Seasoned Marketer Joins Marketing Works
Cathy Cole, a seasoned marketing and communication professional, joined Marketing Works as our director of Client Services.
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A Short Internship With Big Possibilities
Hello! My name is Emily Fischer. I am a soon-to-be graduate at The Modern College of Design in Kettering, Ohio. When I got the opportunity to be an intern at Marketing Works, I had no idea what to expect. Little did I know that it would be such a unique and engaging experience! From the
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An End and Beginning at Marketing Works
It is unreal how time flies! This summer is almost over, and with that ends my internship. I have learned an exuberant amount at Marketing Works in the past few months and am thankful for all the leadership and mentoring from the team. A few main takeaways I have from the summer are: 1. The
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COVID-19 Is No Excuse for Poor Customer Service
It makes sense that during a global pandemic, companies are facing increasingly difficult challenges. However, while it is understandable that not everything can go perfectly, there is one section of your business that will make or break you in a time like this: customer service. How you communicate with your customers right now will determine
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Forward Thinking: Planning for Business After a Recession
Last week, our blog was centered around how to approach business in a downturn economy. This week, we want to focus on how different approaches you take now could impact your business in the long-run. Specifically, we want to talk about why being forward-thinking is so beneficial when the economy seems to be going backward.
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Prevention & Promotion: A Balancing Act in a Downturn Economy
There’s no question that the United States, and the world as a whole, are in an economic downturn. Due to COVID-19, we could see a repeat of the 2008 recession, and some experts even think we may hit lows equal to that of the Great Depression of the 1920s and 1930s. With all the unknowns,
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How to be a Responsive, Responsible and Reliable Resource
During this unprecedented time, it’s understandable that business disruptions, lack of focus, anxiety and even technology overloads are wreaking havoc with even the best client/vendor relationships. While we do want in all cases, to be empathetic and extend grace to those we rely on, there is also an opportunity for you and your business to
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The Next 90 Days Could Make or Break your Business
This week, we want to talk about the importance of creating a 90-day plan, especially during a time like now where businesses aren’t sure what is going to happen next. While this is a short-term strategy, being prepared for the future will have long-term benefits. And, with the state of the world and COVID-19, even
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4 Tips to Keeping Your Team Motivated, Productive & Happy in a ‘Work From Home’ Environment
Over the past decade, as technology has become more advanced and virtual communications have become the norm, more people have started working from home. In some industries, such as web development or consulting, is it very common for employees to work from the comfort of their house or apartment. With the current state of the
4 Steps to Communicating in Times of Crisis
Given the current situation we are all facing due to COVID-19, the feeling of uncertainty is more prevalent than ever. With events being cancelled daily, travel restrictions being put in place, and laws restricting congregation, we are all unsure about what will happen next. However, there are a couple of things that we do know
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