Posts by Joy Olivia Miller

Joy Olivia Miller

About the author | Joy Olivia Miller

Joy is the creative director at TBH Creative and uses her expertise to help clients use their online communications to build, design, and manage their brands. She likes to blog about content marketing in all its forms, the latest trends in digital marketing, and share tools with readers.

Questions to guide your crisis marketing strategy

crisis marketing strategy

This post is part of TBH Creative’s series on digital marketing, crisis communications, and COVID-19. Even if you have never watched Monty Python’s classic comedy Life of Brian (1979), you’ve likely heard Eric Idle’s “Always Look on the Bright Side of Life.” During emergencies like the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, though, it can be hard to […]

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3 ways to improve your telehealth website marketing

telehealth website services help doctors connect with patients at home

This post is part of TBH Creative’s series on digital marketing, crisis communications, and COVID-19. Telehealth services are revolutionizing the way doctors and other healthcare providers are helping patients improve their health and wellbeing. Whether you’re introducing a new telemedicine line because of the COVID-19 crisis or ramping up promotion for your existing telehealth services […]

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Web design showcase: Best career pages

Every company finds and hires its new employees differently. There’s no one-size-fits-all process that works universally. The same can’t be said for job seekers, though. That’s one reason why how you hire might impact your recruitment results as much as who you hire—especially if your website hasn’t been designed and written to help you attract […]

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3 steps to editing marketing copy like a pro

Most of the time if you make a typo or spelling error, the result is an embarrassment, but letting mistakes like these slip by can sometimes prove costly. Just ask NASA. In 1962, they were forced to explode the Mariner I space shuttle over the Atlantic Ocean. Shortly after launching the ill-fated rocket, NASA scientists […]

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How to use customer feedback for persona research

The duo Simon & Garfunkel’s song “The Sound of Silence” became a number one hit 1966, and—because it means as much to people today as it did back then—the Library of Congress added it to the National Recording Registry for being “culturally, historically, or aesthetically important” in 2012. As the song alludes in its timeless […]

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