Simple question: Are you marketing to win or not to lose? There is a difference. Greg Taylor of Trinity Web Media discusses the differences between playing to win and playing not to lose.

We all have ideas, but the only idea that is worth anything is the one that one we execute. How hard and fast do we take our ideas and how far is up to you, but Kevin and Greg have differing opinions and have been able to develop a process that works around moving the idea forward with velocity.

In this BONUS Edition of The New Marketing Show, Greg Taylor sits down in the Trinity Web Media podcast studio and discusses the balance of doing good, charging clients, effecting change, giving back and being good people. Listen in and be a part of a bigger conversation.

Content Marketing is more competitive than ever. Greg Taylor of Trinity Web Media discusses a couple of ways to break through the competitive content landscape.

This week on The New Marketing Show Kevin and Greg discuss their approach to problem solving. This process extends to everything they do from Digital Marketing to WordPress Development and Customer Service. Listen in as they talk about acknowlege, empathize, expectations and delivery.

In this BONUS episode Greg Taylor talks about some of his favorite ways to find content for your WordPress site or marketing. Check it out.

Everyone in the WordPress world should be getting ready for WordPress 5.0 and the New Gutenberg update. But, do you know who Gutenberg was and what is his significance. Not only that, this is the first time WordPress is breaking traditional naming conventions. Learn more about the naming of WordPress releases and how they came about.

Mentioned article: Gutenberg & Gravity Forms by Nate Baldwin

How projects are billied are somtimes just as important as the pricing. In this episode of The New Marketing Show Kevin & Greg talk about project pricing models and how the work for clients.

SEO is a fickle practice. More than that SEO is a fickle science. What works today will not be guaranteed to work tomorrow. Learn more about SEO for WordPress on this companion podcast to Trinity Web Media's WordPress For Small Business eBook.

There is a social media psychology in play whenever you engage your audience on the designated platforms. Each user has specific intent while perusing the network. People do not use Facebook in the same manner they use Linkedin or Twitter. The behavior and the intent are vastly different, thus each social media platform has it’s own user psychology.