Jul 17, 2023
Local Stars Media is the new brand name of former Local Stars Digital Marketing Services - signaling an increased focus on multimedia marketing solutions.

Cheyenne, United States - July 17, 2023 /PressCable/ —
Cheyenne-based digital marketing agency Local Stars Media announces its rebranding to better reflect its focus on strategic multimedia solutions for businesses across sectors.
More details can be found at http://www.localstarsmedia.com Formerly known as Local Stars Digital Marketing Services, the agency is now specializing exclusively in the development of hyper-targeted, omni-media campaigns designed to provide sustainable online visibility for local businesses.
With the new branding, the agency is offering a more accurate reflection of its core service: creating custom multimedia content designed to promote its clients via branded news articles, podcasts, slideshows, videos, and others.
At the core of this approach to marketing is hyper-targeting, explains a company representative. The idea is to closely analyze each company’s main service and break it down into multiple specific topics based on audience interests - from specific uses of each product or service to key audience groups, common questions asked by the prospects, and many others.
The agency will then create a personalized content plan and deliver a steady stream of branded content for the client to review. Upon approval, the content will be published on hundreds of high-authority media platforms - generating substantial benefits in terms of online visibility and authority.
“I cover local businesses like yours for a variety of reasons including how they have responded to the current crisis, the quality of their services, and publish hyper-local ads in major publications to bring more clients,” says agency founder and experienced content marketing strategist Matt Mullaney
“In fact, ensuring you get a clear benefit from this media coverage is our top priority. Our team consists of writers, developers, and advertising professionals that have helped hundreds of businesses get more patients, clients, and customers in a variety of industries. We help you to reach your best clients by crafting meaningful hyper-local ads and media coverage. If there’s a service you offer in a specific location, neighborhood, or region, we help you get seen.”
Interested parties can find more information at https://www.linkedin.com/in/localstarsmedia/
Contact Info:
Name: Matt Mullaney
Email: Send Email
Organization: Local Stars Media
Address: 1603 Capitol Avenue, Suite 413A , Cheyenne, Wyoming 82001, United States
Website: http://www.LocalStarsMedia.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89102586
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