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Whether you need to house your supplementary work equipment or your prized collection of turtlenecks, 56 Mini Storage has the space and supplies to make sure each client has an exceptional storage experience! Cassidy had the opportunity to work with the business’ administration to refresh the company’s brand identity – one of the most important steps in creating company image longevity. We also assisted 56 Mini Storage in overhauling their website to a more dynamic and user-friendly information hub with expanded content and mobile responsiveness.

The new, updated website is already proving it’s value! Check it out here.

Does anyone else detest being duped by deceptive article titles?

Sure, there are some obviously dubious links even the most amateur internet user would be wary to click – posts with vague titles like “Banks HATE Him! See how he made $10,000 in one afternoon!” or “She Changed One Thing about Her Diet – What Happened Next Will Shock You!” But some of these articles can come across as well-meaning or informative, only to have the rug pulled out once you reach the page.

These questionable offers and unsourced articles are called ‘clickbait’ – and clickbait is one of the most frustrating things encountered as a social media consumer. I recently observed a clickbait article with a title to the effect of “7 Things I Did to Help My Child Sleep, and Why I Never Looked Back.” As a parent, I naturally gravitated toward it, thinking perhaps there were some things I have been missing in my children’s sleep routine that I could do better.

False. Out of the seven changes this person allegedly tried, she stated that only one worked – although she went to great lengths to describe the six failures before listing the solo success. I had been duped into believing there was going to be information on seven things for me to try, only to read the clear majority were disappointments – which allowed the author to not-so subtly promote her product at the end. What a waste!

This digital deception should be avoided on business blogs, professional Facebook pages, or company websites. To build solid relationships with potential customers and a positive image for your organization, it is essential to establish trust. Clients who follow your business on any social media platform expect to see truthful, valuable content emanating from your company.

Clickbait erodes trust in a company’s validity. Accurate, clear headlines build confidence and expectation. Make no mistake, you can give posts and articles fun, engaging headlines, just ensure the content behind the headline is equally as dynamic and worthwhile to your clients. Articles, posts, and even memes presented on your business’ social media, should be pertinent to readers, as these place your business in the position of authority on a product or service. Once you’ve garnered that influence, it is much simpler to stand out from the competition, as your brand becomes associated with authenticity. If your content adds value to your consumer base, it is also more likely that your platform will accrue more regular traffic, as people see real reasons to do business with you. As always, positive brand recognition is a good thing!

To sum up – avoid using clickbait as part of your marketing strategy. Build your online image through useful and credible content!

Another month, another successful issue of The Pennsylvania Lawyer magazine!

Cassidy is proud to be an integral part of the bi-monthly publication of this prestigious periodical. This issue takes an in-depth look at the life of the new Pennsylvania Bar Association president, Sharon López, as well as highlights several topics facing the legal community. From advice on attracting talented attorneys to reexamining the validity of eyewitness evidence, the articles are compelling – and the design Cassidy provided complements the weighty nature of the content.

To read the issue in it’s entirety, click here.

As the saying goes, “The greatest wealth, is health.”  As a leader in research for implementing precision medicine, the team at Vydahl takes this conviction very seriously. Their organization is determined to remove the uncertainty, ambiguity and confusion from healthcare data and provide insights and analysis to identify cost savings, best outcomes and investment opportunities. In short, they make metrics meaningful, and deliver the strategies to reach organizational goals.
Cassidy assisted The Vydahl Group by providing cutting-edge branding tools, website construction and art direction, as well as content creation and management. The innovative, highly-responsive website helps the firm build a presence in the health information management marketplace and establish a hub for their advisory services.

Spring is upon us! Finally, the residual gloominess of winter has dispersed for another year, and we can begin to enjoy sunshine and short sleeves. There is something about the way flowers and greenery go from tiny buds to sudden bursts of vibrant color that make it seem as though nature is saying ‘wake up, it’s time to party!’

For the team at Paul’s Lawn Care, however, spring weather means the start of another season of hard work maintaining the blooming landscape of their clients. Cassidy had the pleasure of working with PLC owner Paul Reiser to launch an updated website that underscores both their commitment to perfection, and scope of their undertakings. Our [completed!] goal was to highlight the company’s unique new logo, as well as create a streamlined and user-friendly site. Cassidy also assisted PLC in website art direction and content management.

For all those lawn-lovers out there – be sure to give your yard some ‘TLC’ with PLC!

For years, Cassidy has had the privilege to design and execute each bimonthly issue of The Pennsylvania Lawyer magazine – and we still get excited every time a new edition is published! This volume features:

• “Lawyers Refusing to Quit”
• “What You Can Learn from Irate Clients”
• “Staying Vigilant to Protect Clients’ Estates.”

Also, check out articles about the Mindfulness in Meditation and Latin in Lawyering.