Your brand’s website is paramount in these contemporary times. 

How is your business conveying itself on digital platforms? 

What’s the answer? Is your brand communicating effectively to your target market?

One of the most powerful tools you have at your disposal when it comes to marketing your brand is your tagline. Besides the actual visualization of your brand (the logo), your first statement – the “first impression” – is your tagline (also referred to as a “positioning line” or “slogan”). This is your opportunity to really pull someone in and get them wondering about who you are and what you’re up to. That said, it’s imperative that you’re strategic about the line.

Guys and gals. It’s 2017. With the new year comes a few moments in which we are able to take a thoughtful glance back at what got us to where we are in our current state. How are you doing? How’s life? How is your brand behaving from a digital perspective? Are your marketing efforts healthy, hungry, and pushing you down the right path into the future?

There are a lot of questions that come up in a moment of reflection. And this is a good thing. It’s important to constantly analyze what’s working and what isn’t. Periods of stagnation are not good.

Okay people. We’re a month in to 2016. Time moves at a very rapid pace. The question: What have you done to aid in the facilitation of your New Year’s resolution marketing goals? We hope you’re well on your way to bringing those goals to fruition. If you’re still wrapping your mind around the next 11 months, here are 16 thoughts/ideas to get the visual side of your content marketing up to snuff in 2016.

What do you do when you’ve been promoting your brand so well that you have zero bandwidth to take on any new business?

For some, the shortsighted answer is to, well, stop promoting the brand – to, in a sense, draw the shades and hide for a while to get caught up.

While it’s easy to understand why this may seem like a good idea, (after all, who enjoys the anxiety of being totally maxed out?) you also don’t want to risk losing what you worked so hard to build in the first place.