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Kevin Getch On Air Representing SEMPDX and School House Supplies
Kevin Getch on air with KGW to chat about the SEMPDX Rooftop Party and their partnership with School House Supplies.
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Kevin Getch’s Presentation at Vantalks 2017
Kevin Getch presented at VanTalks 2017 in Vancouver, WA at the Kiggins Theater in the heart of downtown and just across the street from our offices.
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Review of the Far Improved Digital Summit in Portland WITH Presentation Notes
In 2016 I attended my first Digital Summit, and I thought it might be my last. Not because of the location or the people, but the quality of some presentations. Many of which, felt like sales pitches for platforms and proprietary tools. There were a few standout hits like Oli Gardner’s presentation on CRO (which was hilarious).
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What Does It Mean to Be Creative?
I’ve had the pleasure over the years to work with some extraordinarily talented people. Super creative, crazy smart and really great people. The industry is loaded with talent and at Webfor, we’ve been looking for ways to redefine what it means to be “creative”. It’s simple right?
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3 Takeaways From My Presentation on Local Search
Businesses are constantly looking for the key SEO elements and quick wins they can implement on their website, so they can rank now. First, we as digital marketers need to educate business owners and new age marketers when it comes to search engine optimization (SEO) and local search. Yes, Google has vastly improved their ability…
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Choose Your Own Adventure: Exploring the Elusive Call-To-Action (Part 1)
You know them immediately by their placement, message, color, their vibe: Calls-to-Action (CTAs). When properly utilized they can symbolize choices, cues, or desired goals. When improperly placed however, CTAs may have negative connotations. Users might feel manipulated, pressured to spend money, or become trapped in yet another email drip campaign. CTAs are complex creatures. They are comprised…
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