agile

Those in position to be agile and focused on getting in front of the most current opportunities in search will win the clicks—and the lion’s share of new business.

We’re also proud of our heritage but we can be agile and evolve, and we have.

For years, agency executives and marketers have used “agile” and “nimble” as buzzwords to set themselves up as modern and differentiated.

On top of that, companies are now challenged to ensure that their organization is agile, responsive, and nimble and in these tumultuous times.

Marketers need to craft campaigns that are affordable, cost-effective and agile – and that means paid search.

By the time of the recording session, Brian had become quite agile with the flute and suggested adding it to the song.

She has made few public appearances but when she has been photographed, she has looked agile and fit.

His silhouettes, which so often make a woman appear aerodynamic and agile, this season left her looking grounded and sluggish.

In order to remain at its forefront, we are adapting our organization to be more agile, creative and responsive.

Gingrich is a strong debater, agile enough even to turn a question about past marital infidelity into an applause line.

If a merry dance is produced by the agile bow, its sympathetic tones at once excite a corresponding feeling.

One was a little wizened man who seemed, for all his apparent age, extremely agile.

They bounded through the tall herbage "like grasshoppers" and were remarkably agile in climbing.

The vision finally resolved itself into human form and shape, as it sprang down to the rock with the agile bound of a young deer.

One of them which P. le Comte saw was at least four feet high, and very agile.