As you might have detected from our many blog posts, the idea of one-size-fits-all marketing strategies have no place with our team at Dirigo Collective.  Just as each one of you and your businesses are unique, so should be your advertising - as far as a budget will allow, of course! This same tenet holds true with the elusive Landing Page.

The greatest ad in all the world isn’t worth a nickel, if it isn’t put in front of the consumer who responds to it.  That game used to be secondary to the Creative - the most widely-circulated publications were clearly the place to be, and your audiences were relatively well-defined…

We hear it every day: our ability to focus is decreasing with the rise of the smartphones, and the younger generation has the attention span of a goldfish.While there may be partial truth in this, it’s also worth posing the question, “Do we simply have less tolerance for average content on our Social Media?”

The ever-evolving world of Social Media can be difficult to jump into- just when you think you’ve got a plan in place for launching an online presence, the world shifts and you need to reassess all that you thought you knew! Coupled with thousands of How-To articles, and dozens of management platforms, it’s easy to lose sight of the basic question; how do I want to interact with my community?

With all the flashy ways to target an audience online, it's easy to automatically assume if you're looking to increase quality web traffic, your first stop needs to be with a digital approach, right? Well not necessarily.

Well, folks, we made it! 2017 was an inspiring year and we couldn't be more excited for the foundation that was put into place for 2018 of MMP, an advertising agency built for you, by you. If you think of what we've accomplished together it really is the beginning of a story comparable to the likes of David vs. Goliath. 

There was a time when you could place your ad on the evening news across the three major broadcast networks and know that your message was hitting your target market. We lived in a much smaller world then. That approach was so effective our entire advertising culture has been wrapped in that way of thinking for 50+ years. Well, times have changed and so haven't people with how they consume content and how they purchase.