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DaBrian Marketing Group Provides SEO Services Overseas

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DaBrian Marketing Group Provides SEO Services Overseas

The UK’s Reliance Translations Partners with DaBrian Marketing Group, LLC for Search Engine Optimization (SEO).

DaBrian Marketing Provides SEO Services in the UK

6 December 2016 (Reading, PA) –  Reading, Pennsylvania-based digital marketing agency, DaBrian Marketing Group, has announced the acquisition of their first United Kingdom client in the tech firm’s nearly 10-year history. The partnership, with UK’s Reliance Translations, presents DaBrian Marketing with a great opportunity to tap into the international market.

DaBrian Marketing Group provides Reliance Translations with SEO services which includes content optimization, local listing management, and link earning strategies. DaBrian’s goal is to generate leads and improve inbound marketing efforts for Reliance Translation’s local market in the Manchester and wider United Kingdom area.

Reliance Translations specializes in translation, interpretation, transcription, and proofreading services in 77 languages. This intriguing pairing offers exciting potential for both organizations.

Syed Amjad Ali, Owner of Reliance Translations, explained why they chose DaBrian Marketing Group. “DaBrian Marketing Group’s reputation transcends international borders. They’re consummate professionals who are driven by a genuine desire to procure solid results for their clients. Besides their history of working with well-known brands and their impressive portfolio, I was most struck by the clarity of their language. Communication is key, and DMG knows this: by eschewing technical jargon, they’re able to break down complicated SEO strategies to laypeople. This sets a fantastic cornerstone for any business relationship, and we’re thrilled to be working with them.”

DaBrian Marketing Group’s SEO Consultant, David McDowell, had this to say about his company’s international opportunity. “I’m excited to work with Reliance Translations. They have been very helpful and continuously offer great industry insight. I expect this partnership to be extremely successful.”

Both companies are looking forward to a lasting relationship.

DaBrian Marketing Group’s first overseas partnership started in France.

About Reliance Translations

Reliance Translations has been providing high-quality translation, interpretation, transcription, and proofreading services in 77 languages for over fifteen years. Located in the United Kingdom, their comprehensive experience encompasses a wide-range of business sectors ranging from healthcare, to insurance, to technology. Reliance Translations has a well-established client base in the legal sector while also being well-known among solicitors, insurance companies, and courts of the UK. For more information about Reliance Translations, visit their website at http://www.reliancetranslations.uk/ or call the office phone number, 0161-881-7505.

About DaBrian Marketing Group

Founded in 2008, DaBrian Marketing Group, LLC is a full-service digital marketing agency, focused on providing original and strategic digital marketing solutions for businesses, that want to create digital awareness, increase return on investment (ROI), and identify insights that not only will help achieve goals but will also help to increase your business’s efficiencies. DaBrian Marketing Group’s services include email marketing, search engine optimization, website design, web analytics, social media marketing and more. Company headquarters are centrally located at 500 Penn Street, Suite 201, Reading, Pennsylvania 19602. For more information about DaBrian Marketing Group, visit dabrianmarketing.com or call 610.743.5602.

Please send press inquiries to: general@DaBrianMarketing.com.

**Originally published on Newswire

UPDATE:

Since publishing this article, DaBrian Marketing has also provided SEO services to other UK based businesses: https://hephaestus.uk and https://yorkfitness.com/.

DaBrian Marketing Group Crosses State Lines to Service Atlantic Millwork and Cabinetry

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DaBrian Marketing Group Crosses State Lines to Service Atlantic Millwork and Cabinetry

DaBrian Marketing Group offers Search Engine Optimization to Delaware Company.

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29, November 2016 (Reading, PA) – DaBrian Marketing Group, located in Reading, Pennsylvania, crosses state lines into Delaware to offer their search engine optimization (SEO) service to Atlantic Millwork and Cabinetry. The digital marketing agency’s main objective is to improve their new client’s local search rankings.

The SEO service provides the client with content optimization, local listing management, and link building (link earning). DaBrian Marketing researches which keywords are relevant for the supplier and distributor to rank atop search engine results. This helps local, potential customers easily find the company, increasing the probability of a lead.

The overall goal of this strategic partnership is to expand Atlantic Millwork’s reach and visibility throughout the Delmarva region through organic search efforts.

Vincent T. McDowell, Director of Sales Marketing at Atlantic Millwork and Cabinetry, shares his excitement about the new relationship, “DaBrian Marketing Group is a wonderful team of highly qualified and well-trained professionals. We are excited to work with their team to advance our presence on the internet and commonly used search engines. I must add, their customer service has been second to none.”

