Tag Archive for: public relations

10 Stats That Will Make You Rethink Digital PR

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U.S. digital marketing spend is projected to reach nearly $120 billion by 2021. A large proportion of that, we believe, will end up being spent on the growing sector of digital PR.

More and more consumers are blocking out targeted advertising, and for many companies this means thinking about new ways of communication. Digital PR is a fast-growing part of online marketing, and it’s something your company needs to consider for its online success. Read more

Important PR Keywords to Include on Your Website

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Traditional public relations has roots reaching back much further than the internet. Embracing technology and using SEO to your advantage will help your marketing campaigns have a bigger impact.

Search engines have become a part of everyday life. Think about the last time you went an entire day without Googling something — almost impossible, right? The total number of online searches has risen every year since it’s invention. In 2017, that amounts to an average of 3.5 billion searches per day! Read more

Role Book: Digital Advertising Agency

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Digital advertising (done correctly) can take businesses to new levels of success. It’s an art. It’s not for the faint of heart. And, it’s certainly much more involved than simply building a site on Weebly. A kickass digital advertising agency employs layers of experts – all of whom work to combine modern online technologies with traditional offline methods in order to attract, engage, and delight clients on a daily basis. Read more

Top 5 Elements of a Superior Website

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Web design is definitely not what it used to be. I mean, remember this?

Yikes!

In today’s world, you’re competing with a sea of possibilities for web presence. Add to that the fact that user attention spans are shorter than ever before. The result? It’s super important to grab attention within the first couple of seconds, and in order to do that, there are several elements you should always keep in mind prior to design. Read more