So you think your company is larger than life and has no need for Search Engine Optimization (SEO)? Well think again. Over the years there have been countless times when large corporations came to us for Internet marketing guidance and thought banner ads, social media, and other mediums were the way to go. Ranking in search engines just wasn’t a priority, however it ended up being one.
Launching a new company is no walk in the park, and many startups run on fumes until they receive funding or begin generating revenue. With extremely limited marketing budgets, early-stage startups must make every dollar count.
Restaurants throughout the world are using social media to increase exposure and attract diners, and at the same time foodies are using social media to share photos of their culinary adventures.
Ready to bundle your home and auto insurance? If so, Flo has you covered. A new commercial released by Progressive features a slight, but ingenious, variation of Michael Buffer’s catchphrase “Let’s get ready to rumble.” It’s no longer time to rumble, but instead bundle.
To celebrate a new member of the M family, BMW of North America launched a Tumblr page, called M Universe or M/Universe, which provides a platform for M enthusiasts to share photos of their vehicles.
As companies have adopted Internet marketing tactics over the years, namely the use of social media and search engine optimization, it seems as if a large influx of marketing companies have opened shop in Beverly Hills.
Last week I was on a conference call with a public company that had hired a designer to revamp their website to feature all of the products they manufacture, distribute, and sell online. Unfortunately the designer switched to a new platform and all of the URLs changed, which ultimately killed the company’s ranking in search engines.
Our good friends at Ghost Motorsports recently purchased a Rolls Royce Ghost to add to their collection, but as sweet as it is from the factory, that just wasn’t enough.
Recently I was working with a start-up client’s website development team to create an e-commerce site for their products. And while doing so, even though I’m on the marketing side of things, I noticed an issue that had to be rectified.
So you’ve created an Instagram account and you’re dying to get more followers. You’re hunting for the secret sauce, but just haven’t found it yet. Well, welcome to the club!
So you think your company is larger than life and has no need for Search Engine Optimization (SEO)? Well think again. Over the years there have been countless times when large corporations came to us for Internet marketing guidance and thought banner ads, social media, and other mediums were the way to go. Ranking in search engines just wasn’t a priority, however it ended up being one.
Launching a new company is no walk in the park, and many startups run on fumes until they receive funding or begin generating revenue. With extremely limited marketing budgets, early-stage startups must make every dollar count.
Restaurants throughout the world are using social media to increase exposure and attract diners, and at the same time foodies are using social media to share photos of their culinary adventures.
Ready to bundle your home and auto insurance? If so, Flo has you covered. A new commercial released by Progressive features a slight, but ingenious, variation of Michael Buffer’s catchphrase “Let’s get ready to rumble.” It’s no longer time to rumble, but instead bundle.
To celebrate a new member of the M family, BMW of North America launched a Tumblr page, called M Universe or M/Universe, which provides a platform for M enthusiasts to share photos of their vehicles.
As companies have adopted Internet marketing tactics over the years, namely the use of social media and search engine optimization, it seems as if a large influx of marketing companies have opened shop in Beverly Hills.
Last week I was on a conference call with a public company that had hired a designer to revamp their website to feature all of the products they manufacture, distribute, and sell online. Unfortunately the designer switched to a new platform and all of the URLs changed, which ultimately killed the company’s ranking in search engines.
Our good friends at Ghost Motorsports recently purchased a Rolls Royce Ghost to add to their collection, but as sweet as it is from the factory, that just wasn’t enough.
Recently I was working with a start-up client’s website development team to create an e-commerce site for their products. And while doing so, even though I’m on the marketing side of things, I noticed an issue that had to be rectified.
So you’ve created an Instagram account and you’re dying to get more followers. You’re hunting for the secret sauce, but just haven’t found it yet. Well, welcome to the club!