Ask anyone who has a strong brand if they have a great strategy and I’m willing to bet their answer is “yes.” Trying to grow your brand without one is like finding your way through a crowd; you’re just hoping you make the right move. To differentiate your brand from your competitors and attract loyal customers, you must first develop a brand strategy. Read the rest of this entry »
Branding: What’s Your Game?
Posted by: Melanie | Posted in: Branding | Posted on: February 21st, 2012
Chchachaanges: YouTube Rolls Out More Changes
Posted by: Abstrakt | Posted in: Social Media, Video Production, Web | Posted on: January 27th, 2012Instead of trying to convey my thoughts and feelings myself, I figured I would let the voice of Franklin D. Roosevelt do the talking: “I do not look upon these United States as a finished product. We’re still in the making.” Swap “United States” with YouTube and you’ve got how the folks at Google feel. Read the rest of this entry »
The Abstrakt Video Chronicles (1.2—1.6)
Posted by: Abstrakt | Posted in: Advertising, Branding, Business Development, Lead Generation, Search Engine Marketing | Posted on: January 8th, 2012Each week, Abstrakt Marketing Group goes the extra mile by putting together a handful of video blogs that offer plentiful ideas that can help with your social media, lead generation, marketing or advertising efforts.
Our SEM Product Developer Elizabeth Hyden explains how cleaning up your website—if done properly—can increase traffic and make you a happy panda!
For more great social media, lead generation, marketing and advertising tips from “The A-Team”, be sure to check out the rest of last week’s video blogs on our YouTube channel.
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The Abstrakt Video Chronicles (12.19—12.23)
Posted by: Abstrakt | Posted in: Branding, Business Development, Direct Marketing, Lead Generation, Social Media | Posted on: December 25th, 2011Since it’s December 25, we just wanted to have a little fun with our weekly rundown by presenting to you, once again, our very own Erich Krause rappin’ about all things Abstrakt. Be aware: there may be some not safe for work language.
