Business
Why Construction Marketing Needs to Be More Visual
A clear trend has developed over the past few years: a notable increase in visual assets, particularly in the ways companies market themselves and communicate, either internally with their employees or externally with current or potential customers.
By Kelsey Fritz
September 18, 2018
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by Kelsey Fritz
Kelsey is a Marketing Coordinator at Trader Interactive, which specializes in providing commercial dealers and manufacturers with products and services to establish and grow their online presence in today’s market.
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