Atlantic Millwork and Cabinetry resides in Lewes, Delaware. A family-owned, small business of over 25 years, supplies and distributes windows, doors, cabinetry, decking, millwork products and more across the Delmarva Region.

DaBrian Marketing Group has serviced other companies outside of Pennsylvania in various industries such as automotive, healthcare, non-profit, and manufacturing.

For more information about DaBrian Marketing Group’s search engine optimization program or any other service that DaBrian Marketing offers, visit their website at www.DaBrianMarketing.com or call the office at 610.743.5602.

About Atlantic Millwork & Cabinetry

Atlantic Millwork and Cabinetry has been a family-owned, small business for over 25 years. As the Delmarva Region’s premier building supplier, the company supplies and distributes windows, doors, cabinetry, decking, millwork products, and more. Their experienced sales staff and design teams are dedicated to providing excellent service and expert advice. With in-house technicians and delivery service, Atlantic Millwork can ensure an excellent start-to-finish buying experience. For more information about the company and their services, visit their website at www.atlanticmillwork.com or call their home office at 302.644.1405.

About DaBrian Marketing Group, LLC

Founded in 2008, DaBrian Marketing Group, LLC is a full-service digital marketing agency, focused on providing original and strategic digital marketing solutions for businesses, that want to create digital awareness, increase return on investment (ROI), and identify insights that not only will help achieve goals but will also help to increase your business’s efficiencies. DaBrian Marketing Group’s services include email marketing, search engine optimization (SEO), website design, web analytics, social media marketing and more. Company headquarters are centrally located at 500 Penn Street, Suite 201, Reading, Pennsylvania 19602. For more information about DaBrian Marketing Group, visit dabrianmarketing.com or call 610.743.5602.

**Originally published on Newswire

Web Design Without SEO: If You Build It, Will They Come?

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In the film Field of Dreams released in 1989, Kevin Costner is famously told, “If you build it, he will come.” While this may hold true when it comes to attracting Shoeless Joe and the rest of the 1919 Black Sox team to your Baseball field, it does not apply to attracting visitors to your website.
Eh, not so fast there, Ray. Without proper Search Engine Optimization (SEO), not many people are going to come. Designing a website that is aesthetically pleasing is not the be-all and end-all for an effective digital marketing campaign. It’s merely the first step. Without SEO, you have a better chance of Joe Jackson actually wearing shoes than your customers finding your site. Below are five reasons why SEO and Web Design are needed together for your site to perform well.

1. SEO Basics: Tags, Titles, and Descriptions

Sticking with the Field of Dreams theme, let’s say your potential fans that attend your ballpark are equivalent to those using search engines. How are they supposed to find your new park if no one has heard about it or can find it? Tags, Titles, and Descriptions (TTD’s) along with content tell search engines what the pages on your site are about. Below is an example of proper implementation of TTD’s for this blog specifically (blog inception).

The keywords you intend a specific page to rank and draw traffic for should be represented within the TTD’s. For example, this blog’s main points of interest are SEO and Web Design, so those keywords are placed within all aspects of TTD’s and the content naturally (non-spammy). Don’t forget to include any other related sub points (digital marketing, link building, local SEO, and content optimization) wherever you see fit.

2. Content is the Experience

Just as sports venues are judged off of the overall experience they offer, so is your website. The content on your site not only helps people find your site, but it ultimately dictates the user’s experience. Great content means a better chance the user will perform an action beneficial to your business. Whether that means fill out a contact form, share your site via social media, or purchase a product, none of those are likely to happen without the right content for your audience. With that being said, content is not a once-and-done event. In fact, search engines actually prefer sites with fresher and more up-to-date content. That’s why it’s a great idea to start a blog and to write about topics relevant to your audience. Not only with this further establish your business as “in the know” within your industry, but it also allows you to place more of the keywords you wish to rank for on your site.

3. Technical Issues: Take Care of Your Ball Park

When sports teams build new stadiums, they don’t just leave it alone, do they? No, of course not! Constant maintenance is required to ensure everything looks perfect and that it functions properly. This is the same when designing a website. Technical issues are bound to happen. If these aren’t taken care of, it could potentially have a negative impact on your user’s experience. That ultimately translates to a decrease in rankings, leads, and worst of all, sales.

