About Us
Marketing company specializing in social media management and inbound marketing strategies for small and medium-sized businesses. Other services include graphic design for both print and web, and Wordpress web design and maintenance.
How We Got Started
I started my own company after being laid off in 2008. I saw a growing disconnect small businesses not communicating effectively with their target market(s). I felt, with my unique skill sets and knowledge, I could help bridge the gap because I don't just have working knowledge - I work within my industry every single day, applying design principles and strategies with each client's business to help them get more ROI through more ROE.
The products and services we offer
Recommendations Received (21)
"Lisa is extremely knowledgeable and skilled at managing a company's social media presence. ..."
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"Lisa is extremely knowledgeable and skilled at managing a company's social media presence. Visibly Media does branded posts or reels to make sure they attract audiences back to the company's contact or their website. They do a great job!"
"Lisa is incredible at design, but she also sees the big picture business operations stuff too. ..."
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"Lisa is incredible at design, but she also sees the big picture business operations stuff too. She would be a great addition to your team."
Products & Services
Post to a minimum of three (3) social media accounts at least once daily to promote business. If posting to a Twitter account, minimum of 15, but t...
Design includes up to three (3) comps, 5 changes. Your business image/logo, your personal photo(s), contact information, colors, main points to hig...
To make your website work for your business, you need to show up in search results. Visibly Media LLC offers technical SEO audits for business webs...
Recommendations Given (15)
"Rob and his team helped us save money on three drivers and our home insurance, plus my family's..."
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"Rob and his team helped us save money on three drivers and our home insurance, plus my family's home! Cimato Insurance is top-notch in customer service and finding great rates!"
"I met Patrick as a member of ASBA & The Business Mentor Team about a decade ago. He was very..."
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"I met Patrick as a member of ASBA & The Business Mentor Team about a decade ago. He was very insightful with my business, helping me learn the whys of my choices and growing in a more productive way through improved consultation process, including estimates & pricing, and growing my knowledge in marketing. Patrick allowed me to make my choices and learn from them, and still ask questions to continue learning. I owe my success in business, including a rebranding of my business, to his training. Patrick commands two ends of the DISC scale (this WHY is amazing!) and is DISC trained himself. I highly recommend Patrick for coaching or mentoring to success."
Recent Activity
I've never applied for any PPP or financial assistance. As a solopreneur, it's up to me to find the work – even now – I feel there are other businesses that need the assistance more than mine does. As to resources, surrounding myself with positive people has been a tremendous help! They've served...
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I've never applied for any PPP or financial assistance. As a solopreneur, it's up to me to find the work – even now – I feel there are other businesses that need the assistance more than mine does. As to resources, surrounding myself with positive people has been a tremendous help! They've served as mentors, whether or not they've realized it, not only providing creative ideas for my business, but also serving as a sounding board for frustrations. During the first few months of the pandemic, I taught people how to use online resources for meetings and continue to stay in contact with them to answer questions. I'm now focusing back on teaching business owners how to use their social media channels and create new channels if it makes sense for their business. I stay in touch with my clients and prospects largely by email or through social media; I ask them what best method is to contact them in the future and send them a calendar invite to block out time. A personal touch is terrific but not always easy to accommodate as they need their phones and time for their clients, and I want to make sure I always respect this.
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I've been in #Toastmasters for 5 years, it's been a tremendous journey! It's not just about learning to improve your presentation skills – it's also about leadership and learning how to work with others. These skills have helped me in my business
– it's been the best experience ever!
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I've been in #Toastmasters for 5 years, it's been a tremendous journey! It's not just about learning to improve your presentation skills – it's also about leadership and learning how to work with others. These skills have helped me in my business
– it's been the best experience ever!
Hi, Tom, four things that hit me right away about your website:
the domain name is more of an acronym vs. a business name;there doesn't appear to be a physical address, which you need to verify if you're running Google AdSense and runs through Google My Business;there is no Secure Socket...
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Hi, Tom, four things that hit me right away about your website:
the domain name is more of an acronym vs. a business name;there doesn't appear to be a physical address, which you need to verify if you're running Google AdSense and runs through Google My Business;there is no Secure Socket Layer certificate (SSL), which Google now wants on all websites, whether or not you have a form collecting information; I didn't see a link to a privacy policy.
I've pasted some links below that may be helpful for you:
https://hosting.review/tips-tools/google-ssl-update/
https://www.google.com/adsense/start/get-started/#/?modal_active=none
https://allbloggingtips.com/applying-for-google-adsense-program/
https://support.google.com/adsense/answer/23921?hl=en
https://support.google.com/adsense/answer/48182?hl=en
Best regards, Lisa Raymond Visibly Media LLC
I would recommend going through each city's REALTOR® association for help. It also may become something the association(s) may sponsor an ad for locally. Writing blog articles aimed at the real estate industry with a call-to-action about the offer may help, along with specific hashtags for the...
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I would recommend going through each city's REALTOR® association for help. It also may become something the association(s) may sponsor an ad for locally. Writing blog articles aimed at the real estate industry with a call-to-action about the offer may help, along with specific hashtags for the real estate industry (may be state-to-state specific).
Good afternoon! My company manages several clients' social media accounts and would like to chat with you about your social media marketing, including your goals, expectations, and what you've done so far. I'm located in Arizona - we can do a Skype or Zoom meeting if that helps our meeting. If...
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Good afternoon! My company manages several clients' social media accounts and would like to chat with you about your social media marketing, including your goals, expectations, and what you've done so far. I'm located in Arizona - we can do a Skype or Zoom meeting if that helps our meeting. If you've created social accounts, I'd like to take a look at them prior to our discussion. My email is lisa@visiblymedia.com. I look forward to our conversation!
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As a freelancer before I started my business, two of the things I found to be frustrating was communication, or, lack thereof, and expected "immediacy" from the agencies I worked with.
The best way to overcome both is to keep communication open. I work with 2 freelance graphic artists and one...
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As a freelancer before I started my business, two of the things I found to be frustrating was communication, or, lack thereof, and expected "immediacy" from the agencies I worked with.
The best way to overcome both is to keep communication open. I work with 2 freelance graphic artists and one web programmer, and they know once I have all the information from a client meeting, I detail back to them so they can get the project done. If the client updates this information, I make sure to get it to my group as quickly and timely as possible.
One way to overcome the expectation on time is, again, to communicate your expectations to the freelancer. If you need something "ASAP" or "immediately", that should be defined. For example, most people think either term means "drop what you're doing and get this to me now". Sometimes, waiting a couple of days is sufficient. I understand that in many cases, the client ends up triggering this response. Did the agency follow-up with the client as deadline approached? Did the freelancer follow-up with agency to inform them the deadline was approaching?
Don't want for either side to spearhead the communication and follow-up aspect. Take ownership of both tasks and be viewed more professionally in the eyes of both clients and agencies.
