Marketing Eye

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Choosing the right marketing agency for your business can be a daunting task, especially in a vibrant city like Atlanta, where numerous agencies compete for your attention. Whether you’re a start-up looking to make a mark or an established business aiming to scale new heights, selecting the right partner can make all the difference. Here's a detailed guide to help you pick a top Atlanta marketing agency that aligns with your goals and drives your brand forward.

Published in Expert Marketing Blog

Atlanta's business environment has changed in the past decade making it harder for companies to stand out. As we approach a new year, it's time for Atlanta’s small to medium sized businesses businesses to think about their marketing strategies for 2024.

Published in Expert Marketing Blog

Many of us apply for positions on LinkedIn because it’s easy. The job pops up on our feed and simply after a few clicks, we’ve applied. 

We have probably read the first few paragraphs and decided that if anyone gets back to you, you might read a bit more or of course, ignore the email (or in-mail) and move on.

Published in Marketing
We've watched Emily In Paris, Younger and The Bold Type - all of which are good viewing particularly if you are in marketing. While they do not exactly tell you what a marketing role is like in today's current business environment, they certainly touch on how innovative and creative ways of doing things can turn something that is mundane into an incredible marketing success.
Published in Marketing
Tuesday, 26 October 2021 07:27

How to on-board a new marketing hire

With the current economic climate and the change in sentiment towards working, like many other companies we have felt that there has been a reduction in the number of available good talent in the Atlanta market.
Published in Marketing
Thursday, 09 September 2021 12:13

Why volunteering is good for business

On Monday, I volunteered to an organization called Open Hands in Atlanta. My intention was to use the public holiday wisely and by giving back, it was a good start.

It’s kind of like making your bed each morning. If you do that, it’s one less thing you have to do in the day, and when you return in the evening, you see the fruits of your labor.

Published in Entrepreneurship
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