Staff Introduction – Mac Link of Our Digital Marketing Shop
Our Digital Marketing Shop
STL Search Marketing and SEO
NOLA Digital Marketing and SEO
Someone asked me what the three most important things in my business life are. It’s hard to narrow everything down but here it goes:
1) Helping educate business owners and entrepreneurs about how SEO can change the face of their business
2) Running a company that produces results that are the top in our industry
3) Making sure the coffee machine is never broken
#TBT to our last branding photoshoot when the weather was beautiful and sunny! I’m Mac Link, the coffee, pastry, and SEO obsessed ringleader at Our Digital Marketing Shop. We have two local branches of our brand: NOLA Digital Marketing and STL Search Marketing.
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I love what we do here at Our Digital Marketing shop – we provide savvy business owners with the tools to grow their businesses through smart content and targeted digital marketing tools.
I love being able to connect with potential customers (and everyone else!)
I was asked these questions during an interview. It made me think about how difficult this question actually is. Educating customers is always my number one goal – even I don’t mean for it to be. I try to inform even in basic consultations with potential clients. It really goes with the territory – because there are so many misinformed people in business when it comes to digital marketing. So for anyone at NOLA Digital Marketing and SEO, education is a part of the sales process.
The second answer was clear cut. If we’re not the best in our industry, there’s really no point in running the agency. We have so much competition in the field of digital marketing and being mediocre isn’t an option. We consistently pull in customers that come from other SEOs who aren’t doing their job. It’s easy once customers see the difference.
The third answer is funny but unfortunately true. Coffee is my #1 priority in the mornings and without it none of us would survive in our demanding atmosphere – or we at least think that way. That’s why a French Press is always handy – they’re harder to break.