4. Local SEO: Where are you?

What’s the point of having a ball park, or any business for that matter, if no one can find you? This same logic should remain true when dealing with your digital presence. After several algorithm changes, Google’s search results are now heavily personalized. This means they take into account the searcher’s history, social signals, and most of all, locality. If that’s not enough to prove the importance of local, Google’s research on local consumer behavior found that, “50% of consumers who conducted a local search on their smartphone visited a store within a day, and 34% who searched on computer/tablet did the same.” So what can your business do to ensure you capitalize on this opportunity? Without proper local SEO, your business could be lost within the metaphorical cornfield that is the search engine results.

5. Link Building: Generating Buzz

Link building or link earning is a huge part of SEO. When search engines evaluate your site to determine where you rank for a specific subject, they don’t only look at your TTD’s or content, but also the other sites linking to you. The more reputable industry related pages linking to you, the better your site will perform. To put it in sports terms, links represent fans and leading figures within the sports realm. Here is how to rank them:

  • Fans: Fans telling other fans about your ballpark represent low level links from either directories or sites with low domain authority.
  • Local Sports reporters: These represent the middle level links. These are trusted sites in your area, such as the Chamber of Commerce or a local business directory.
  • Major league coverage: These represent the top level links from industry leaders. For example, a link from MOZ would be huge for a digital marketing agency such as ourselves

So what’s the best approach to earning these links? Well in the past, many people obtained links via “black hat SEO” methods, all of which now result in a penalty according to Google’s link scheme guidelines. Your best (and safest) bet is by creating great, original content and developing authentic relationships with those within your industry. The goal is to naturally earn high quality links.

Conclusion

An effective digital marketing campaign needs both a well designed website, along with proper SEO. So when it comes to digital marketing, If you build it (and continually optimize it), they will come.

For more information about SEO, Web Design, and the other Digital Marketing Services we have to offer, contact us or leave us a comment below!

By: David McDowell

Social Media Content Optimization Survey

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Social Media Content Optimization Survey

A lot goes into the perfect social media marketing implementation. You’ve got to make sure your content is spot-on, your timing impeccable, and your meme generator operating at full-tilt.

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Our friends over at Software Advice have teamed up with Adobe to get to the bottom of the social media content mystery. Together, they’ve devised a quick survey for marketers that will be shared for free on their respective blogs (how social of them)! This survey, aptly titled the “Social Media Content Optimization Survey,” takes around 10 minutes to get through and will focus on areas like:

  • Specific tactics for successful social media marketing
  • The “5 W’s” when it comes to social media content
  • Popular social media publishing tools and platforms
Click here to access the survey and be a part of this opportunity!

About Software Advice

Software Advice provides detailed reviews, comparisons and research to help organizations choose the right software. They partnered with Adobe because of their expertise in social content optimization. Software Advice recently released the new Adobe Social, which includes tools for automating many social content optimization processes.

3 Content Questions for your Next Web Design Project

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For any business owner, the company website is one of the most valuable marketing materials. It is often one of the first points of contact for prospects, and as they say, first impressions are everything. A website’s content, when managed effectively, ultimately contributes to higher conversion rates, increased revenue, and better customer service across the entire business. But before the content creation process begins, there’s a few questions to ask yourself that will save you time and aggravation.

Do I Have All The Materials I Need?

I don’t mean cutting down the amount of work you do by reusing the content of your brochures and data sheets. Instead, gathering and utilizing the context, message, or tone from these established materials can give your brand a kind of “time-honored” consistency. In addition, users and potential customers will often respond and more easily relate to content they feel is familiar. That’s the trick—making sure your content is updated and “fresh,” but reinforcing the same message / values that you’ve established your business around.

Do I Know Who I'm Writing For?

The point above, as you might expect, leads to the issue of your audience. To attract, engage, and ultimately convert customers with a website, it’s important to have a firm grasp on who makes up that audience and what they want to see. Choosing your desired segmentation, identifying their interests, needs, and expectations, and finally aligning your content with those attributes makes for a smoother process and a better, more impactful end result.

What About The Future?

When all is said and done, what happens next? Where do you take your content after your project is complete? The good part about pondering this is that there is a wealth of options for your new web content. For example, you can create an optimization plan to ensure it stays fresh and relevant. You can also use your renewed branding efforts to update your marketing materials, brochures, pamphlets, social media pages, etc. The goal here is to form a solid information architecture with a steady stream of relevant content. No matter how you end up using it, understanding the applications of new content is a big step on the path to better marketing.

Now more than ever, great content is at the heart of all marketing, and taking your efforts online doesn’t change that. Investing the time and work into new web content is something that will have a host of benefits in the long run. Overall, thinking about your company’s history, your target audience, and what lies ahead will greatly contribute to that success.