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Client Resources · July 8, 2020
Three reasons why you need a custom website design for your company
Sure, a WordPress website is great for a company who will never need customized pages or outgrow their current template. As a leading Omaha design agency who designed and develops custom sites, here are three reasons why you should invest into a custom website for the future!Read more in 2:50 ↗
Client Resources · July 3, 2020
4th of July hours
Monstrous Media Group will be closing early today, Friday, July 3 at 12:00 p.m.! Please read more about our support staff on call!Read more in 1:31 ↗
Client Resources · July 2, 2020
PART 2: The best books during quarantine to read this Summer!
Our Monsters have been reading quite a bit this Summer! Here are some of our top nonfictions and personal development books to add to your quarantine book list this year!Read more in 3:54 ↗
Client Resources · July 1, 2020
PART 1: The best books during quarantine to read this Summer!
Here are some of the top books for children and adults this Summer to add to your best books during quarantine list!Read more in 3:41 ↗
Client Resources · June 27, 2020
Why brand reputation matters
In the digital era, it has never been more critical than before to make sure your company's branding is on point! What are consumers saying? How are you handling issues? A brand is more than a logo, it is who your company is known for locally, nationally and internationally! Here's why brand reputation matters.Read more in 3:15 ↗
Client Resources · June 13, 2020
Four reasons a company should stop using WordPress
As one of the leading website development companies in Omaha, Neb., we do understand that WordPress is a cheaper option for companies; however, this does not mean that it is the "most affordable" option in the long run. Here are four reasons why our company isn't a fan of WordPress!Read more in 5:06 ↗
Client Resources · June 3, 2020
UPDATED: Why curated content in social media marketing is important.
When applied to social media marketing, this rule of thumb implies 20% of your posts should be promotional, while 80% should be interesting, non-promotional, curated content. Why? We'll tell you!Read more in 2:43 ↗
Client Resources · May 1, 2020