Doubling Instacart ROAS: A Case Study in Effective Optimization Strategies

Maximizing return on ad spend (ROAS) is a key objective when it comes to driving success with Instacart. We recently doubled the Instacart ROAS for one of our valued clients by implementing a series of optimization strategies. In this article, we share the steps we took to achieve this, and how you too can replicate our success on Instacart.

High-Quality Product Photos

Visual appeal plays a crucial role in capturing customers’ attention and driving conversions. Upon auditing our client’s presence on Instacart, we saw an opportunity to improve the product imagery to help their products stand out on Instacart’s virtual shelf. The enhanced visual experience resulted in increased click-through rates and ultimately higher conversion rates.

Compelling Product Descriptions

To complement the improved product imagery, we revamped the product descriptions for our client. We focused on crafting compelling and informative descriptions that highlighted the unique features, benefits, and value propositions of each product. By clearly communicating the product’s value, we were able to entice shoppers and provide them with the necessary information to make purchasing decisions. The improved product descriptions played a crucial role in increasing customer engagement and conversion rates.

Optimized Instacart Search Ads

An effective search ad strategy is pivotal in reaching the right audience and driving conversions on Instacart. We conducted extensive keyword research and analysis to identify relevant and high-converting keywords for our client’s products. By optimizing their search ads, we ensured that they were prominently displayed to users searching for similar items. This increased visibility, coupled with the use of relevant keywords, resulted in improved ad performance, higher click-through rates, and ultimately, increased conversions.

Constant Monitoring and Iterative Optimization

Achieving the desired results on Instacart requires ongoing monitoring and iterative optimization. We closely monitor return on ad spend, and other KPIs. We analyze the data to identify underperforming areas and make data-driven adjustments to improve the campaign’s performance. This iterative approach allows us to continuously fine-tune our strategy, and capitalize on successful tactics.

By implementing a comprehensive optimization strategy, we were able to double the Instacart ROAS for our client. Through the addition of high-quality product photos and compelling descriptions, we captured users’ attention and increased engagement. By optimizing Instacart search ads to focus on relevant keywords, we enhanced the visibility of our client’s products to the right audience. The success of this case study underscores the importance of constant monitoring and iterative optimization to achieve outstanding results on Instacart. Embrace these strategies, adapt them to your unique business needs, and unlock the potential to significantly improve your ROAS on Instacart.

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Nurturing a Successful Partnership: How to Effectively Work With an Agency

Collaborating with an agency partner can bring a fresh perspective, specialized expertise, and valuable resources to your marketing efforts. However, to truly leverage the benefits of this collaboration, it’s essential to establish a strong working relationship and maintain effective communication, ensuring a productive partnership.

Define Your Needs and Expectations

Before engaging with an agency, clearly define the type of agency you require based on your specific goals and objectives. Determine if you need a creative agency, a branding agency, a PR agency, a digital agency, or a combination of these. The agency you choose should complement and enhance your in-house capabilities, aligning with your overall marketing strategy.

Clarify Roles and Objectives

Decide whether you are seeking strategic guidance, implementation support, or a combination of both. Clearly communicate your expectations to the agency, outlining the specific roles they will play in your marketing initiatives. By establishing a shared understanding of objectives and responsibilities, you can maximize the effectiveness of the agency’s efforts and ensure alignment with your business goals.

Empower Creativity and Expertise

When working with an agency, it’s crucial to allow them the freedom to unleash their creativity and expertise. While providing guidance and input is essential, avoid stifling their potential by imposing excessive constraints. Trust in their capabilities and encourage them to explore innovative approaches that can lead to successful outcomes. Embrace collaboration and value the unique insights they bring to the table. After all, that’s why you hired them!

Treat Your Agency as a Member of Your Team

To foster a strong partnership, treat your agency as an extension of your in-house marketing team. Establish clear lines of communication, provide them with the necessary information and resources, and involve them in relevant discussions and decision-making processes. By treating them with the same level of respect and inclusion as your internal team, you create an environment that fosters trust, collaboration, and shared success.

Assign an Internal Point of Contact

Designate a specific point of contact within your organization to liaise with the agency. This person will serve as the primary communication channel, ensuring smooth coordination, timely feedback, and alignment between your team and the agency. Having a dedicated internal contact streamlines communication and minimizes confusion, enhancing the overall efficiency of the partnership.

