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Hiring a qualified SEO agency is no joke. There’s nothing worse than investing in a service that doesn’t meet your expectations or give you the payoff you thought you’d receive. On this blog we tell you how to pick an SEO company in Omaha!
Micromarketing is a strategy focused on a narrowed down, targeted group of people. When honing in on a specific group of people like this, your marketing investment goes towards an audience most likely interested in what you’re offering.
Instagram is all about the visual content. On our blog today we have all the tools you need to make a good Instagram photo that will perform well.
Our team here at Monstrous Media Group is excited to be participating in the 2018 Angel Tree program through the Salvation Army!
Storytelling is a huge tactic in the marketing world. Stories build human connection. Bridging the product or service you’re trying to sell with the person you hope to buy it.
There are still simple and effective ways to advertise your products for the holiday season. While you might not have the idea insights for a more optimized campaign, there’s still reason to try your hardest!
When meeting with potential clients for the first time regarding a new website build, one of the first questions we’re asked is, “How long is this going to take?” Find out on the blog today.
The amount of brick and mortar retail stores closing in 2018 is on pace to break some records. And unfortunately, not in a good way. With many stores moving out of a physical space and onto the internet, deciding which platform to sell on can be overwhelming.
When you hop onto Twitter are you more likely to “like”, “retweet”, or both? Believe it or not, the like button just might be out the door.
We know what you’re thinking. You didn’t realize the social platform, Google+, was still relevant. You’re right. On a consumer-level, it never really was relevant. Ninety percent of Google+ sessions were less than five second.
