If there’s one thing you can rely on, it’s how much pet owners LOVE their pets. It’s no wonder the global pet products market grew to an estimated $180 billion in 2020 and is projected to grow to $255 billion by 2027. But as a small pet store owner, how do you compete in this market when you’re up against the PetSmart’s and PETCO’s of the world? Or the shmAmazons and Ch*wy.com’s online? Answer ->

Compounding blog posts are designed to be evergreen articles, which is to say that they’re built to be relevant long after they’ve been published. Think of how-to articles, ultimate guides, and research reports; these types of blogs pull in new users time and time again because their value never sours.

We are so excited to be able to support this incoming “good-trouble” maker in the digital marketing and advertising world. Graduating this coming spring (the first in his family!!) from the University of Oregon with his Bachelor’s degree. Double majoring in Cinema Studies and Business Administration with a Marketing concentration, we know he’s going to make a significant impact in the coming years.

This is an incredibly competitive landscape, and it’s only going to become moreso. There are thousands of brands that sell exactly what you sell, trying to reach exactly the same buyers you’re trying to reach. You need an agency who is going to help position your brand in a way that drives home more sales, grows your market share, and implements tactics and strategies to keep you ahead of the competition.

In this introductory guide, we will explore how your brand can implement successful and effective marketing strategies for the CPG space, examine a few case studies of CPG brands, and dive into some upcoming topics you’ll be able to learn more about on our blog in the weeks to come.

Continually being recognized as a digital marketing leader in such a crowded and competitive market shows the value Intuitive can provide to organizations of all sizes. Our strategy-first approach ensures we set a clear course to help you reach your business goals.

With more opportunities than ever before to advertise on social media, brands face a challenging dilemma. Which social channel is the right place to advertise? When evaluating the best social channels for your brand, it’s important to not take things at face value and make sure to consider the advantages and disadvantages of each advertising platform.

When it comes to selling skincare products online, there are two main factors you need to consider and control: Marketing and Branding. We’ll talk about the do’s and don’ts for each.

Social media marketing opens up the big, bold, beautiful world of targeting users based on their interests, online/app behavior, content they follow and engage with, and so, so much more. And there’s almost no better industry than beauty for paid social advertising – beauty products make up the second largest product category for engagement across social platforms.