Foster Open and Frequent Communication

Maintain open lines of communication with your agency partner. Regularly update them on business outcomes, campaign performance, and any shifts in priorities or strategies. Encourage them to share their insights, challenges, and recommendations. Frequent communication helps build a strong rapport, enables agility in decision-making, and ensures that both parties remain aligned and proactive in achieving shared objectives.

 

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Is Top of Funnel Marketing Dead?

In the ever-evolving landscape of marketing, there is an ongoing debate surrounding the effectiveness and relevance of top-of-funnel marketing tactics. With the increasing focus on bottom-of-funnel strategies that offer direct measurement of ROI, some question whether top-of-funnel marketing is dead. However, in this article, we will challenge this notion and shed light on the significance of top-of-funnel marketing in driving long-term success and improving bottom-of-funnel results.

The Challenge of Measuring Top-of-Funnel ROI

One of the primary arguments against top-of-funnel marketing is the difficulty in measuring its direct impact on revenue. Unlike bottom-of-funnel tactics that can be directly tied to conversions and sales, top-of-funnel awareness efforts often lack clear metrics for ROI. However, focusing solely on immediate ROI measurements can lead to overlooking the long-term benefits of building brand awareness and consideration.

The Value of Brand Awareness

Establishing brand awareness is a critical foundation for any successful marketing strategy. Without brand recognition, consumers are less likely to engage with your bottom-of-funnel marketing efforts. People are more inclined to trust and purchase from brands they are familiar with. By investing in top-of-funnel marketing, you can create a lasting impression, increase brand recall, and influence consumer decision-making throughout the customer journey.

Driving Cost-Efficiency and Improving Bottom-of-Funnel Results

While top-of-funnel marketing may be harder to measure in terms of direct ROI, it plays a crucial role in improving the effectiveness and cost-efficiency of bottom-of-funnel tactics. By first establishing brand awareness, you can enhance the impact of your conversion-focused campaigns. When consumers are already familiar with your brand, they are more likely to engage with your targeted ads, click on your links, and convert into customers. This ultimately reduces the cost per acquisition and increases return on ad spend (ROAS) and overall ROI.

Balancing Top-of-Funnel and Bottom-of-Funnel Strategies

To maximize marketing effectiveness, it’s essential to strike a balance between top-of-funnel and bottom-of-funnel strategies. While bottom-of-funnel tactics provide measurable results, neglecting top-of-funnel efforts can limit your long-term growth potential. Consider allocating a portion of your budget to top-of-funnel campaigns, leveraging various tactics such as content marketing, social media, influencer partnerships, and thought leadership.

 

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Mark Cantrell | Mushing and Music: Lessons in Leadership from Sled Dog Racing to The Florida Orchestra

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Mark Cantrell, President & CEO of The Florida Orchestra, shares his incredible journey as a musician, airline pilot, and sled dog racer, to ultimately leading the largest professional symphony orchestra in Florida. He offers insights on how these experiences helped him to think creatively and problem solve, and the importance for effective leaders to possess these abilities.

He also shares how The Florida Orchestra builds community and breaks down barriers, as well as how leaders succeed by putting their egos aside, surrounding themselves with great people, and doing what’s right for the organization.

The Florida Orchestra’s Impact: “The Florida Orchestra is recognized as Tampa Bay’s leading performing arts institution, the largest professional symphony orchestra in Florida, and one of the most vibrant, innovative orchestras in America. Through extraordinary musical performances, the orchestra has inspired the people of Tampa Bay for over 50 years, and serves as a leader and beacon for the musical arts throughout the state.”

The Arts as a Means to Unite a Community: “Our whole goal is to break down barriers. We can bring people together from very diverse parts of our community, to unite in peace and enjoy something beautiful. We’re such a divided people right now, and the beauty of the arts, whether it be music or live theatre or visual arts, it brings us together as human beings in a peaceful setting. It helps us to become one and to unite as opposed to divide.”

The Tampa Bay Community’s Giving Spirit: “We have fantastic patrons, donors, and sponsors. This is an incredibly caring and an incredibly giving community that values what we do, and the better we tell our story and the better we demonstrate to our community that we’re here for everyone, not just for us, the way better response we have from our patrons. If I help promote other non-profits that are doing great work, surprisingly enough, people respond in kind and give money to us. It’s not a competition, like they’re going to quit giving to The Florida Orchestra and give to somebody else. If anything, they just double down and give more.”

