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May 2023Strategy

Faith in Marketing Restored! Connecting to Humans and Consumers; Not Algorithms

Have you heard the fitness phrase, “Don’t skip leg day”? It’s because you need a good foundation for balance, agility, and overall health. Don’t skip marketing strategy.

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Apr 2023Strategy

No, don’t do that. Start here.

Have you heard the fitness phrase, “Don’t skip leg day”? It’s because you need a good foundation for balance, agility, and overall health. Don’t skip marketing strategy.

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Feb 2023Strategy

What’s Hot And What’s Not

Marketing Trends To Watch For In 2023.

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Jan 2023Strategy

Marketing AI Tools You Have to Try

To some extent, anyone can draw with AI (Artificial Intelligence). Try out these 4 AI Text-to-Image Tools to find out more.

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Nov 2022Strategy

Demystifying SEO Writing

Content is king. But having content that accurately reflects your business, values, and services online is an achievable goal we want to strive for.

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Nov 2022Strategy

5 Strategies for a Great Landing Page

Make sure your landing page website is generating traffic, leads, and is working for you!

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Nov 2022Strategy

Making a Marketing Roadmap for Your Business

Where to Start When You Don’t Know Where to Start. We’ve developed three key questions to develop a marketing strategy.

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Sep 2022Strategy

Marketing Secret Sauce – Our Interview with DotCom Magazine

Founder and CEO James Shaw was recently featured on DotCom Magazine where he talked all things marketing.

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Jul 2022Strategy

Marketing Tips for Home Inspectors

Twin Creek Media owner, James Shaw discusses marketing strategy for those self-employed and what it takes to establish a strong marketing foundation for your business.

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