Robert Hazelrigg

Why you need a digital partner more than ever — As technology continues to change, trends change, social platforms change, and rules and regulations change. You need a digital partner that can provide your brand the support it needs. What are some of the reasons you need a digital partner?

A symbol doesn’t depend on text, so it can be recognized in any language, and that can help extend your brand’s reach. If you’re thinking about mobile marketing and about designing an app for your business, a visual symbol will translate easily into an icon on a touchscreen device. Certain icons and symbols vary in meaning across cultures (for example, some people see owls as signs of wisdom, while others associate owls with death, and you really don’t want to mix those ideas in a logo). Your logo is your brand, and having a brand symbol that translates well across multiple mediums is an important part of sharing what your company has to say.

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What You Need to Know To understand more about keyword terms and to get a grasp on keyword competition, you need to know the following: While the title tag serves as a headline in the search engine, you need to add a meta description that you can update in your website’s HTTP code. Below are tips that will assist you in establishing your Information Architecture for your site: To properly manage your information architecture, you need to maintain the most important search engine pages, or the pages used to target the most valuable keyword phrases, high up in the architectural framework. For example, Google considers linking from page A to page B as a vote of confidence by page A for the linked page B. Google does not just count the number of votes for pages, it also reviews pages casting votes or linking to other pages.