On Tampa’s Bright Future: “Tampa Bay has the ability to become the cultural capitol of the world. All of the pieces for that puzzle exist right now. We have amazing growth going on, a lot of money moving into the area, we have an incredibly vibrant and rich cultural scene that just wants to get better and better. If we can pull all of the right people together, within the arts world and in the business world and the community, and assemble that puzzle, we have an incredibly bright future sitting right here where we live.”

Lessons from Sled Dog Racing: “There was a lot with the [sled] dogs about, you know, you just don’t quit, and you find a way around. The only time that you quit is when there really is nothing left to do, and even then if you keep going, a lot of times you’ll find there is a solution to what you need.”

There is Always a Solution: “Never, ever quit. Never give up. It’s rare that there ever is not a solution. It may not be a solution that you like, but if you’re willing to be flexible and you’re willing to put your ego aside and you’re willing to do what’s right for the organization and surround yourself with great people on your team, you cannot help but succeed.”

Never Stop Learning: “Leadership, first and foremost, to me means an insatiable desire to learn, and to never stop learning. And when you’re learning, you’re flexible, because you’re always taking something that you can apply to your life.”

The Road to Success Starts with Putting Your Team First: “As the musher on the back of a sled, the dogs come absolutely first. If they’re not healthy, if they’re not happy, and they’re not well-fed, they’re not going anywhere and they will literally lay down on the trail and quit. So it’s always about taking care of others and putting the needs of others [first]. I do that here at The Florida Orchestra with our musicians and our staff. Their needs are more important than mine.”

What Being a Purpose-Driven Leader Means: “For me, great leaders are those that are here to serve the people that support them and work under them. And I think every organization, when you fulfill that purpose of serving others, you do well. And that starts at the top, when I’m here to help serve everyone else.”

What You Will Be Remembered For: “Making money and being successful is all great, but at the end of the day if you don’t have anything to truly be fulfilling, which is making a difference, what’s the point of having all that money or what’s the point of all that success, if you haven’t changed anyone’s life for the better?”

Richard George | The Keys to Advancing Your Organization’s Mission & Ensuring Success

Episode 1 - Richard George - The Purpose Driven Leader with Jay Taylor

Episode 1 - Richard George - The Purpose Driven Leader with Jay Taylor

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Richard George, President of the 12th largest Junior Achievement in the nation, explains the impact that Junior Achievement of Tampa Bay has on more than 60,000 students annually.

Richard shares the keys to advancing your organization’s mission and ensuring its success, such as fiscal responsibility, engaging in community partnerships, attracting the right people, and organizational culture. He also shares the number one reason people support non-profits, and it’s not what you might think.

Whether you lead a non-profit or a purpose driven for-profit, this episode is packed with incredible insights from Richard’s experience leading Junior Achievement of Tampa Bay for over 38 years.

Junior Achievement Tampa Bay’s Impact: “JA Tampa Bay offers over 20 experiential, hands on learning experiences that help students, grades k-12, discover and apply entrepreneurship, work readiness and financial literacy concepts and skills.”

Community Partnerships and Attracting the Right People: “It used to be with JA that board members represent their company, but now it’s personal. We have people that stay way beyond retirement. One of my longest relationships with a board member that I still work with today is Tom James of Raymond James- I met him 38 years ago. Tom really gets it, he is one of the toughest calls every year because he challenges you to do better things, think creatively and solve problems. That is how you really grow as a leader.”

No Money, No Mission: “You can have a great mission, but if you don’t have financial resources you will be reliant on volunteer support.”

Successful Planning, Peer Groups and Mentors: “There are many helpful leadership tips that George shares with us. One of the key takeaways from this episode he stated is to become well acquainted with peers that you inspire to be like. George has found a group of leaders with similar goals that push him to not only be a better leader, but a better individual overall. His advice is to attend that national conference, or whatever your company may put on, in an effort to meet people that have the same purpose and drive that you have.”

Being Passionate About What you Do: “Don’t default just to getting up, you need to have a reason. Find a purpose in your work every day. You’ll know it when you feel it, you’ll just fall upon it.”

A Culture That Doesn’t Accept Mediocracy: “Our whole company culture is the fact that we do not accept mediocrity. This is not just a job, all these people care so much. Our turnover rate is practically none, because people love what they are doing.”

