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Heavyweight Matchup! Organic Versus Sponsored Traffic

Get ready to rrruuummmbbbbllllleeee! In this corner, weighing in with a reported 100 billion dollars annual earnings, Google’s massive pay-per-click behemoth Sponsored Traffic. Facing off in this corner, comprising nearly 33% (per Net Marketshare), of all search engine traffic, with an admittedly superior click through rate and higher quality traffic, Organic SEO. Ding. Ding. Ding. … Continued

Fahrenheit Marketing is in the Clutch 1000!

  The Fahrenheit team is thrilled to announce that we’ve been included in the Clutch 1000 – a list of top B2B service providers with the highest ability to deliver for 2018! Clutch is a business to business ratings and reviews firm in Washington D.C., highlighting the leading service providers in a variety of areas … Continued

5 Ways to Approach Design Feedback

It’s hard not to take design feedback personally, especially when someone is telling you what they don’t like about your design. That is why I like to keep five simple rules in mind when seeking feedback from a client, team, or boss.   1) Think of Yourself as Part of a Team Design is a … Continued

PXL Review: A Behance Portfolio Review Week Event

Fahrenheit Marketing along with Behance is hosting a portfolio review event as part of Portfolio Review Week in Austin! On Tuesday the 24th of October from 5 pm to 9 pm, Fahrenheit Marketing will be welcoming newly employed designers and graduating design school students from various local programs to PXL Review, sponsored by Fahrenheit and Behance. … Continued

Design + Life

Design thinking has proven to make business more innovative. This means asking the right questions, testing solutions, then refining those findings. The design process can be applied to living to create a more fulfilling life. Like design, you are never 100% sure of the outcome when you begin. Solutions start out as a hunch and … Continued

7 Marketing Agency Sly Moves

Some marketing agencies are run by scumbags. Here’s how to identify and avoid the agencies that plan to treat you poorly. Scumbags are more interested in getting your money than they are in providing a valuable service.