An Event Apart you say? Didn’t you guys just blog about it last week? We’re glad you noticed! Now it’s my turn to take the hot seat. I’ll try to keep it short, and thus will focus on two of the topics that are particularly challenging me at the moment.
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True inspiration can be measured by its longevity. It's been a week since Banks and Andrea and I visited Atlanta for An Event Apart (@aneventapart), but I'm still giddy about being a web developer. And this is a breakthrough, because there's been a problem...
The energy at TEDx Charlotte 2013 was truly intelligently contagious and a remarkable reminder of how many generous and extraordinary leaders we have right here in our own backyard.
The below is a guest blog post from our intern Tyler. IIf you’d like to inquire into an internship opportunity with Studiobanks, let us know. Here's Tyler!
In October of 2012, Facebook reached a cool one billion users. Twitter has continued to grow as well, showing an increase in active users by 40% from September 2011 to March 2012. Unless you’re still driving cars with your feet (The Flintstones), it’s likely your business is using at least one of these platforms. You have invested time, internal resources and—most importantly—raw capital. The real question is, however: Is your company actually gaining a return on this social media investment?
Hear Ye, Hear Ye!
The educational, interactive, and enjoyable oases for children and their parental figures known as Discovery Place and Discovery Place Kids have gone mobile.
The below is a guest blog post from one of our interns, Tony Maciolowski. If you’d like to inquire into an internship opportunity with Studiobanks, let us know. Enter Tony.
Chances are that while you’re camped out on your couch watching the latest episode of that must-see show (Mad Men anyone?), you’re also twiddling away on your smartphone updating your Facebook status or asking Google who the actor is that plays the character you can’t get enough of (Don Draper is, without a doubt, the man). You’re not alone.
With Google’s most recent series of updates (codename: Penguin) one thing has become strikingly obvious: if link-building is King of the SEO court, then content is Queen. Google continues to value the content of a website above all else. As such, you should always be looking for ways to inject fresh content into your website. One of the easiest ways to do this is by introducing an SEO friendly blog.
No digital marketing campaign is complete without a remarketing component. It’s that simple. If you think you’re all set with your marketing campaign, take a second look, if you don’t see some language or line items for remarketing, you are nowhere near ready.
“Why do I need to worry about remarketing?” you may ask. I’ll answer you the only way I know how: through fear and intimidation.
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