Beyond Spots & Dots Achieves Google Partner Status

PITTSBURGH - March 18, 2014 - PRLog -- Pittsburgh advertising agency Beyond Spots & Dots has been named a Google Partner. As a Google Partner, Beyond Spots & Dots has been trusted by Google as a certified expert who has demonstrated proven success using industry best practices.

With Partner status, Beyond Spots & Dots stays ahead of the curve by working directly with Google to help clients get the most out of their marketing budgets using the latest Google tools and products. In order to achieve this certification, Beyond Spots & Dots met eligibility requirements which included passing certification exams that demonstrated expertise with managing Google accounts, continued best practices, and maintaining minimum spending levels.

“At Beyond Spots & Dots, we continue to focus on being one step ahead, and we are proud to distinguish ourselves in the advertising industry, both locally and nationally, by achieving Google Partner status,” said Melanie Querry, founder of Beyond Spots & Dots. “Our close relationship with Google has given us the edge to provide breakthrough results for our clients, and we hope to only expand on that in the future.”

About Beyond Spots & Dots

Beyond Spots & Dots is a full-service advertising agency in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania that manages all facets of advertising and marketing, including branding, PR, corporate branding, creative design, social media management, web development, outdoor, online, TV, radio, and print media planning and buying. Beyond Spots & Dots also provides additional services, such as market research, search engine optimization, search engine marketing, and video production.

In 2013 Beyond Spots & Dots was included in Inc.’s 5000 Fastest-Growing Companies List for the second consecutive year.


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