The #1 Reason People Support Non-Profits: “The #1 reason why people support non-profits is the trust in the leadership- not the mission. Having a strong leadership team that people can trust is the biggest way to gain and maintain support for a nonprofit organization.”

4 Ways to Benefit from Google’s Helpful Content Update and Avoid Being Penalized

Google Search is continuously evolving. What many creators and website owners fail to remember is that Google does not exist to rank websites. Google exists to provide searchers with the best information.

The latest algorithm update serves to do exactly that. 

Google’s ‘helpful content update’ rewards high-quality, informative, original content made by people, for people. This means that websites with content written for search engines, rather than searchers will likely suffer. 

Here are four ways to ensure that your site is rewarded with better rankings following the latest algorithm update.

1. Be Factual, Not Fluffy

Ahrefs finds that the top-ranking page on Google only gets the most search traffic 49 percent of the time. Why? Because the top ranking page has not always included the most relevant information. The new algorithm update looks to fix that. 

It is simply not enough to quickly draft an article and stuff keywords throughout. This practice serves no purpose for the human searcher. When drafting SEO content, remember to be factual, not fluffy.

Including well-researched facts and statistics and connecting them to your product or service can help searchers make more informed decisions. Not only does this benefit the searcher, but it also benefits your business. Why wouldn’t you want your potential customers to be equipped with the knowledge you provide them with to make a purchase?

2. Be an Expert in Your Industry

Does your website convey that you’re a subject matter expert? Does it provide well-written and in-depth thought leadership content?

More than half of all shoppers report conducting research before making a purchase. This is why it’s so important to position your brand as an expert.

Be sure that every piece of blog content teaches your reader something new. Think about why your reader is on your site, and cater your content for them specifically. Prioritizing valuable information like how to use your products, the unique benefits of your services, and other helpful insights shows readers that your brand is an industry leader. 

Consider including step by step how-to’s, listicles of best practices, and any other information that your searcher will benefit from. Not only will this motivate readers to engage and convert on your website, but it will also keep them coming back for more.

3. Be Consistent and Remove Unhelpful Content

With every new algorithm update, consistency is still key and content will remain king! What does this mean for your site? 

If you have previously enlisted the help of AI to draft your blog content, or published content that was specifically designed to manipulate rankings rather than help a searcher, consider removing this content from your site. While this content may be years old, it could still cause your rankings to take a hit. 

Google suggests removing any low quality pages, merging or updating the content of individual pages into more relevant and helpful pages, or moving low quality pages to a different domain.  

As you begin creating higher-quality content, the work doesn’t end there. Remaining consistent will show Google that your site is an authority in its industry, and will help increase your rankings.

4. Enlist the Help of Boost by LEVERAGE™

Algorithm updates can often spark uncertainty, have undesirable effects on your rankings, and ultimately impact your business. With a solution, like Boost by LEVERAGE™ (our premium SEO program for brands that want to dominate the first page of Google), you can rest easy knowing that your website’s SEO follows best practices and may actually benefit from these updates.

Over the last fourteen years, we’ve developed SEO campaigns for hundreds of clients, and we know what works and what doesn’t. Let us help you gain a competitive edge and take the guesswork out of navigating this new ‘helpful content update.

Want to learn more? Let’s talk!

Want to Improve SEO Performance? Here’s Why Content Is (Still) King

More than half of all online experiences begin with a Google search. And, studies show that less than one percent of searchers will click on results from the second page. In fact, to many people, the second page of Google might as well be considered the “dark web.” 

Investing in your Search Engine Optimization (SEO) efforts is vital to your brand awareness, website traffic, and trustworthiness. In short, investing in SEO is crucial to generating marketing qualified leads and increasing sales.

While many factors may influence your rankings on Google, like page load speed, mobile responsiveness, and links, experts agree; when it comes to dominating the first page of Google, content is king. 

Learn more about why content remains the most important factor in your SEO strategy, and how Boost by LEVERAGE™ can help your brand gain a competitive edge. 

What Is “Good Content”?

When sharing any piece of content on your website, it’s important to remember your audience. Who will be reading it? 

Whether targeting customers looking to purchase a niche product or c-suite executives interested in learning more about your services, content must always provide value for the audience. This value may come in the form of industry insight, specific product or service information, and more. Think of who will be browsing the search engine results page (SERP) for your keyword queries, ask yourself why they care about a particular topic, and tailor content directly for them. 

