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This upcoming Wednesday, Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, City Council President Eric Garcetti and city transportation officials are scheduled to launch a revolutionary iPhone application that notifies drivers of open spots, parking space time limits, identifies whether or not a meter takes credit cards, and provides information on pricing.
This year, unlike others, an unprecedented amount of social gurus will be Tweeting like animals during holiday parties. Technology has a firm grasp on the holiday season and shows no sign of letting up. Is this bad? Will friends, family and co-workers forgive you?
If you want your holiday party to be remembered for many years to come, I suggest doing something out of the ordinary. Something succulent, infrequent and amazing. Ladies and gentleman, I present to you the standing rib roast.
Like a journey to a distant land full of unknowns, launching a social media marketing campaign with no prior experience is a daunting — yet exciting — task. Yes, the campaign may be extremely successful, but there’s also a good chance it will fail miserably.
After creating hundreds of Facebook “fan pages” for clients, today — like a cold slap in the face — I realized that The Brainchild Group should have its own page. Novel idea, ey?
Imagine quietly, calmly running a paint brush across a canvas while you create a masterful work of art that will be seen by millions of people. Well, this is exactly what you’re doing when you craft meta titles for a website.
There’s nothing better in life than whipping out a fresh pad of Post-it Notes and gliding a pen across their smooth, absorbent, sexy surface. I have to breakdown and admit it: I love Post-it Notes.
I love entertaining, funny calls that remind me of the reasons I do what I do. And today, the CMO of an e-commerce company contacted me with a big problem, which he bluntly described as: “Our social media marketing sucks.” Ouch!
Understanding where you’ve been and where you’re headed is one of the most important things in life, and when it comes to social media marketing it’s imperative for companies to craft an innovative, representative Plan of Action before engagement begins.
In this world of technology-infused new age marketing goodness, there are the leaders of the pack — the innovators and trendsetters — and there are the followers. Unfortunately, when it comes to marketing tactics, many large corporations are behind the times.
This upcoming Wednesday, Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, City Council President Eric Garcetti and city transportation officials are scheduled to launch a revolutionary iPhone application that notifies drivers of open spots, parking space time limits, identifies whether or not a meter takes credit cards, and provides information on pricing.
This year, unlike others, an unprecedented amount of social gurus will be Tweeting like animals during holiday parties. Technology has a firm grasp on the holiday season and shows no sign of letting up. Is this bad? Will friends, family and co-workers forgive you?
If you want your holiday party to be remembered for many years to come, I suggest doing something out of the ordinary. Something succulent, infrequent and amazing. Ladies and gentleman, I present to you the standing rib roast.
Like a journey to a distant land full of unknowns, launching a social media marketing campaign with no prior experience is a daunting — yet exciting — task. Yes, the campaign may be extremely successful, but there’s also a good chance it will fail miserably.
After creating hundreds of Facebook “fan pages” for clients, today — like a cold slap in the face — I realized that The Brainchild Group should have its own page. Novel idea, ey?
Imagine quietly, calmly running a paint brush across a canvas while you create a masterful work of art that will be seen by millions of people. Well, this is exactly what you’re doing when you craft meta titles for a website.
There’s nothing better in life than whipping out a fresh pad of Post-it Notes and gliding a pen across their smooth, absorbent, sexy surface. I have to breakdown and admit it: I love Post-it Notes.
I love entertaining, funny calls that remind me of the reasons I do what I do. And today, the CMO of an e-commerce company contacted me with a big problem, which he bluntly described as: “Our social media marketing sucks.” Ouch!
Understanding where you’ve been and where you’re headed is one of the most important things in life, and when it comes to social media marketing it’s imperative for companies to craft an innovative, representative Plan of Action before engagement begins.
In this world of technology-infused new age marketing goodness, there are the leaders of the pack — the innovators and trendsetters — and there are the followers. Unfortunately, when it comes to marketing tactics, many large corporations are behind the times.