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2023 marked our 14th year of building a brighter web, and our team reached new heights this year. It was a record year for active clients and revenue earned for GreenMellen.
Read MoreGreenMellen is proud to announce several community partnerships with outstanding local nonprofit organizations during 2023.
Read MoreMarietta-based digital marketing agency GreenMellen received two annual dotCOMM awards for client websites launched during 2023.
Read MoreMay 27, 2023, is the 20th anniversary of WordPress—the most popular content management system on the internet. Much has changed about the web since 2003, but WordPress has been an important fixture for many who develop websites.
Read MoreMarietta-based digital marketing agency GreenMellen has been named as one of the top small businesses for the third consecutive year by the Cobb Chamber of Commerce.
Read MoreGreenMellen was awarded two Atlanta Marketer of the Year (AMY) awards by the Atlanta chapter of the American Marketing Association on Wednesday evening.
Read MoreA GreenMellen messaging strategy shares our recommendations based on our conversations with you, industry research, and our knowledge of marketing best practices. This is the foundation for the rest of your marketing—from your website and beyond.
Read MoreGreenMellen has been named as a finalist for an annual award for the annual AMYs awards ceremony organized by the Atlanta chapter of the American Marketing Association.
Read MoreWe had a robot write a blog post about artificial intelligence in marketing. What’s the worst that could happen?
Read MoreWe like to write these recap blog posts each year. It helps us to celebrate what we’ve accomplished and learn from how much we’ve grown. Taking time to reflect on the past year is a healthy way to move into the next one with humility and momentum.
Read MoreWhether you’re a loyal GreenMellen blog follower, or this is your first time on our website, here are the top five blog posts and top five podcast episodes created by our team during 2022.
Read MoreSome developers rely on shortcuts and duplicated work to promise quick and cheap results. However, you may end up getting what you pay for. There’s a reason why it takes more time and budget to do quality websites the right way.
Read MoreIt’s a common misconception that design is just meant to make things beautiful. And while that’s not altogether wrong, it’s only a portion of what great design does. Good design does make things beautiful, but great design is not only beautiful but solves a problem. This is what we call strategic design. Here at GreenMellen, we believe that great design is rooted in problem-solving. Our mission is to identify your business’s problem before we even open a design program. Great design shouldn’t be a one-size-fits-all solution. For example, a nonprofit that wants to equip its audience with valuable resources about its organization may require a different strategy for its visual branding and web design than a luxury homebuilder who wants to showcase its services and portfolio to increase its sales. This is where the power of strategic design can make a difference within your unique business. 1. Strategic design tells […]
Read MoreWhen we make changes on our website, site visitors may not see the change immediately. It can be frustrating for both parties, but there’s an easy fix. “Just clear your cache.” The next frustration arises when the viewer only refreshes their browser window. A lot of people don’t realize refreshing and clearing cache aren’t the same thing. Let’s dig in and explore the differences and the solutions. What is Cache? When you surf the internet, your browser (Google Chrome, Safari, Mozilla Firefox, or any other program you use to see websites) keeps a collection of recently-viewed pages to help with faster loading times. The alternative to caching pages and their contents (image files, code, data, etc.) would be your computer downloading all of that information every time you visit a webpage. That could take a long time and become annoying in no time. Is it bad not to clear my […]
Read MoreMembers of six Cobb County organizations gathered together Tuesday afternoon to unveil the result of their collective efforts—the latest local Little Free Library. The public service project was part of the Literacy & Justice For All program, a city-wide collaborative effort in Marietta to improve third-grade reading proficiency. This gathering also proves that community impact is truly a collaborative effort. The six organizations represented at the ribbon-cutting included: GreenMellen, a Marietta-based digital marketing agency, sponsored the project. The literacy initiative aligns with two of the agency’s core values: always improving and sharing their expertise. The Cobb Collaborative is a nonprofit that served as the connection point between all of the other groups. Literacy is one of the Collaborative’s key initiatives for supporting meaningful growth in Cobb County. The institution receiving the new Little Free Library was Princeton Academy, located off of Fairgate Road near the Marietta Square. The school was […]
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