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At Saltworks, we don't chase generic marketing playbooks. Based in Salt Lake City, our team pairs a background in consumer psychology with 20+ years of hands-on marketing experience to figure out what actually makes your customers care, then builds a campaign around it. We work across the full digital marketing stack, including Local SEO, paid media, web design, social media, branding, and reputation management, so nothing falls through the cracks between vendors. Our Local SEO work is run by a dedicated specialist who plans and executes every campaign personally, not a rotating account team. If you want marketing that's built around how people actually think and decide, not just best practices copied from a template, that's what we do.
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655 E 4500 S #210, 84107, Salt Lake City, United States
- (801) 747-9985
- info@saltworksdigital.com
- saltworksdigital.com
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