How’s the Weather?
Let’s pretend that your profits aren’t setting the world on fire. Or even the region. Is bad weather preventing sales? How about the cost of gas? What about the lack of bagels
Instagram Goes After Marketing Spam; Your Company Should, Too
Many companies use Instagram to market their services. The higher the revenue a company makes, the more likely they are to operate an Instagram account. In other words, Fortune 500 companies do use Instagram. It
How Our Model Works For Contractors
Intellibright does true pay per sale marketing. We build the website, pay for the online advertising, and do not charge any fees unless sales are generated from our efforts.
No One Values Waste
Marketing agencies get a bad rap, with good reason. A good number of marketing agencies operate by charging clients for high-cost inefficiency, which essentially amounts to making clients pay for
Current Marketing Legitimizes Legal Standing
Legal industry professionals need to market the variety of services their firm offers including:
Micro-Moment to Micro-Moment
A moment just passed. And another. And there goes another. Stop wasting them. Moments transform a marketing plan into a longterm success. That’s why Google developed Micro-Moments.
Show Your Face
Facebook enables companies all over the world to reach thousands upon thousands of existing and potential customers via personalized social media posts and ads. Any company that lacks a Facebook
A 2017 Marketing Trio to Know
Trends play a giant role in the success of a marketing campaign. Here at Intellibright, we keep up with trends and know which ones help which clients. After all, there’s
Inbound Seasonal Slump Boosters
Seasonal changes often decrease the volume of inbound lead generation. The loss of volume devastates business, but Intellibright knows how to resist dwindling down to an inbound lead volume subsist.
The Tale of the Forsaken Follow-Up
Ladies and gentleman, it’s storytime. Today’s tale breaks our hearts. Get your tissues ready because if this doesn’t make you cry, nothing will: Businesses fail to follow up on 71% of