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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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Get to know us and learn more about digital marketing at these upcoming events, both Two Octobers-run workshops and events around the world.
recent blog posts
Regular expressions 101
In this video tutorial, we walk through key building blocks of regular expressions using the incredibly powerful REGEXEXTRACT function in Google Sheets. To follow along, make a copy of this Sheet. Topics covered: Matching characters and sets of characters Using ORs to match multiple things Using escapes to match special characters Matching the beginning and
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
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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
