We cannot force others to bind; we can only persuade. And with a brand name and a great customer willing to work with us, that persuasion is often easier. But representing a large company is no small feat. Brand uptake is key, as in all marketing. It is our responsibility to represent the company well, build meaningful relationships and protect the brand above all else. We take the time to familiarize ourselves with customers: Basic messaging Unique Selling Point (USP) Brand voice and tone Market positioning Target audience Advertising Continue reading below The easiest way to accomplish this brand assimilation is to work with their ongoing marketing efforts.
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Integration improves both the effectiveness and efficiency of our link building, as well as our relationship with the client. Some common marketing practices that work well with link building: PR Content marketing Advertising by e-mail Pay per click (PPC) Social Media Marketing Event planning Brand partnerships Charitable donations Our goal is simple: find what the company does that is worth promoting and discussing. Anything worth referencing can result in a link or link opportunity. Advertising Continue reading below Accurate brand representation is critical to the success of a corporate linking campaign and is best achieved by integrating with their marketing efforts.