Oct 3, 2022
CCH Marketing Services LLC (+1-323-481-5393) has expanded its digital marketing services for jewelry stores throughout Pasadena, California. The agency offers SEO-optimized content and automated visibility campaigns.

Pasadena,United States - October 3, 2022 /NewsNetwork/ —
The latest version of the service provides multi-faceted content solutions with news articles, blogs, audio ads, and slide decks. It connects jewelers to local, national, and international audiences and offers increased engagement through social media.
More information can be found at: https://cchmarketingservices.com
The new service expansion is designed to assist jewelry clients in their growth goals by tapping into the traffic potential of a first-page Google ranking. Leveraging high-authority placements, the content marketing service makes it more likely a client can rank in the 3-Pack.
In 2022, almost 85% of marketers featured content creation as part of their strategy. The industry is growing quickly because it offers a cost-effective growth solution for small businesses and entrepreneurs. The Pasadena agency uses proprietary software to improve online reputation and build stronger brand awareness for clients.
In addition to professionally written news articles, businesses receive engaging slideshows to improve their brand visibility. These can also be turned into digital flip books to showcase products or services. Audio ads can be published across Apple Podcasts and Google Podcasts, helping businesses to reach a global audience. The AI-assisted software will also create videos for businesses wanting to build traction on YouTube and other popular content platforms.
Run by CEO Charles Hartman, who has over 30 years of experience in the field, the agency aims to improve online exposure through targeted content marketing solutions. Each campaign is based on highly searchable keywords, with content written by trained and experienced content specialists.
After each campaign, businesses receive a snapshot report to highlight success stories. Businesses can use these to see how their visibility is growing, and where to optimize their efforts. Regularly posting over time provides compounding results and enhances SERPs.
A spokesperson states: “We use a one-of-a-kind, AI-enhanced content software that not only increases your company’s online searchability but creates omnipresence in your specific marketplace. We work with you and study your company, then use specific terms and keywords to build our content.”
Interested parties can learn more at: https://cchmarketingservices.com
Contact Info:
Name: Charles (Chris) Hartman
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Organization: CCH Marketing Services LLC
Address: 1052 Seco Street #206, Pasadena, California 91103, United States
Phone: +1-323-481-5393
Website: https://cchmarketingservices.com/
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