Storage Asset Management Achieves Google Partner Status

Storage Asset Management (SAM) has announced that it is officially recognized as a Google Partner. This status highlights SAM’s commitment to excellence in digital marketing, enabling its managed storage facilities to achieve superior online visibility and business growth.

SAM Client Benefits

This partnership represents a significant milestone and offers numerous benefits for SAM’s clients, including:

• Advanced Digital Expertise: Leveraging Google's tools and data-driven insights, SAM delivers tailored strategies to improve online visibility and performance.
• Optimized Marketing Campaigns: SAM’s certified team creates and manages high-performing Google Ads campaigns designed to increase leads, boost occupancy, and drive revenue for its managed storage facilities.
• Collaboration with Google Experts: SAM gains direct access to dedicated Google support, empowering its team to optimize campaigns and deliver measurable outcomes.

Advantages of Google Partner Status

As a Google Partner, SAM’s team can leverage advanced tools and resources to enhance services and drive client success. These include:

• Advanced product training and certifications, ensuring SAM stays ahead in industry trends and best practices.
• Customized recommendations from Google to optimize client campaigns for maximum performance.
• Eligibility for promotional offers that boost client advertising budgets.

Commitment to Excellence

To qualify for Google Partner status, SAM demonstrated exceptional performance metrics. SAM maintained an optimization score of at least 70%, ensuring client campaigns perform effectively. Over 50% of its account strategists are certified in Google Ads, reflecting the team’s advanced expertise in digital advertising.

“This achievement underscores SAM’s dedication to staying at the forefront of digital marketing,” said SAM Chief Marketing Officer Melissa Stiles. “Our clients can trust us to harness top-tier tools and strategies to support their business growth.”