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2018 is already off to an amazing start. We’ve seen updates from Facebook (again). We’ve seen video content explode.   We’ve seen Google make it even harder for addiction treatment centers to advertise online. The fantastic thing about digital marketing is that it’s always shifting - like a revolving door of marketing opportunities. That’s why CEO Bernard May and Director of Marketing Matt Erickson developed a powerful webinar dedicated to digital marketing trends for addiction treatment centers.  From mobile domination

It’s not every day that a digital marketing agency can say they were featured on Forbes…TWICE! But today is that day for National Positions! Recently National Positions became the newest member of the Forbes Agency Council. Our goal in this partnership is to provide professional insight into the rapidly evolving world of digital marketing. So far, we’re off to a great start! Below you’ll find the links to two articles, one written by and one featuring National Positions’ CEO Bernard

SEO never stops evolving. Algorithms change, technology advances, and old habits give way to new trends. Yet many of the basics remain as relevant today as they were five years ago. Want to succeed in 2018? You’ll need to master traditional approaches while addressing emerging realities, from the rise of mobile to the arrival of voice search. With that in mind, here are some key tips for improving your Google rankings, based partially on the latest SEMrush SEO study, and

Locking down your target market is only half the battle. The next step is uncovering how your audience acts and where to target that audience online. You may have produced some of the best digital content on the web, but it’s all a waste if that content isn’t placed where your target audience spends their time. This stands true for all forms of marketing; the exposure is what really delivers the results you’re seeking. So if you don’t have time

Voice search has exploded. We’re moving beyond the keyboard and the touchscreen. More and more people are asking their digital assistants – whether that be Apple’s Siri, Microsoft’s Cortana, Google Home, or Amazon’s Echo – what the weather is like in Boise or where you can find three-piece suits at a discount. Already, more than 40 percent of adults and 50 percent of teens use voice search on a daily basis, according to a study commissioned by Google and conducted by

Viral. What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you think of that word? It doesn’t paint a pretty picture in your head, does it? But when it comes digital marketing campaigns, “viral” actually means something incredible. It means you did it. You won the Internet. So what does it really take to make a digital marketing campaign go viral? To create a campaign that everyone’s heard of – that everyone’s talking about? It demands a seamless strategy, impeccable