Post Secondary Education – do you miss it? The lockers, the sports teams, the unrequited crushes, and teachers that had the ability to inspire. Maybe not all of us look back fondly on those years, because no matter what your experience, high school is a tough time.
I’m going to show you a step-by-step guide on how I achieved the #1 ranking on Google with just one LinkedIn post. This strategy can be duplicated by anyone, and you’ll be able to practice this strategy for your organization.
In the WCB justice system, the people are represented by one important profession, the WCB lawyer who advocates for the decision they deserve. This is GKS’s story.
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With a decade of experience under her belt, lawyer and all around WCB expert, Gail Sharma was ready to begin her own firm. Caught in the void between her former firm and her new one, it was imperative that Gail get started with a healthy dose of leads finding their way to her phone line.
Enter the My Loud Speaker marketing professionals.
If you’re starting to fantasize about your upcoming marketing strategy, don’t get distracted by the glitz and glamour of the latest digital marketing craze. Sometimes the best marketing approach isn’t the sexiest or flashiest.
Just like in romantic love, the most solid marketing approaches are about what’s on the inside, like, the inside of your e-newsletter. You’ve probably guessed it, we’re talking about Content Marketing. The overlooked but widely celebrated choice tool of strategic marketers worldwide.
Organizations from all over the world use team building activities as an effective means to engage their employees and build strong internal ties. Heck, if you got an opportunity to take an escape from your regular work duties to have fun with co-workers, who wouldn’t jump for joy?
Canadian Outback and Adventures have been industry leaders in the realm of corporate Team Building, providing fun and fresh activities to businesses far and wide. With the launch of their new app, Team Experiences, they were seeking a sleek new website, quirky copy, and an eye-catching logo.
According to a survey by Venture Beat, there are 2.1 million negative social mentions about brands every single day in the U.S. alone. These users then go on to tell an average of 16 other people about their poor brand experiences.
So what can be done to combat this? Build a strong brand.
A strong branding strategy has become vital to organizations in multiple ways: communication, competition, and employment.
Branding has been drastically changing with the accessibility of the Internet, search engines, and social media. This change is not only affecting how organizations communicate with their customers, but also their competition.
More than ever, the market is saturated with tons of brands. There are millions of start-ups breaking into a limited space, as well as global companies from overseas with plans to dominate new markets. As a result, it’s become extremely competitive when compared to the environment 50 years ago, when only a few corporate giants dominated the market.
Nestled in Southwestern Vancouver, you’ll be sure to find Marpole. With a rich history and diverse community, this little gem had all the heart of a small town hidden just outside the centre of Vancouver. However, the general public didn’t seem to regard Marpole as a destination to shop or dine. With their district currently dominated by marijuana dispensaries and clinic, Marpole was hoping they could attract new businesses to the area, and more foot traffic. It was due time to send in the marketing mavens to help revitalize public perception of Marpole.
A logo is often considered the visual identity of a company – and most companies will have one. From a marketing perspective, the logo is a critical cornerstone of branding as a whole; it’s a dynamic face for a faceless company.
If you’ve had the pleasure of taking an English Proficiency Test in Canada – that assessment was likely brought to you by Paragon Testing Enterprises (PTE). Canada’s leader in English Language Testing dominates their niche (and we’re not referring to the ‘stressing students’ vertical). However, there was one piece of the puzzle they were missing: brand consistency.
While their competitors were winning market share and alluring new clientele, DMCL was suffering from a classic case of “Outdated”.
While they had all the industry knowledge, financial wit, and diverse accounting expertise, their branded materials and website were doing them no justice. With company websites the inarguable place to make a positive first impression, DMCL was falling flat.
