Category: Marketing
Media Campaign Planning 101
by Anvil on March 27, 2019 · Account ManagmentMarketingWhile creating a media campaign plan may seem obvious, it can be overlooked especially if deadlines get pushed up, you’re wearing multiple hats in your current role or you just ... » Continue
7 Steps to Being Recession Ready in 2019
by Anvil on March 20, 2019 · MarketingIs the economy slowing down? Is the commander-in-tweet stirring the proverbial pot? Is HGTV skewing the real-estate market again? These are all factors to consider when preparing for the next ... » Continue
Reddit Marketing Guide
by Anvil on February 14, 2019 · content marketingDigital MarketingMarketingPay-Per-Click (PPC)redditSocial MediaSocial Media MarketingUncategorizedReddit Basics: As of January 1st, 2019, Reddit was ranked the sixth most popular website in the United States and the eighteenth most popular website worldwide. Of the top websites in ... » Continue
Can I Replace My Agency with Artificial Intelligence Yet?
by Anvil on May 2, 2018 · BusinessMarketingoptimizationLearn what Curt McKay has to say about making the switch from agency to AI. » Continue
5 Marketing Mistakes that Hurt Your Brand
by Anvil on November 15, 2017 · Brand ImageMarketingReputationIt takes brands a lot more time to heal from a mistake than it does to make one. And little mistakes add up. All too often, I come across a ... » Continue
Don’t be a Grinch, Give Your Consumers What They Want This Holiday Season
by Anvil on October 26, 2017 · Holiday ShoppingMarketingPaid AdvertisingPaid MediaIt’s officially November, which means that the holidays are right around the corner. And while marketers are salivating over the inevitable purchasing rush, it’s important that we understand what our ... » Continue
10 Measurement Insights from a Career in Marketing
by Kent Lewis on May 31, 2017 · analyticsDigital MarketingMarketingUncategorizedI recently had the opportunity to present to an analytics class at the Western Washington University College of Business & Economics, my alma mater. I was asked to talk about ... » Continue