Youngstown OH Traditional/Digital Marketing – Integrated Solutions Launched
May 20, 2021
Youngstown, Ohio-based marketing specialists have combined to create an integrated print, digital and event marketing solution for local businesses.
Poland, United States - May 20, 2021 /PressCable/ —
Two Youngstown, Ohio-based marketing experts, Dennis Schiraldi and Don Dragish, have joined forces to launch a one-stop-shop for local businesses marketing needs.
More details can be found at: https://www.youngstownmarketingcompany.com
The new firm, named Youngstown Marketing Company, will provide integrated marketing services that encompass traditional and digital channels. With the primary focus on lead generation through content, digital and traditional marketing strategies.
Schiraldi commented, “Our firm will provide you with day-to-day marketing services both strategy and management, plus creative services that include branding, web design and social media marketing. High results in a cost-effective solution for businesses that are looking to grow!”
Collectively, Dennis Schiraldi and Don Dragish bring over 40 years of marketing experience to the new company. The services they offer include digital and traditional marketing strategy, day-to-day management, creative services, advertising opportunities with unique media partnerships, print, and networking.
Growth marketing strategies offered by Youngstown Marketing Company can be separated into three distinct areas: lead generation, sales strategy, and content marketing.
Dennis Schiraldi created Youngstown’s premier marketing event of the year, DOYO Live. The event has attracted over 1,000 participants since its inception in 2016 and is an ideal platform for local businesses to generate new leads.
In addition, Dennis also created ICONS of Youngstown, a local print publication that has provided over 70 local businesses with native advertising opportunities.
Youngstown Marketing Company combines these events and print marketing opportunities with internet marketing techniques to provide a comprehensive lead generation solution.
However, developing leads is only one step in helping a business grow. In order to convert leads into sales, Youngstown Marketing Company will provide a number of approaches including forecasting, funnel reviews, and sales playbooks.
Finally, the new company utilizes content marketing strategies to help businesses grow their audience and convert customers.
In order to be successful, content marketing needs to be consistent and targeted. Youngstown Marketing Company will provide clients with content audits, identifying existing content and then developing a suitable strategy for future campaigns.
The company will partner with clients to develop an editorial calendar for web, blog, content asset production and syndication via social media, email and public relations.
A company representative stated: “We are hyper-focused on lead generation and revenue growth by providing you with an integrated marketing strategy and day-to-day resources by partnering with you to grow your business.”
Interested parties can find more information by visiting: https://www.youngstownmarketingcompany.com
Contact Info:
Name: Dennis Schiraldi
Email: Send Email
Organization: Youngstown Marketing Company
Address: 7308 Indian Trail, Poland, OH 44514, United States
Phone: +1-330-574-9941
Website: https://youngstownmarketingcompany.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89010621
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