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So excited to be working with a number of South East Asia Global Brands. Huge opportunities with this expansion of location based digital marketing services in the southern region...

We think you might be amused by this. Content writing is so important these days and your audience needs to enjoy the reading organically and effortlessly. Combining this element in your content writing can help you better understand where you are at with regards to this tool and comparisons of other writings. You still have to be relevant and engaging as well as create value. Let us know how you score.

This Surprising Reading Level Analysis Will Change the Way You Write — The Content Strategist

If you are looking for third party opinions on what a WordPress site should cost and what that should include, this article can help you figure much of that out.

Codeable - How much does a WordPress site really cost? You can download it for free, so WordPress sites should be really cheap, right? It should just take a couple of hours to build a website! Sounds familiar? I’ve been on the opposite site of this argument so many times I decided to explain the proper process of building a website and costs related. Wh…

Very on point! The nature of design on the web has become a bit homogenized and parsed down to a handful of variables, all very close to the same.

This should give you some perceptive while considering your latest design.

Design machines A dystopian view of an internet designed by machines, and the mushy, emotional weapons we can use to fight back.

Brands take note!

What Facebook's Algorithm Change Means For Brands, Publishers, and the Future of Media Everyone spent this week freaking out about 'Mobilegeddon,' but another much more unexpected algorithm change might prove far more painful for brands and publishers alike.

We believe the final point is the the true pulse of this effort. Keeping our eyes on this and you should too.

7 Things You Need to Know About Facebook Instant Articles This isn't just a Trojan horse; this is a Trojan horse draped in gold chains and being ridden by Beyoncé.

When considering Social Media as a way to gain audience traction, you must also consider the truth about the media and the real returns companies are getting.

Acquiring a larger audience or fan-base is not the same as measuring your return on investment. A larger audience might be one of your goals but making sure you are understanding what it took to get there helps you decide if the time and resource expense paid off.

We have a number of clients that have experienced a growth in audience size but have no idea what that means to their bottom-line.

A solid and well thought out marketing mix is always the best approach. It is not always best to keep up with the pack just because the pack is off and running.

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Is Social Media a Waste of Time? Most PR professionals and small businesses constantly search for the magic social media app. Like Ponce de Leon’s quest for the fountain of youth, it’s folly. There’s no magic click that makes reporters read your pitch and write stories about you or your client. For the majority of public relatio…

The latest thoughts and advice on the subject of content creation from DMD... Enjoy!

SEO and Content Marketing Blog: The Content Marketing and Creation Bottomless Pit – Unless... Content creation and marketing can devastate your time and resources. Understand why you should enter into developing content and why Google wants you to.

If you run a company and want to know how you should be considering an SEO and Content Marketing effort, read on...

Five Big Ideas That You Should Know About SEO | SEJ The best way to approach SEO is as a necessary and powerful strategy. A CEO must engage in SEO with the willingness to implement its strategies.

DMD is proud to be offering a number of talks in the coming months about doing business online, digital marketing and specifically how you should approach business in the online world. Stay tuned for dates and times.

Our experienced team helps businesses of all types, to better understand and achieve online business goals.

We will answer questions for you on topics like:
• What is my Brand?
• What is my Brand Mission?
• What are my core services, products and competencies?
• Do I need a website, social channels and online visibility?
• How do I get started planning an online business?
• Do I need an online business plan?
• How do I set attainable and realistic goals?
• How can I estimate the market size and the competitors for my products and services?
• What are my demographics and how do I break them down into segments relevant to my products and services?
• How do I choose the website platform to build a site on?
• How do I line my web assets up and get visible to my audience online?
• What are the resource commitments in terms of money and staff to make something happen?
• Search engine optimization, (SEO), what the heck does that mean and how to recognize what matters.
• Taking SEO to a technical level. “My site is done, but not found on Google.”
• On-Page content: What is it, what types do I need to produce and how much do I need to be seen by search engines and by my audience?
• What about reviews and local web directories?

We think these topics will get you off to a good start and give you a better understanding of what DMD does and can help you with, if you feel going at it alone is just to much.

Stay tuned for the dates, we will post as soon as we solidify.

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