by daveflanagan | Nov 7, 2016 | Advertising, Blog, Latest, SEO, Social Media
Start Competing Again. Get Social. Opportunity is the first element of action. Using social media can help you gain more from your conventional marketing efforts. Don’t lose potential customers to some of your top competitors by not utilizing social...
by daveflanagan | Oct 17, 2016 | Advertising, Blog, Google, Latest, Marketing, PPC, SEO, Social Media, Uncategorized, Video, Web Design, Websites
Why you should hire an advertising agency with experienced professionals Here are 3 good reasons why you should hire an advertising agency with experienced professionals to handle your marketing and online presence: 1. Hiring Marketing and Advertising...
by daveflanagan | Aug 15, 2016 | Advertising, Latest, Marketing, Social Media, Uncategorized
Getting the Word Out About Events Planning an event? You may want to devise a sophisticated website that enables online registration, email reminders to registrants, or email blasts to prospective attendees. Regardless of the matter, event marketing is all about...
by daveflanagan | Jul 27, 2016 | Latest, Social Media, Uncategorized, Websites
Understanding Snapchat in order to protect you and your loved ones. The digital world in which we live has made the option of a “do-over” more difficult. Snapchat is a tool that can be used for fun and instant connections with family and friends. However, when used...
by daveflanagan | Jul 5, 2016 | Latest, SEO
Ad Extensions are your customer’s best resource Your website is mobile friendly and that’s great. But is it reaching the target audience you want? Ad Extensions may be the ticket to getting mobile users to call, click or drive to your business. Ad extensions...
by daveflanagan | Jul 3, 2016 | Latest, Uncategorized, Websites
We’re Not Your Last Boyfriend by Dave Flanagan, President at DF&CO You’ve been hurt before. Some other web designer didn’t deliver what they said they could deliver. Now you don’t believe designers, any designers. Does this scenario sound...
