Last month, the Willow office closed its doors and turned off its computers for 24 hours (give or take a few hours) for our annual agency retreat on Lake Sweetwater near Ninevah, Indiana. These retreats are legendary. It’s a coworker-only event where we get to really know each other better, let loose and have fun. We also cap the retreat...
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The Value and Importance of Company Culture
Every company has a culture, but does your current culture contribute to achieving your business goals, or does it actually hinder it? Let’s start with what it is. “Culture” consists of shared beliefs and values established by an organization’s leaders and is communicated and reinforced through various methods, ultimately shaping employee perceptions and behaviors. At Willow, the foundation of...
Does Your Association Need Feathr?
A Look at Digital Marketing Software for Associations If you’ve ever set up a digital campaign—whether through Facebook ads, retargeting, or email—you know current technology provides lots of great opportunities to get in front of your targeted audience as they go about their online lives. But managing digital advertising across different platforms can feel overwhelming, especially if you don’t live...
Best Practices for Blog Categories and Tags
How to ensure your blog taxonomies are SEO and user friendly When it comes to search engine optimization, having an active blog with useful content is one of the best strategies you can employ—but the way you organize that content matters. Used correctly, blog categories and tags can boost your search engine traffic, bringing in new visitors interested in the...
Google Analytics Glossary
Google Analytics Terms & Definitions The following terms and definitions will help you better understand the data being collected for your site in Google Analytics. Not sure how to interpret your data? We can help. Users: People who engage with your site or app over a given date range. This is typically what people mean when they say “visitors.”...