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Experienced musicians sometimes speak of the unspoken language between them when they play. When Herbie Hancock remembered his old boss, Miles Davis, he called it, “The thread that connected us.”
No one has to tell you about the variables of still shooting. When you’re on location, you’re always watching the weather, the sun, and the shadows. You’re always thinking: “Is the model’s hair right?” “How’s their make-up?” “What’s the wind doing?”
You’ve probably invested in SEO strategies and digital marketing to bring consumers to your site. But now that you’re in the highly competitive e-commerce space, how do you make your product detail pages (PDPs) really stand out while still reaching business goals?
The earliest jewelry ever discovered dates back to around 142,000 to 150,000 years ago when some snail shell beads were found in a cave in Morocco. Today, of course, things have evolved.
Let’s begin by saying we totally get the idea behind in-house marketing departments.
We’ve all seen or heard television commercials that go like this: “I was hit by a drunk driver.”
When the COVID-19 pandemic reached its zenith in 2020/21, it was a challenging time.
Everybody knows about the sales funnel. That psychological journey that customers take.
Imagine a time traveler from the 1980s just arrived in your living room and you’re trying to explain your iPhone to them.
We’ve all seen marketing campaigns that start off strong, only to fizzle down the sales funnel.
Consider the Swiss Army Knife. Sure, it’s a knife, but does so much more.
Have you ever gone to someone’s office whether it’s down the hall or across town only to find out the meeting was cancelled?
When you go to an industry event there are tremendous marketing opportunities.
It’s the season of gold. The United States just won a bunch of it at the Olympics.