NEWS BLOG
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Detroit/Troy/Windsor. Douglas Marketing Group is excited to announce a new affiliated partnership with Agence Rinaldi – Maestro Communications (https://agencerinaldi.com/en/) (https://maestrocom.com/).
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – October 26, 2020 For More Information, please contact: Amanda Iera, Account Executive, Douglas Marketing Group 519-258-1858
“Winning a Summit Creative Award is a significant accomplishment in ones career. With vetted judges, tough judging criteria, two-phase blind judging processes, and strict bylaws limiting winners, only deserving entries receive recognition.”
Evoking emotion through impactful design converts. 95% of viewers reported that subconscious factors influenced their purchasing decisions. Storytelling
With new platforms constantly being introduced and terms like “algorithm” being thrown around it’s hard to know where
Irene Moore Davis is a Windsor-based educator, writer, historian, activist, and podcaster. She speaks frequently about diversity, inclusion, equity, and
Troy, MI —March 3, 2021 — ASE, Michigan’s trusted HR partner and largest employer association, has added six new members to their Board of Directors for 2021. Five members
Detroit/Troy/Windsor. Douglas Marketing Group is excited to announce a new affiliated partnership with Agence Rinaldi – Maestro Communications (https://agencerinaldi.com/en/) (https://maestrocom.com/).
We know that marketing has a lot of “Jargon” so we have included a guide to help you along your marketing journey. We
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – October 26, 2020 For More Information, please contact: Amanda Iera, Account Executive, Douglas Marketing Group 519-258-1858
“Winning a Summit Creative Award is a significant accomplishment in ones career. With vetted judges, tough judging criteria, two-phase blind judging processes, and strict bylaws limiting winners, only deserving entries receive recognition.”
“When we design for accessibility, we are designing for the disabled, for our parents and grandparents, and for those we