by markitecture | May 10, 2016 | AEC Industry, Architecture Firm Websites, Business Development, Marketing for Architecture Firms, Residential Firms, Social Media for Architects
Long ago, SEO had a mystique. It was new and technical and allowed anybody to take the lead in search results. It sometimes even led to deceptive practices like hidden keywords in the background or in the footer of your web pages. My how times have changed though, and...
by markitecture | Mar 1, 2016 | AEC Industry, Branding, Just For Fun, Marketing for Architecture Firms, Residential Firms, Uncategorized
In a recent marketing presentation on metrics, I opened with a slide titled “We Don’t Deliver Pizza, But We Do Deliver Loyalty.” Coupled with a few bullet points and a screengrab of a popular pizza delivery app, the slide drew some chuckles and it began an important...
by markitecture | Jun 3, 2015 | AEC Industry, Architecture Firm Websites, Marketing for Architecture Firms, Residential Firms, Social Media for Architects, Uncategorized
Throughout the years, I’ve had countless conversations with A/E firms about the right times to market. I don’t mean on the micro level like, “What time of day is the best time to tweet?” I mean on the macro level like, “We are a little slow right now so we figured we...
by markitecture | Jan 15, 2015 | AEC Industry, Architecture Firm Websites, Marketing for Architecture Firms, Residential Firms, Social Media for Architects, Uncategorized
It’s a new year and that means it’s time for content creators all across the world wide web to forecast what the new trends and expectations will be for the architecture and design world! If you haven’t seen all of the posts, here’s one, here’s another on construction...
by markitecture | May 23, 2014 | AEC Industry, Architecture Firm Websites, Marketing for Architecture Firms, Residential Firms, Social Media for Architects, Uncategorized
One of the biggest struggles that firms seem to have with their website is where to draw the line with the portfolio – specifically, determining how many projects should be included. Designing and building a website should result in a site that can “scale up” easily,...