Good SEO content teaches the reader something they did not know before, as well as informs them on why they should choose your company over any other competitor. It’s important that your content is free from spelling errors, grammar inconsistencies, and incorrect factual information. While these issues make your brand look unprofessional, they can also often prevent your content from ranking on the first page of Google. 

When writing good content, it is not enough to simply state your points. You must back up your claims with data. It is important to include consumer research, case studies, testimonials, and more to show that your brand has authority in a particular topic. 

With Boost by LEVERAGE™, a premium SEO program fourteen years in the making, brands can feel confident that their content positions them as industry leaders and provides significant value for their target audience.

Why It Matters for Your Brand

The term “content is king” stems from a 1996 essay written by Bill Gates on the future of the internet. 25 years later, the statement still holds true. 

Why? Because for brands across industries, it matters if they produce good content, especially for SEO purposes. 

Publishing high-quality content is the most effective way to boost rankings, drive traffic to your website, and generate marketing qualified leads. Good content is also more likely to be shared to other platforms, positioning your brand as an authority in its industry and growing trust with your audience.

Studies prove that customers inherently value the trust they have for a particular brand. Trust is the second most important factor for customers when making a decision on whether or not to make a purchase, following affordability in first place. And today more than ever, brands are being challenged to either live up to their customers expectations of trustworthiness, or fall behind their competitors. 

Good, original content also provides potential customers with the knowledge they need to make a confident purchase. Whether your target audience is looking to purchase a subscription to a meal plan service or is deciding between which law firm to handle their case, your content will aid them on their journey. 

Overall, prioritizing quality content for your SEO efforts will make a world of difference in how your existing and potential customers view your brand and choose to interact with it. 

Invest in Your SEO Effort With Boost by LEVERAGE™

Within the last year, 90 percent of consumers have used the internet to find a local business.  How does your content currently align with the image and value your brand is trying to portray? 

Over the last fourteen years, we’ve deployed SEO campaigns for hundreds of clients. Simply put, we know what works for your brand and what doesn’t. If you’re looking to improve SEO performance with quality content that speaks to your audience, we can help. 

To learn how Boost by LEVERAGE™ can help your brand, contact us today.

How to Elevate Your Digital Marketing With Video

When it comes to video marketing, 86 percent of marketers who use video report that it has been effective for generating leads. You may be wondering, “What is it about video marketing that makes it so impactful?” 

One of the most beneficial aspects is that it demonstrates your products or services in a more visually-engaging way than words or still images. In fact, 94 percent of marketers agree that video has helped increase user understanding about their products or services. Moving forward, video will continue to be an important tool in the branding toolbox. 

Here are some reasons why business owners and marketers benefit from investing in video, and ways you can incorporate video into your digital marketing efforts today.

Benefits of Video for Business Owners and Marketers

There are many benefits of video that business owners and marketers alike can enjoy. Let’s start with business owners. 

If you’re a business owner, video is more than just an attractive and trendy marketing tool. As mentioned previously, video has been proven to drive lead generation. Content that features authentic storytelling, shows off products and services, and builds trust with your audience helps grow qualified leads. 

With these leads comes more customers. And with more customers comes more revenue. In fact, 80 percent of businesses that use video report that it has helped them to increase sales. Utilizing video can also promote your brand’s unique personality, differentiating it from competitors in a saturated market.

For marketers, video provides another kind of value.

Video content on social media has a 1200 percent share rate compared to images and text combined. And, online videos make up more than 82 percent of all consumer internet traffic today. 

To reap the full benefits that video has to offer, it’s important to feature video content on website pages as well as in email newsletters. This is particularly beneficial for SEO purposes, helping to increase rankings and in turn increase visibility for the brand. When reporting results to clients and others in the C-suite, these heightened engagement rates, impressions, and conversions are sure to impress. 

Use Video to Tell Your Brand Story

The kinds of stories we tell about ourselves, and our brands, can make an immense difference in how consumers perceive and engage with us. If your brand is looking to tell its story, video may be a powerful medium to do so. 

Video storytelling can guide viewers through narratives that discuss their core values and spark an emotional connection. Through emotion, brands can connect on a more human level.

