Your Brand Voice Intern Search
We are looking for an extraordinary digital marketing intern to join our team! The ideal candidate has some education in marketing and aspirations to have a career in digital marketing. This position will require office time as well as some remote
Carpet Bomb
Here is my explanation of our local marketing Carpet Bomb technique. CARPET BOMBING – a term used for local Facebook marketers. This is a local marketing technique. Typically, a radius or zip code based audience. Where many local FB marketers go wrong
Hospitality Virtual Reality Marketing that Engages
Virtually 3D Tours are complete virtual reality experiences that give targeted viewers a unique and engaging tour of your brand environment or property. They are created from real 2D and 3D data about your properties and can be viewed on
Case Study: Disney Golf Custom Wedges
Your Brand Voice has been Walt Disney World Golf’s agency of record since the nascent stages of YBV’s development. The decision makers at the world-renowned courses believed in our ability to bring the magic. They were right to think so!
5 Digital Marketing Factors for 2017
The key to digital marketing is a bit of an oxymoron: Focused Variation It requires a focused effort on various fronts. The five most beneficial factors of digital marketing to implement into your marketing mix. There are few companies that have
Facebook Advertising: Corona Cigar Co. Case Study
This is the story of how a company outlawed from advertising reached an unprecedentedly large audience, organically. This includes Facebook advertising. Corona Cigar Co. is the Internet's largest and easiest to use virtual cigar store, offering you the finest international
Winning the Zero Moment of Truth (ZMOT)
If you are in the hospitality industry, the term “Moment of Truth” may sound familiar. The phrase was coined by Jan Calzon, former president of Scandinavian Airlines in 1986 as “anytime a customer comes into contact with any aspect of a business, is an opportunity to form an impression.” For many years, hospitality companies used this concept to create customer service success. But now, more than ever, is the time to “zero” in on another moment.