It’s that time of year where we are all busy with all the things. From Thanksgiving through the end of the year, it seems like there is always something going on from holiday parties, kids holiday events at school, or just daily life
Growing up, my family consisted of my dad, my mom, my older brother, and myself. My parents had their own general contracting business up until they retired six years ago, so my brother and I had the privilege of watching firsthand the ups and downs of owning your own business
Ready, set action! This always makes me think of the game growing up, “Red Light, Green Light!”. You hurry up and go when you hear “Green light” headed to base and run and then hear “red light”, and you pump your brakes, and hope the caller does not see you move
As the holidays come into view on the calendar, so do the budget meetings, review meetings, and strategy planning for the upcoming year. A question that we get asked quite often is “How much should I invest into digital advertising next year?”This is a great question, as we are seeing an increase in digital advertising spend throughout the United States
Social Mirror ads mimic the look and feel of top social media platforms however, the ads appear not on the social platforms, but on thousands of other websites and apps and run across all devices.Each ad links back to the social platform it is mirroring and, has a second call to action button that links to the advertiser’s website! Ads contain unique social actions related back to the originating social platform (for example, the like icon, the heart icon, the pinning icon) These ads can integrate with all the major social media platforms: Facebook, Instagram, X, Linked In, Pinterest, TikTok, Snapchat, and YouTube
Besides political dollars, there are other opportunities to find digital dollars within the government. This year, the biggest contributor of that is the US Census
COVID-19 continues to keep people at home. Businesses are closing operations, people are getting laid off or furloughed, and industries are learning to pivot their business models
In the Disney movie “Up”, there is a dog named Dug that gets distracted easily every time he sees a squirrel. No matter what he is doing, if he sees a squirrel, he stops and tracks it
Anywhere you look, you’re going to see trends for the new year, trends for the new decade, and all sorts of news about the “visionary” year of 2020. Looking ahead, here are a few key things to watch out for as you plan and finalize your marketing budgets