Category Archives: Photography

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Do you know what AIDA stands for?

4 Words that increase the effectiveness of marketing your small business.

Marketing strategies constantly change with the introduction of new tools and theories. My advice to stay sane is to stick the basics. The best advertising advice still comes from research done at the turn of the century. Our job today is tweaking it for the modern world and how we communicate.   Continue reading article →

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Advice for Easier Content Creation

We’ve talked about what it means to have quality content, and how to relate that content to your business goals. The truth is, creating good content takes time and hard work and at first glance can be very overwhelming.  However, you have all the tools you need to create fantastic custom content in an easy and efficient manner, all you need is a little guidance in your planning phase and you will be good to go! Continue reading article →

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How Custom Quality Content Relates to Your Business Goals

 

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Now that we’ve talked about the definition of quality content in a previous blog, let’s look at why it is important. I want to give you concrete examples of how the creation of content relates to business goals.

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Downtown Norfolk Team Bonding Activities

What happens when you get a bunch of creatives up early on a Saturday morning, give them a blocked off Norfolk City Street, and let them lose? Shenanigans of course! Or art. Really it could go either way. Continue reading article →