We often discuss core messaging as part of our website-building process, but I believe it is critical to examine and establish your core messaging not only as it relates to a website project, but to run a smooth and efficient operation. Communicating your core message needs to happen – and be clear both for your… Continue reading
We’re at the halfway point of 2018. Are you on track to reach the goals you set for your staffing firm for the year? • Is your revenue on pace to reach projected numbers? • Do you have enough qualified candidates in your pipeline to fill your clients’ open positions? • Is your client acquisition… Continue reading
Another busy week here at Haley Marketing Group. Here are just a few of the things we’ve been talking about this week to help clients succeed in 2018. Email Marketing Email marketing is still making a tremendous impact in the staffing industry. Marketing Advisor Mackenzie Froese writes this week about it’s tremendous ROI and… Continue reading
We’re starting the year off right with several victories here at Haley Marketing Marketing Group. Take a look at some of these wins for the week ending Friday, January 5, 2018. Website Design Kaitlin Bolling, Director of Interactive Design, started the week with a win by sharing some innovations she developed for our creative team that… Continue reading
Success requires first expending ten units of effort to produce one unit of results. Your momentum will then produce ten units of results with each unit of effort. –Charles J. Givens Are you thinking about developing a new website, but are unsure how you will be able to keep the project moving with all the… Continue reading
A very common request from clients is to make their logo larger. This is an issue website designers often face because it can disrupt the balance of the website and the focus of what is being displayed. Brand recognition should always be important to your marketing goals, however, the appearance of the design is more… Continue reading
Your website is often the first impression your company makes on potential clients and candidates. What does yours say? Does it scream “I paid for this in 2001 and haven’t updated it since!” or “My cousin built this for half the price of a regular site, who cares if half the buttons don’t work?!” If… Continue reading
