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If you read this week’s email, you can skip straight to the examples of authentic content campaigns below. If not, keep reading… The top tip on our list of Five Marketing Tips for 2021 is Authenticity Matters. Consumers today can easily sniff out agenda-driven content. Our inboxes are full of it and it is easy to click the opt-out button. Instead of taking a salesy tone, we encourage you to develop authentic relationships with your clients and customers through your

Ho Ho Ho! Merry Christmas! You might be rolling your eyes and wondering why we are bringing up Christmas right now?!? In many areas school has just started or it’s been delayed. Regardless, it is time to “make like Hobby Lobby” and dust off your Christmas creativity. You should begin planning your holiday communication campaigns and NextLevel Thinking is here to help. Use the button below to contact us about taking your client communications to the NextLevel! Contact Us  Spread

Online review management is an important part of any marketing strategy. Take a look at the following steps to ensure that you are “driving business and capitalizing on opportunities” according to Digital Expert, Matt Bowman: 1. Create and implement a review program that engages your customers and encourages them to leave their positive feedback. 2. Set a goal for the number of reviews your business needs. On average, at least 40 reviews are needed before consumers put trust in the

Google My Business is a free and easy-to-use tool for businesses and organizations to manage their online presence across Google, including Search and Maps. If you verify and edit your business information, you can both help customers find your business and tell them your story. Spread the love

Many business leaders are trying to find their path to success amidst the current rocky terrain. Sheryl Lyons, Founder and President of Culture Spark, is no exception. In her article, she shares hope and provides others with tangible steps for moving forward. 1. Take time to mourn the loss. 2. Look back with eyes wide open. 3. Get comfortable with collecting customer input. 4. Institute internal routines and disciplines to support the new strategy. Click here to read the Sheryl’s