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How to Trust Your Design Team

Picking the right web design company to update your business website can mean the difference between a project that runs smoothly or a process that is riddled with missteps and blown budgets. After you’ve done your research and have selected the team with the right experience in the right price range, then comes the real.

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New Bop Resource: Web Developer Terminology Defined

WW3, CCS, HTML, HEX Um, say that again? Are you having trouble understanding your current web developer? Or perhaps you’re going through a website redesign and want to make sure you’re communicating in their language. Bop Design is here to help with our newest resource, Web Developer Terminology Defined. With this two-page glossary, marketers will….

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5 Colleagues You Shouldn’t Bring to a Marketing Meeting

Most startups and small businesses start out with a relatively small staff of multi-skilled employees – forcing an “all hands on deck” approach when it comes to marketing decision-making. In most cases, it provides a refreshing new perspective to a creative discovery session. Other times, professionals lacking marketing experience are somehow given the reins to.

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What Is Inbound Marketing And How Does it Help Your Business?

Back in the day, marketing strategies revolved around interrupting customers in the course of their lives. These interruptions included cold-calling, direct mail campaigns, print advertisements, TV commercials, billboards and so on. The hope was that, through these intrusive techniques, prospective customers would be sufficiently interested to further explore the messaging of products and services aimed.

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How to Build a Successful Content Marketing Team

Increasingly, both small businesses and B2B companies are using content marketing to help get the word out about their products and services. But great content doesn’t come out of a vacuum. It’s created and distributed by a small group of individuals—the content marketing team—who determine the most effective types of content and the best ways.

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New Bop White Paper: E-commerce 101

E-commerce is now a granddaddy buzzword, but is starting to trickle more into the B2B community. Once a method reserved for powerhouse online retailers such as Amazon and Ebay, e-commerce platforms are now widely available for local businesses with a small SKU list. Whether customers are interested in purchasing a product or service, they expect.

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New Website and Branding Design: TencerSherman LLP

San Diego litigation firm TencerSherman LLP approached Bop Design with a minimal marketing foundation – an outdated website, no logo or branded materials and zero search rankings within Google. Following a recent merger, TencerSherman needed positioning as a larger, national firm to communicate litigation as an effective choice for business decision makers. For the website,.

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How to Protect Your B2B Brand Through Trademark Law

After lots of creative brainstorming you’ve finally found the perfect name for your new brand. Now you just need to make sure the name is available for you to legally use without sparking a lawsuit. Whenever possible, generate a brand name that is wholly unique, so you can occupy all future mindshare among the public..

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New Website Design: First Associates

Consumer loan servicing firm First Associates serve a multitude of industries such as solar, education, credit unions, commercial banks, and more. To resonate with such diverse audiences, First Associates was in need of a website that clearly articulated its unique value proposition and positioned the company as an industry leader. Website users visiting the site.

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Too Bashful to Boast? How to Gain Media Attention for Your B2B Business

In today’s media, the name of the game is “content.” Releasing regular, relevant content about your industry will spread awareness among the clients on your current mailing list as well as garner local or national attention. Many B2B companies mistakenly think that their business isn’t doing anything press-worthy, so they assume that they’re locked out.