When telling your story through video, it’s important to define your goals, your audience, and your distribution channels. For example, a family-owned brand may have a goal of promoting their heritage story to connect with families like them. These videos may also be repurposed across social media platforms, television commercials, and paid search advertisements. 

Use Video to Build Trust

More than just visually appealing, video can help build trust for your brand among your audience. This trust serves as the foundation of long-lasting relationships between a brand and its customers. 46 percent of surveyed consumers report that they would be willing to pay more for a brand that they trust. 

Coherence and transparency through video can help customers feel more connected to a brand’s message. In addition to sharing an authentic brand story, video can help those skeptical about purchasing a product or investing in a service they’ve never used before. Video can answer frequently asked questions, demonstrate uses, and help customers troubleshoot in a more efficient way. 

By allowing these videos to live on your website and social media platforms, this provides your customers easy access to in-depth information about your brand, its products, and its services, at the click of a button.

Invest in Video for Your Digital Marketing Strategy

In 2020, 90 percent of consumers increased their video consumption habits. 9 out of 10 of these consumers also reported that they would like to see more brands and businesses utilizing video. Is your brand ready to elevate its storytelling, authenticity, trustworthiness, and value? 

Contact us today to learn more about what video can do for your brand.

LEVERAGE to Embrace Hybrid Work Model

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The agency is saying goodbye to the traditional office and hello to Hyde House, an innovative workspace in Hyde Park Village.

Today, LEVERAGE announced that it is fully embracing hybrid work by offering all of its team members the option to work in-office or from home beginning next month. LEVERAGE is no stranger to hybrid work, as management has tested the model successfully over the last year.

With this move, LEVERAGE is saying goodbye to the traditional office and hello to Hyde House, an innovative workspace in Hyde Park Village. The agency will continue to offer face-to-face client meetings at its new location, as well as Zoom meetings, which many clients have become increasingly in favor of following the pandemic. 

“With the recent evolution of communication and collaboration technology, we are able to offer our staff increased flexibility with their work arrangements, while maintaining the same level of productivity,” said Jay Taylor, CEO at LEVERAGE. “This affords our team members better work-life balance and allows us to remain an attractive option for talent in an industry where remote work has become the norm.”

About LEVERAGE

LEVERAGE is an award-winning digital marketing agency that builds brands and enables growth. It has been named one of the top 10 fastest growing companies owned or led by a University of South Florida alumnus, and ranked by the Tampa Bay Business Journal as a top 25 advertising agency.

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MEDIA CONTACT

Samantha Moffett

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813.489.4494

 

LEVERAGE Donates Scholarship To University of South Florida Muma College of Business

The LEVERAGE Scholarship for Future Marketing Professionals will award $5,000 over the next five years.

Tampa-based marketing agency, LEVERAGE, announced today that it has established a scholarship for graduate students at the University of South Florida Muma College of Business.

The LEVERAGE Scholarship for Future Marketing Professionals will award $5,000 over the next five years to students who are currently pursuing or planning to pursue a career in marketing and advertising. All awards will be based on merit and financial need, and applications will be open for students pursuing Master of Science in Marketing and Master of Business Administration degrees.

“For many of our students, scholarships often mean the difference between whether or not they choose to continue their academic careers,” said Moez Limayem, Lynn Pippenger Dean at the USF Muma College of Business. “We’re grateful to LEVERAGE for providing the vital financial boost student scholars need to further their studies. This support contributes to the strong foundation needed for student success.”

“We are thrilled to donate this scholarship to the USF Muma College of Business and to help aspiring marketing professionals achieve their academic goals, so they can go on to become the future leaders of this profession,” said Jay Taylor, CEO at LEVERAGE. “The USF Muma College of Business is producing some of the best and the brightest, and we are grateful to be in a position to support them.”

About USF Muma College of Business

The University of South Florida is designated as a Preeminent State Research University by the Florida Board of Governors, placing it in the most elite category among the state’s 12 public universities. The Muma College of Business leverages analytics and critical thinking as a means to advance student success, produce scholarship with impact, and generate innovation in partnership with stakeholders.

About LEVERAGE

LEVERAGE is an award-winning digital marketing agency that builds brands and enables growth. It has been named one of the top 10 fastest growing companies owned or led by a University of South Florida alumnus, and ranked by the Tampa Bay Business Journal as a top 25 advertising agency.

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MEDIA CONTACT

Samantha Moffett

smoffett@leveragedigital.com

813.489.4494