SourceOne Digital Solutions Receives Nomination for Best Marketing Agency 2021
Sep 21, 2021
SourceOne Digital Solutions, a digital marketing agency in Fort Collins, Colorado, has received official nomination and placement on the 2021 ballot for the NOCO Style Magazine Best Of Awards.
Fort Collins, United States - September 21, 2021 /PressCable/ —
SourceOne Digital Solutions, a provider of marketing services, including Google My Business optimization and visibility, Facebook advertising, and Google Maps Marketing, has recently received an official nomination for a 2021 NOCO Style Best Of Award. This is the company’s second year on the Northern Colorado publication’s ballot for the annual award in the category of Marketing Agencies. In 2020, SourceOne Digital Solutions won top honors, placing first in the category.
A vote for SourceOne in the “Best Marketing Agency” category can be cast here. Or just scroll down to “Best Marketing Agency” and click ‘vote’ on SourceOne Digital Solutions.
Founded by digital entrepreneur and veteran of the technology industry, Brooks Hinkle, SourceOne launched in January of 2019 with a mission of helping customers nationwide dramatically increase their company visibility and local authority through harnessing the power of Google. Going well beyond traditional SEO, which has become common in today’s marketplace, SourceOne set out to go to the next level of digital marketing, tapping into the myriad channels and platforms powered by Google. SourceOne focuses on Google Maps, Apple Maps, and related ‘location-based’ assets resulting in businesses being easily searched and found by their customers.
Additionally, SourceOne Digital Solutions employs experts in the field of social media advertising, offering top-level options for customers seeking ways to best utilize Facebook and other platforms in showcasing their products and services.
NOCO Style is a regional publication originally founded in the late 1970’s by notable entrepreneur and socialite Lydia Dody. After operating the magazine for more than 35 years, Dody sold ownership to another area publisher, Tonya Randolph, and the business name was changed from Lydia’s Style to Style and then to its current moniker. The magazine launched its annual Best Of Awards in the past decade in order to highlight outstanding businesses in the Northern Colorado region.
With a print distribution of 40K+ copies per month in glossy format, offered at business stops throughout the region each month, and a digital readership of 120K per month, NOCO Style is a legacy publication that is well known and recognized for being the premier magazine of the area. The Best Of Awards feature numerous business categories and a company must receive 50 or more nominations in order to be placed on the official voting ballot; SourceOne has now earned a spot on the ballot and voting has been in process during the summer and early fall months. Awards are given in December each year.
In addition to SourceOne’s own nominations and ballot spot, 39 of the company’s current clients are also nominated for this year’s awards, spanning across multiple categories. SourceOne Digital Solutions is a member of the Fort Collins Chamber of Commerce and has a five-star rating on Google, as determined by numerous customer reviews. The company continues to expand its operations and client base.
Contact Info:
Name: Brooks Hinkle
Email: Send Email
Organization: SourceOne Digital Solutions
Address: 621 Park St., Fort Collins, CO 80521, United States
Phone: +1-970-670-9163
Website: https://www.facebook.com/pg/SourceOneDigitalMarketing/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89046255
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