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The possibilities are endless when it comes to advertising your brand online. So how can you maximize your marketing plan to return the best conversion rates? Let’s look and learn how to get your brand out there with digital marketing fundamentals. 

Your marketing strategy should focus on connecting with your target audience. That's what makes cause-related marketing such a powerful tool for your brand. Read on to see a few power examples you can use in your business. 

Cause-driven companies find new ways to connect with customers by bonding over a common purpose.  When you build a foundation based on the bigger picture than just making a sale, your employees and potential clients will be drawn to your vision and want to join your cause. Read more about...

In this world where everything is digital, it is possible to track almost anything. Discover what digital marketing strategies are converting to sales and which are stagnant.

Why do you need to build a brand? You’ve got a logo and design that makes your company easy to identify. Is that enough? Building a brand is creating an identity that gives your company personality. Continue reading…

Your website is essential to your business. However, if one thing goes wrong on the website, whether it is slow to load or a button does not work, this could cost you in orders and sales. Having an experienced web developer to call on when these troubles come up will relieve loads...

It’s possible you’ve never heard of Effective Altruism. Despite some high-profile champions (Bill Gates and Warren Buffet among them), it remains a relatively obscure topic. And yet, those who do learn about it often find their lives changed forever. 

Just like any industry or field of expertise, digital marketing has its own terminology, jargon, and even slang. That’s why we’ve compiled a list of some of the more common internet marketing terms with a brief explanation of what they mean and how they relate to marketing your business. 

Marketing is weird. On the one hand, most business owners don’t really see themselves as marketers. But to the public what a business represents will largely be presented to them in the form of marketing.