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Magnolia exists to help businesses tell their brand story and ensure that it relates to and resonates with their customers. At Magnolia, we are deeply committed to championing your brand and bolstering your reputation. Whether through digital advertising, PR, or content marketing, we ensure you have a continual, advantageous digital media presence that places you in the forefront of your market in a thought leadership position.

Understanding SEO in 2021: A Non-Technical Guide

In recent years, digital marketers have heard about SEO again and again, but do you understand how it aligns with your business strategy? SEO is not just the job of an SEO specialist or expert, it is an entire team’s collaboration.  This non-technical SEO concepts article will help internal marketing teams including copywriters, designers, web […]

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How ESG tailwinds and investor awareness have changed the landscape

Clients are becoming increasingly aware of ESG issues and want their dollars to make a difference. This might not be a new declaration in 2021 but it’s certainly something advisors must cater for as clean energy gathers pace, human rights and diversity dominate the news, and investors point their portfolio to the future. Click here to read

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Why Your Outdoor Dining Area Needs a Tech Upgrade

The restaurant industry is constantly evolving, responding to changing consumer tastes, social pressures, and new regulations. It is no wonder then that a recent survey by The National Restaurant Association found that 88 percent of adults feel that restaurants are an important part of their community. But the year 2020 forced restaurants to be even more adaptable, especially when it

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How Outdoor Dining Technology is Helping Restaurants Bring Business Back to Normal

The restaurant industry is still recovering from a tough year. According to estimates, more than 110,000 food services establishments permanently closed their doors in 2020. There is, however, reason to hope that 2021 will be a much better year for the restaurant industry. Click here to read more.

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