Bigmouthmedia New York

History? Check. Culture? Check. A distinctive sense of style? Check. Bigmouths love the Big Apple - and it's easy to see why. But there's even more cooking in this city (and we're not just talking New York style pizza). Park your Manolo Blahnik's and welcome to bigmouthmedia New York - it's SEO in the City!

Our New York office is situated in one of the city's liveliest districts. We're just a few blocks away from bustling Times Square and only one city block from the serenity of Bryant Park - called one of New York's "most sensual, graceful open spaces." With ample space, a relaxing atmosphere and free Wi-Fi, Bryant Park is the perfect place to have lunch, get some work done or simply escape the bustle of the city.

Our surroundings aside, our New York office building holds its own allure. The Puck Building (295-309 Lafayette St.) was designed by astute architect, Albert Wagner and was constructed in 1885 and then further expanded in 1893. The exterior of the building boasts two gilded figures of Shakespeare's character Puck, thus the name 'The Puck Building.' The rest is history with bigmouthmedia New York.

How to find us

New York is a busy place - but rest assured we're easy to find.

Coming from the airport? The commute is about 15 miles from JFK Airport and you should be prepared to spend about an hour or more to get to our office. If you're coming from Newark International Airport, your commute will be shorter - around 30 minutes.

You can choose from various modes of transportation if traveling from the airport - from the AirTrain JFK (which will connect you to MTA New York City Transit subways) to the airport bus (costs $13 and takes about an hour's commute). However, the simplest way into the city is undoubtedly by taxi (costing around $30). Simply grab one at the airport (have your address ready for the driver) and enjoy the sights of bustling New York City as you drive by.

To get around the city, New York is well-connected by its subway system. However, if you're not quite sure how to get where you're going, always opt for a taxi (they're easy to find - they're big, yellow, and there are over 12,000 of them!).