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Want to learn more about how we approach internet marketing? From our success stories to industry trends, our Knowmad blog is a valuable resource, one we hope you’ll learn from on a consistent basis.


Diona Kidd

As Head of Operations, Diona focuses on building Knowmad into a more valuable business by creating clarity around what we sell, how we sell it, and how we fulfill our promises to clients.
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Crafting the Perfect Content to Aid Your SEO Campaign

Content is king in any SEO strategy. You’ve probably heard that so much that it’s starting to get old. While that one statement tells us that content is important, it really does nothing for telling us what it means to create great SEO content in 2018.

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Topics: SEO, Local SEO

7 Effective Strategies for Ranking in the Local Pack

Do a search for any type of business on Google and tell us what you see. It doesn’t matter if it’s for a Mexican restaurant, auto insurance agent or digital marketing agency, there’s one feature that remains consistent across each search.

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Topics: SEO, Local SEO

Find Out Why Directory Listings Are Crucial for Local SEO

Once upon a time, there was this archaic device called a telephone book. Depending on where you lived, the size of this directory could be unwieldy. As a business, if you didn’t make it into the directory for it’s annual publication, you were out of luck until next year.

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Topics: SEO, Local SEO

Local SEO: What It Is and Why Your Business Needs It

Shop local. Buy local. We hear this all the time. It is the mantra of small businesses, and anyone that cares about their local community. Small businesses are great for local economies, but they’re also essential for building the communities we want to call home. Most people want to support smaller, local businesses.

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Topics: SEO, Local SEO

How SEO and Inbound Marketing Are Different and Why It Matters

You hear a lot of buzzwords in digital marketing like inbound marketing, search engine optimization (SEO), search engine marketing (SEM), SEO services, and local SEO. But what does it all mean, and what is most relevant to your business?

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Pay Attention To these 5 KPIs In Your PPC Campaigns

Key performance indicators (KPIs) are the metric that marketers most commonly use to determine how their campaigns are progressing, and what areas need tweaking to make them more effective.

If you’re running a pay-per-click (PPC) campaign, you need real-world data to determine your return-on-investment (ROI), and there are five essential KPIs you need to monitor to ensure long-term success.

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Topics: PPC

How Long Does It Take to See Results from Inbound Marketing?

Inbound marketing has forever changed the way businesses market themselves. With outbound marketing strategies, results are almost instantaneous. The consumer either reacts positively to your message or they don’t. The decision is often made on the spot. Inbound marketing is different.

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Prepare for Your Website Design Project in 6 Steps

Are you feeling that buzz yet?

As you get closer to kicking off your new website design project, you’ll feel the energy start to accumulate. Frustration with your existing website might have driven you to this point in your planning, but the closer you get, the more thrilling things are going to become. Along with all the excitement and potential, there’s probably more than a little uncertainty.

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Topics: Website Design

Case Study: Charlotte Works Website Design

Charlotte Works is a nonprofit organization that serves as the workforce development board for the City of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County, N.C. We recently helped them redesign their website as they re-envisioned their role in the community.

There were rave reviews once the website was launched. It was attractive, innovative and useful for those who were just learning about Charlotte Works. It...
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How To Integrate Online Marketing With Event Marketing

Events represent a fantastic opportunity to connect with potential, as well as existing, customers. However, just showing up, without coordinating the event with your online marketing efforts, means you’re probably missing out on a ton of opportunities.

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