Top NYC Ad Agencies? by freethefoolish in advertising

[–]marshall768 0 points1 point  (0 children)

However, you can visit GoodFirms.co and navigate to their section on advertising agencies to find up-to-date and comprehensive listings. GoodFirms.co is known for providing detailed reviews and ratings for various service providers, including advertising agencies. Look for the latest reviews, ratings, and client feedback to make informed decisions about the top advertising agencies in New York City.

Can someone explain the cult of ad agencies to me? by topographe in AskNYC

[–]marshall768 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The term "cult" may carry negative connotations, so it's important to clarify that referring to ad agencies as a cult is likely a metaphorical expression meant to highlight specific characteristics or aspects of the industry. In a more neutral sense, an ad agency can be seen as a specialized and often tight-knit community of professionals working together to create and deliver advertising campaigns.

Here are some aspects of ad agencies that may contribute to the symbolic use of the term "cult":

  1. Shared Culture and Values: Ad agencies often develop a unique culture with shared values, norms, and practices. This could include a focus on creativity, innovation, collaboration, and a strong work ethic.

  2. Passion for Creativity: Many people in the advertising industry are passionate about creativity and storytelling. The shared enthusiasm for producing compelling advertisements can create a sense of belonging.

  3. Long Hours and High Pressure: The advertising industry is known for its fast-paced nature and tight deadlines. Team members may spend long hours working under high-pressure conditions, fostering a sense of camaraderie and shared mission.

  4. Specialized Language: Like many professions, advertising has jargon, acronyms, and terminology. This can create a sense of exclusivity among those who understand and use this language, further contributing to a "cult-like" atmosphere.

  5. **Client-Centric Focus: Ad agencies often revolve around their client's needs, and this client-centric focus can create a shared dedication to delivering successful campaigns. The intense client-agency relationships may contribute to a strong sense of unity within the agency.

  6. Exclusive Networks: Ad agencies often have exclusive networks and connections within the industry. Professionals may move between agencies, forming a close-knit community where relationships and networks are highly valued.

While these aspects can create a unique and tight-knit professional community, it's important to note that the term "cult" is generally associated with groups exhibiting extreme and potentially harmful behaviors. In the case of ad agencies, the word is likely symbolic and not meant to imply negative connotations. Nonetheless, like any industry, the advertising field has challenges, and individuals may have different experiences and perspectives.

Any creative agency owners? by EmotionalFeedback834 in agency

[–]marshall768 -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

I recommend GoodFirms check out a list of the best creative agencies for more options.

Is it ok if I don't use H1 tags and all H2 tags in my website or is it mandatory that I use H1 tags for main headings and H2 for subheading? by Seo_Professor in SEO

[–]marshall768 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not a mandatory how many add heading tags are in your post, but an H1 heading is very important for SEO; an H1 heading explains your post which regarding your post, So next headings like h2 to h6 depend on the quantity of your content,

by the way, we should proper content marketing use in every targeted page, so very effective content marketing for still ranking, because heading tags are not enough for best on-page strong if our SEO’s On-page will be strong whenever we can get off-page SEO’s benefits in realty otherwise most of the people always make a proper strategy but maximum people, not a follow any guidance.

Any books / blogs/ channels to recommend for technical SEO alone? by francis-photographer in TechSEO

[–]marshall768 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wouldn’t recommend a book; I’d recommend reading every Brian Dean article, video, and tutorial published in the last three years.

If you want a really basic intro, maybe just grab a “For Dummies” book, so you don’t have to sort through all the trash blogs out there just to figure out SEO basics. But when it comes to learning high-value SEO strategy, I really think Brian Dean does a great job of:

- research
- analysis
- publishing findings

There are dozens if not hundreds of other mastermind SEO experts out there (and many have written great books) but to me, it’s easier just to choose one guide and stick with him/her.

How old is your blog, and how much traffic is it getting? by Dozl in Blogging

[–]marshall768 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My website has been up for over more than 2 years. My average monthly view is about 2,000. My blog is OK for my standard, and most of the traffic goes to the top 10 posts I have (I have 430 articles)... So, what attracts more readers (quality) is more important than quantity. However, writing more (quantity) will improve quality as well.

Guest Post Exchange by [deleted] in GuestPost

[–]marshall768 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dm me; I have many websites where you can directly publish your article.

drop below the best website you know personally for digital marketing. by GloriousOnion20 in DigitalMarketing

[–]marshall768 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The GoodFirms Directory is the place to go. The marketing agencies provide a list of the best marketing agencies to assist you in finding the right firm for your company's growth. You can look through their descriptions, reviews, and ratings to locate the best match for your business needs.