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With a bit of strategic know-how, your brand can be everywhere and more impactful than ever before — at a fraction of the cost.
There are so many pieces that need to be completed to create or improve an existing brand that often don’t get the attention they deserve. We believe the following four steps are the most important building blocks to start a brand off on the right foot and give it legs for the long haul.
It seems that if you ask anyone in charge of a team in the work-a-day world what stresses them out, lack of time finds its way to the top...
See if this sounds familiar: You have great people but could always use more. Your products/services are in line and competitive with others’ in your vertical. Your leadership is strategically sound. You have a capable, and at times, tremendous team between you and the customer. Yet you are stagnating and/or working ridiculous hours to keep forward progress. The road ahead always seems to be full of potholes and detours. Your strategies start off good, but by the time they are implemented, they appear watered down versions at best.
Good thing we’re up for the challenge.
Having a pretty new logo and a killer website design are certainly crucial pieces to creating a successful brand. But, if you can’t convince your audience that you have the right product or service for them, how far are these things going to get you?
Facebook’s advertising platform is constantly changing. But one thing remains the same — if you do your due diligence to learn your audience and create content they are interested in, your campaigns can significantly outperform Facebook’s Advertising Averages.
Previously, we have covered what I would consider the first step in almost any advertising effort: brand discovery. The next step is...
Ok, so what you say is pretty important, too. But when it comes to creating a brand voice, how you convey who you are is the real star of...
Whether you’re launching a comprehensive, fully integrated campaign; creating an online-only campaign; or developing an...
Q: What social media platform has the most photos shared per second?
When B&Y came into existence over 25 years ago, there was one thing that Andy and Jerry knew they wanted to prioritize at their agency — ROI.
According to Pandora, 48% of U.S. smartphone owners use Pandora on their device. The average user spends 1 hour and 53 minutes listening per day. All that sounds great, but you may be wondering what this means for you as a potential advertiser on Pandora.
Turning websites and smartphones into best pals. Having a website that isn’t optimized for mobile devices is like having an unreliable friend – not there when you need them. Google has been an advocate of responsive and mobile design for some time, so it wasn’t a surprise when they recently announced algorithm changes that would affect mobile search results.
See that person over there frantically searching on their phone for coupons before checking out? That could be any shopper in any U.S....
Clients often ask about best practices for SEO, and I have to admit, it’s a confusing time to be publishing digital content. There’s a lot of conflicting information out there. Recently, for example, I’ve been seeing a lot of “Google vs. humans” talk in my Twitter feed. On the one hand, we’ve got folks like Social Bazinga telling us “Write for humans. Not for Google.” On the other, we’ve got Socialmedia.biz telling us “Always write for Google, never for humans.” So, which is it? Google or humans???