As social media dictates the trends and taste of the modern day world, a vital new industry is emerging to help brands adapt to the online landscape: digital marketing, championed at its best by market leader T1 Advertising and its charismatic CEO Thomas Herd of Forbes Magazine.
T1 has cemented its place at the top of the industry by bringing already sought-after clients like the Ritz-Carlton and Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton (LVMH) to the highest level of virtual presence, while likewise catapulting emerging brands such as Liquid Death Water and Love Loren to the upper echelon of prestige through its risk-free, high-reward growth strategies, having already succeeded in taking more than a dozen startups to a 9 to 10 figure market valuations.
CEO of T1 Advertising Thomas Herd rose to prominence by engineering scientific formulas to deliver every key performance indicator (KPI) that could be desired by a client, taking a mathematical and quantifiable approach to success in the digital markets that protected client’s downsides.
As T1’s clientele expanded, T1’s stable of journalists spread rapidly and the dyamo firm was able to earn contributorships across an arrary of globe’s top publications, including Mens Journal, Entrepreneur, Fortune, Maxim, and Ocean Drive.
Rounding out the all star team at T1 is SVP and Creative Director Dimetri Hogan who works on dreaming up inventive spaces alongside brands’ desires to create much talked-and-blogged about events that connect real-life people directly to the clients, such as he has executed with industry leading clients such as Prada, Miu Miu, Arizona Ice Tea and countless others.
For more information on how T1 Advertising is disrupting digital marketing, check out Thomas Herd’s Forbes Columnor the T1 Website.
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