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Tech company MessageMedia started as a simple prototype and an SMS gateway. Today, 65,000+ businesses trust them to connect with their customers – and that’s just the beginning. WFB helped the brand develop engaging content and tap into a new SMS market.
Read MoreEcrotek is the largest hobbyist beekeeping supplies company in Australasia, and content is the backbone of its marketing. WFB helped design the content strategy, plan the topics and create blogs to educate its audience and support its search rankings. Marketing manager Rob says they’ve had great success with the articles.
Read MoreSoftware provider Tradify went from one user to 30,000 in just a few years – and its online content wasn’t keeping up. Thanks to WFB, it now has a strong brand voice, a trove of relevant content and some significant gains in organic traffic.
Read MoreEye-tracking studies show that people read online in an F shape, skimming quickly to find what they’re looking for. Learn how to take advantage of this behaviour by tweaking your layout and writing compelling headlines and subheads.
Read MoreThe topic cluster model isn’t rocket science. It’s simply a logical way of organising and planning your content by focusing on one key topic at a time. Read why SEO experts are recommending it to get the best results from your content creation.
Read MoreWhen it comes to any elected government official, whether it be a mayor or local board member, we all want people who are advocates for their communities. It’s local election time, and this year, Words for Breakfast (WFB) worked with one district council to produce their pre-election report.
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