Digital Always Media

Search and Digital Marketing Services

Founded in August 2010, Digital Always Media was built to provide a full service consultancy in the rapidly changing online marketing environment.

Consumer adoption of social media and mobile computing has expanded the number of available digital marketing venues and heavily influenced the traditional search marketing sector.

Digital Always Media creates web marketing campaigns that combine extraordinary content creation with expert search engine optimization and social media messaging.

Digital Always Media is a partnership between three well known Canadian search and social marketers, Lyndsay Walker, Alan K’necht and Jim Hedger. Combining our skills, our staffs, and our passions allows us to touch every aspect of a full digital marketing campaign from early analysis to strategic planning to extraordinary and measurable execution.

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Alan K’necht to speak at eMetrics Marketing Optimization Summit – Apr 25

Alan will be discussing Social Media analytics on the "Social Media Metrics: Drive with Care" panel at the Toronto eMetrics Marketing Optimization Summit (April 23 - 26).

Alan K’necht and Jim Hedger @Socialize Toronto (Jan.27)

Alan and Jim take part in Media Bistro's Socialize Toronto on January 27th.
Alan is an official host of the conference and delivers the opening keynote speech. Jim is moderating two panels.

Hear Jim Hedger’s views and interviews on Webcology @WebmasterRadio.FM

Digital Always Media Creative Partner, Jim Hedger takes a look at the business and technique of web marketing on Webcology, live each Thursday at 2pm Eastern, 11am Pacific on WebmasterRadio.FM.

FEATURED BOOK : The Last Original Idea

Purchase Alan K'necht's new book called The Last Original Idea.

The Last Original Idea actually is an original idea - highly unusual in a world where "recycle" is the order of the day. It takes a light hearted look at the state of Internet marketing today and traces back each of the elements to its historical roots, clearly demonstrating that companies who understood the mistakes of the past were able to be profitable in the present. Others are a mere memory, lost in cyber-space.