When marketing departments get busy, it’s always the same thing that gets put on the back burner until things slow down: public relations. But getting out in front of your audience is a great way to build your brand awareness and credibility, and ultimately your bottom line!

You know that the easiest way to get work is with existing clients, but do you know if your existing clients would hire you again? To be effective in obtaining any new business, it’s important to know what clients think about your organization.

The secret to staying on top of the many marketing activities that keep an AEC firm successful is making it manageable. Here at MARKETLINK, we like to break marketing categories down by month, and then create bite-size chunks in the form of weekly activities.

With the holiday season behind you, now is the best time to look at your client appreciation program. Consider taking a fresh approach in the new year, streamlining the traditional holiday chaos by planning an alternative time to provide client appreciation and outreach.

MARKETLINK Principal Stephanie Craft is passionate about budgeting - and she wants to share that passion with you. Her four tips may take a bit of effort to implement, but the pay-off is immense.

In the professional world, bad writing isn’t tolerated. It’s the difference between winning a project and being stuck scrambling for more work.

Interested in doing something good for the body and soul that doesn’t require running shoes, a gym membership, or scheduling an appointment with a therapist? Try being grateful! Here at MARKETLINK, we’re implementing a 10-day Gratitude Challenge. 

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Excel spreadsheets, workflowy lists, and back and forth emails, move over! If you’re looking for an app to keep everyone in your organization on the same page, we suggest Asana. Asana is a simple yet powerful work management platform full of features that project managers of all types need.

MARKETLINK Principal Keri Hammond is a party planner of sorts. What Keri plans is how a company can create or shift its strategic vision to achieve goals, exceed revenue expectations, and bring different departments together for the improvement of the whole. It may sound intense, but for her, it is a party.