Driven Digital

Digital Marketing is changing.

In today's fast-paced digital world, marketing has undergone a significant transformation. With the rise of digital technologies, new avenues have opened for your manufacturing business to reach and engage with your target audience.

The importance of digital marketing for manufacturers:
1) Enhances your reach and visibility
2) Helps you target the right audience
3) Builds brand reputation

Driven Digital will help your manufacturing company build a multiple-channel approach.

Digital marketing strategies for manufacturers:
- Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
- Content Marketing
- Email Marketing
- Social Media Marketing
- Data Analytics

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This week’s manufacturing economic update indicates manufacturing production is expected to reach pre-pandemic levels by year’s end. Manufacturing production increased 0.9% in December, rising for the eighth straight month. Despite gains since the spring, manufacturing production remained 2.6% below the pre-pandemic pace in February. Overall, manufacturing production fell 6.5% on average in 2020, but output should rise by the same percentage in 2021, surpassing pre-pandemic levels.

Chief Economist Chad Moutray and the National Association of Manufacturers have other essential takes on economic indicators here: https://bit.ly/3bMF8sE

Elsewhere, even as capacity remained 2.3% below what was seen in February, manufacturing capacity utilization increased from 72.7% in November to 73.4% in December, the highest rate since the COVID-19 pandemic began.

Manufacturing job openings remained strong, despite pulling back from October’s all-time high, with 498,000 postings in the sector in November. In general, the U.S. had 1.64 unemployed workers for every one job opening.

In January, manufacturing activity expanded in the New York Federal Reserve Bank’s district for the seventh consecutive month, albeit at the slowest pace since June. Business leaders were upbeat in their outlook. Yet, input costs accelerated at the fastest rate since September 2018.