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Even though it’s Friday and should be a fun day, I’m unfortunately here as a carrier of bad news. With Yahoo! Inc’s recent layoffs, the company has decided to axe a few of their web properties including the popular social bookmarking website Delicious.
Tomorrow’s the big day! No, I’m not getting married, just excited about “Free Shipping Day” — another Internet phenomenon that will surely kick up sales for online retailers.
Ever since Yahoo announced letting 600 employees (4% of its work force) go, newspapers and websites are blowing the story out of proportion like it’s the end of the world. Think again.
I love being presented with complex, fun questions about marketing — I live for it. Today, a client inquired about Twitter marketing and when the best times to Tweet are, which is an excellent question that deserves a blog post of a response. So, here I am!
While indulging in a toasted sammy and some soup from Quiznos on this chilly day in Los Angeles, I noticed a sign by the front door with a talking toaster saying: FOLLOW ME. I first thought to where; are we going to toasted sandwich heaven? Then I glanced down to see the iconic Facebook and Twitter logos staring me down. A-ha!
Like a throwback to 1848, the California Gold Rush is back in action, but instead of extracting wealth from Mother Earth it’s being found in a new age marketing medium — social media.
When launching a Social Media Marketing (SMM) campaign it’s important to understand ROI, but first you must understand the medium’s inner workings. Fortunately, I’m here to help you with that.
When it comes to online marketing, companies that rely on local customers absolutely must have a Google Places account. I suggest going for the win and signing up for the “Tags” as a way to boost exposure and increase click-throughs. Tags are basically features that provide improved exposure by displaying additional information about one’s business — featured website link, coupon, live update from business owner, etc. They’re an excellent way to stand out from the crowd.
There’s something so calming and surreal about relaxing in the darkness with the smell of firewood burning off in the distance as meteors shoot across the sky. Magical I tell you. I’m glad I was able to break away from the computer to take a breather and experience the “best meteor shower of the year” — The Geminids.
Instead of hiding the fact that a site is being built in WordPress, designers are now marketing WordPress website design services and producing awesome final products. Some of the most catchy, function-rich websites are created in WordPress, including sites for major news providers, entertainment companies, law firms, college blogs, and just about every other site you can think of.
Even though it’s Friday and should be a fun day, I’m unfortunately here as a carrier of bad news. With Yahoo! Inc’s recent layoffs, the company has decided to axe a few of their web properties including the popular social bookmarking website Delicious.
Tomorrow’s the big day! No, I’m not getting married, just excited about “Free Shipping Day” — another Internet phenomenon that will surely kick up sales for online retailers.
Ever since Yahoo announced letting 600 employees (4% of its work force) go, newspapers and websites are blowing the story out of proportion like it’s the end of the world. Think again.
I love being presented with complex, fun questions about marketing — I live for it. Today, a client inquired about Twitter marketing and when the best times to Tweet are, which is an excellent question that deserves a blog post of a response. So, here I am!
While indulging in a toasted sammy and some soup from Quiznos on this chilly day in Los Angeles, I noticed a sign by the front door with a talking toaster saying: FOLLOW ME. I first thought to where; are we going to toasted sandwich heaven? Then I glanced down to see the iconic Facebook and Twitter logos staring me down. A-ha!
Like a throwback to 1848, the California Gold Rush is back in action, but instead of extracting wealth from Mother Earth it’s being found in a new age marketing medium — social media.
When launching a Social Media Marketing (SMM) campaign it’s important to understand ROI, but first you must understand the medium’s inner workings. Fortunately, I’m here to help you with that.
When it comes to online marketing, companies that rely on local customers absolutely must have a Google Places account. I suggest going for the win and signing up for the “Tags” as a way to boost exposure and increase click-throughs. Tags are basically features that provide improved exposure by displaying additional information about one’s business — featured website link, coupon, live update from business owner, etc. They’re an excellent way to stand out from the crowd.
There’s something so calming and surreal about relaxing in the darkness with the smell of firewood burning off in the distance as meteors shoot across the sky. Magical I tell you. I’m glad I was able to break away from the computer to take a breather and experience the “best meteor shower of the year” — The Geminids.
Instead of hiding the fact that a site is being built in WordPress, designers are now marketing WordPress website design services and producing awesome final products. Some of the most catchy, function-rich websites are created in WordPress, including sites for major news providers, entertainment companies, law firms, college blogs, and just about every other site you can think of.