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It was only a few months after Facebook purchased Instagram, wanting to secure the #1 spot for photo sharing, when rumors began to surface of Twitter dabbling in video. In October 2012, Twitter acquired the New York startup Vine and come January 24th, released the standalone Vine app.

Search Engine Optimization, or SEO, is a constant topic within the marketing and advertising industry How do you optimize your website to be on top? What keywords should you use?

In 2009, Denver brand agency, FiG Advertising and Marketing was born. Thanks to our two founders, a better way to interact with clients throughout the creative process became our foundation.  Since then, the company has grown to 8, moved into a new office and we are happy to be celebrating our 4th anniversary!

Intern America and Experience Pros have teamed up to name one local business the company with “The Biggest Bite” and FiG is delighted to be in the running for this award as one of the top 5 companies!

In the last decade, the Super Bowl has grabbed the attention of 125 different marketers. If you had to guess which company has held the biggest presence, you probably wouldn't be too shocked to find out it's Anheuser-Busch.

We, at FiG Advertising + Marketing, are pleased to have been selected as the internet marketing company of choice for Belay Communications' website redesign. Their current site fails to reflect the quality of PR campaigns they generate for their clients. There are many Denver internet advertising companies out there and we think it's safe to say that Belay made the right choice.

We are very excited to announce that FiG has awarded 2 new brand identity projects to the winners of Rocky Mountain Micro Finance Institute’s Fall 2011 Business Launch Boot Camp (RMMFI)! At FiG Advertising and Marketing we strongly believe that a new businesses needs the proper tools to survive.

FiG is excited to announce a Fight Show, from our client Fight to Win, which will be an absolute game changer. We can't wait to get going with this event.

Last time, we discussed how to find your niche. This time we'll discuss how to keep your niche from rivals. Once you discover your business niche, in this quickly developing competitive environment, you have to protect it.

We have completed our first White Paper on Social Media Marketing. Please let us know what you think and how we might improve on our writing.