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We are a team of experts, teachers and collaborators who take a human-centered approach to data-driven marketing and decision making. Our services combine best-in-class execution with coaching and training to help marketers achieve extraordinary results.
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Web Accessibility Guide: What you need to know to start improving your site
By Niki Mosier and Brett Woodward You may have heard the term “web accessibility” before, but you might still have a few questions. Here’s a few of the most common ones: What does web accessibility actually mean?What are the benefits of having an accessible site?How can I test my site’s accessibility and make it better?
Our Journey to Becoming a B Corp™
It is with great pride and joy that I announce: Several weeks ago, we received confirmation that we have met all of the requirements necessary to become a Certified B Corporation™. B Corps are for-profit companies that use the power of business to build a more inclusive and sustainable economy. Becoming a B Corp means
Marketing, Racism, and Two Octobers
As companies started expressing public support for the Black Lives Matter movement and protests against police violence, I felt conflicted. While I and many of our team support these things, who are we to make a public statement? More specifically, what good is a public statement from any company in the face of big societal
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From the time we met, I felt confident that Two Octobers was focused on achieving results. They asked more probing questions about specific metrics that I have not come across with other agencies. They clearly defined success metrics based on our goals and explain how they were calculating those metrics.
– Kari Kelley
