Like your favorite pair of jeans, Denim Marketing is a comfortable fit. Stone-washed, faded or dark blue, we tailor marketing strategies to meet your specific needs and niche.
Our approach to marketing focuses on your core assets (website, brand and content) and drives traffic to those assets through content development and syndication, social media, public relations, search engine optimization, reputation management, creative, email marketing and advertising.
Jeans aren’t one-size-fits-all, and neither are marketing strategies. We will work with you to create a perfect fit for your company’s marketing program.
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Denim Marketing is a marketing agency focused on a tried-and-true brand promise of providing clients with a comfortable, practical, dependable, reliable, trusted and personal experience.
Although we’re sporting the new Denim Marketing brand, our parent company, Flammer Relations, Inc., is a reliable, results-driven staple of the Atlanta marketing and public relations industry, founded by award-winning practitioner Carol Morgan in 1999.
Denim Marketing focuses on the big picture and building a strategy that drives traffic back to your core assets – your website/blog, brand, content and keywords. By approaching marketing this way, we create an effective and flexible marketing plan that includes content development and syndication, search engine optimization, social media, public relations, promotions, creative, reputation management, email marketing and media/advertising management.
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