Con-ten-ted
/kənˈten(t)əd/
adjective
1. Feeling or expressing happiness or satisfaction.
I’m Your Digital marketing swiss army knife
SEO, SEM and PPC, oh my!
Plus blogging, copywriting, social and more. If you need it, I can handle it.
My Sweet Spot
Yes, that’s a sports analogy
My sweet spot is small and medium businesses that need quality content and marketing services but can’t afford a full-time employee; or agencies that have too much work but aren’t quite ready to hire full-time. I’m looking to form long-term relationships with great companies with great people. So, if you think we might be a match, contact me!
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Contented Musings
Demystifying Data Analytics: 8 Ways to Drive Marketing Success
In recent years, the marketing world has undergone a significant transformation, with data taking center stage. You don’t need to be a marketing expert to grasp its importance. This wealth of information provides a remarkable opportunity for marketers to harness the...
Bad Managers Should Take a Page from Good Social Media Practices.
I was in an office environment for many years and worked hard to be a good manager - and learn how to be a better one. Now I have my own business, and I’m at home every day, so I don’t have anyone to manage. It was hard at first, but I believed keeping my skills...
10 Ways to Leverage Search Engine Optimization to Improve Organic Web Traffic
Suppose you’ve been staring at your analytics dashboard, desperately hoping for a miracle spike in organic (unpaid) traffic. In that case, I’m here to tell you it’s not going to happen—at least not without a bit of search engine optimization (SEO) work on your part. A...
SEO, SEM, PPC, Oh My!
To the average business person, digital marketing may sometimes seem like a mishmash of meaningless acronyms: SEO, SEM, PPC, ROI, CTR… the list goes on. You may hear the most about three strategies when it comes to internet marketing: SEM, SEO and PPC. You may wonder,...
Case Closed: A Blog Can Bring Clients to Your Law Practice
With more than 30 movies, more than 270 episodes and more than 80 books and short stories, Perry Mason probably didn’t need a blog. It wouldn’t hurt, but he seemed to do all right on his own, with an impressive percentage of cases won in the 99 percent range. However,...
What Inbound Marketing and Fly-Fishing Have in Common
What’s the difference between traditional and inbound marketing? Traditional marketing is like trawling – you know, fishing by trailing a net through the water. When you trawl, you get fish, but you get a lot of other things too. Say you’re trawling for a specific...