Innovative Direct Marketing Program Offers Small Business Owners Exclusive Customer Acquisition and Business Exposure Opportunities.
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For the third consecutive year, LMSG has made the Inc. 5000, a list of the nation’s fastest growing private companies. LMSG ranked 1,314 on the 2020 list – up from the 2,932 spot a year ago – based on a three-year growth rate of 339 percent.
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KMA One, Inc., has announced their acquisition of Target Marketing, the leading provider of marketing support for local businesses through the production and deployment of user-friendly online and printed maps to chambers of commerce and city governments.
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Local Marketing Solutions Group, Inc. (LMSG) President and CEO Al Croke announced today the launch of a new business solution initiative, LMSG Data Intelligence, which will leverage all known and accessible data to drive better outcomes for the LMSG family of businesses and their clients.
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It’s been interesting to watch how some businesses re-emerged from the lock down in China which preceded the US by a few months. Companies like Nike and Lululemon shut down all retail outlets during the lock down, and promoted online sales heavily. This strategy paid of nicely for Nike as its online sales surged by […]
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Local Marketing Solutions Group, Inc. (LMSG) President and CEO Al Croke announced today the acquisition of the assets of direct marketing company Money Mailer, based in Cypress, CA.
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I’ve been pretty impressed by the ingenuity and resourcefulness of local businesses during this time of isolation and social distancing. It can’t be easy, but these businesses have been able to keep moving forward and improving their prospects while all of us wait for a time when we can be more normal.
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JGSullivan Interactive continues tracking of COVID-19 (Coronavirus), with readiness and continuity of service plans in place to meet Client needs across JGSullivan Interactive’s service footprint.
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It’s getting close to the zero hour for Google+ as a social network. As of August 31st, 2019 it will cease to exist. Although Google announced the shut down last October, I’m a bit surprised that more people aren’t aware of it. This lack of awareness likely goes hand in hand with the statistic I […]
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We’ve chronicled the demise of some traditional print media for years now, here, here, and here. We’ve noticed along with the rest of you about the shift to online and away from traditional yellow pages, newspapers, magazines and more. So it was with great interest when we heard that Facebook was investing $3 Million dollars […]
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