Stephan Boehringer is the CEO of Get The Clicks, a web marketing company. Stephan has over 20 years of experience in the field of web marketing, and has been a speaker and consultant for many years. Stephan is passionate about web marketing and helping their clients be the best they can be.
Stephan Boehringer graduated from the University of Florida with a Bachelor of Science in Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services.
It's that time again, folks! Google has enacted yet another one of its animal-named updates! Panda has come out of hibernation and been slapped with a new coat of paint and the fresh title of 4.0. In the past we've seen some severe changes in ranking as a result of...
NewsFlash! Many of you may know that we like to have fun while we work and we rarely brag about our accomplishments, but we’ll make an exception this time. In January of this year, Get The Clicks had been selected by Wells Fargo bank to be the exclusive company to...
Finally we can talk about this. It’s not easy to shut us up, but when something this exciting comes along we’ll put our marketing hats on and time the release of the news. We are honored to announce today that we have been selected by the Wells Fargo Works project to...
Dear Client: We hope this post finds you well. Below please find two important updates we wanted to share with you, please read. Update of Services: In an effort to keep you up to date with the latest changes in the web marketing world, we wanted to let you know that...
After reading through the history and subsequently the advantages of PCI compliance, you've probably got a good understanding of what it is. However, the question of implementation remains. In this final part of the series, we will show you how you can make use of all...
The Marketing Edge Why did we go over all of this history and facts in our first entry of this three part series? I wanted to share its significance in the marketplace and how you can mold the importance of it to make it a competitive advantage. If you are not PCI...