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Two questions I am consistently asked by potential clients, prior to diving into projects, include what our social marketing packages entail and what the cost is. We’re asked these on a regular basis and I feel horrible [initially] providing the disappointing news.
Like a kid in a candy store, I’m ecstatic about the Space X Dragon spacecraft mission and I will very likely stay up all night waiting for the launch window to open at 6:03 AM PST. Ladies and gentleman, this is history in the making.
While on a call discussing Social Media Marketing (SMM), a client asked about multilingual marketing on social channels. They have a particular service being marketed in the United States and want to expand to Europe and Asia, but did not know how.
In the past year, hundreds if not thousands of food trucks have opened across the United States ranging from seafood trucks to BBQ trucks to desserts trucks. And surprisingly, these so-called “roach coaches” are putting out dishes that rival, if not demolish, brick-and-mortar restaurants.
As many of you already know, and I’m shy to admit, I have a major crush on Google that’s reflected in the content of my articles as well as my stock portfolio. You just have to love the big G, especially when they’re launching revolutionary products left and right. One day it’s a new version of Google Earth boasting 3D trees and today it’s the much-anticipated Google eBooks.
Of all the gadgets in one’s SEO toolbox, why is it that most SEO companies/consultants forget about the extraordinary power of eloquently wordsmithed press releases? Just so you know, press releases have feelings, too.
Now that the year (2010) is coming to an end, it’s time to reflect on marketing days gone by. To quantify leaders of the pack and provide recognition for ingenious work, PromotionWorld is holding the 5th annual “Best of the Year” Awards. According to the PromotionWorld website, “The Annual SEM Awards are a global recognition of innovators and market leaders, set up to reward outstanding contributions within the internet marketing industry. Commenced in 2006, the PromotionWorld Annual Awards have grown to be one of the most prestigious SEM awards of its kind.”
As with anything that houses working parts (servers/software), things are bound to go wrong once in a while. It’s the nature of the game and is nothing to be afraid of.
While browsing through profiles of business associates and longtime friends on social networking sites, I noticed a few odd things that have been occurring lately. For one, when did my good ole’ mate Walter turn into Superman? And, why does my ex-girlfriend look like The Hulk?
Billboard, a weekly magazine devoted to the music industry, renowned for its music charts, has launched the “Social 50” — a new chart that tracks the popularity of artists on social websites. Bill Werde, Billboard Editorial Director, said: “The Social 50 chart is yet another step in the evolution of Billboard and an important response to our changing times.”
Two questions I am consistently asked by potential clients, prior to diving into projects, include what our social marketing packages entail and what the cost is. We’re asked these on a regular basis and I feel horrible [initially] providing the disappointing news.
Like a kid in a candy store, I’m ecstatic about the Space X Dragon spacecraft mission and I will very likely stay up all night waiting for the launch window to open at 6:03 AM PST. Ladies and gentleman, this is history in the making.
While on a call discussing Social Media Marketing (SMM), a client asked about multilingual marketing on social channels. They have a particular service being marketed in the United States and want to expand to Europe and Asia, but did not know how.
In the past year, hundreds if not thousands of food trucks have opened across the United States ranging from seafood trucks to BBQ trucks to desserts trucks. And surprisingly, these so-called “roach coaches” are putting out dishes that rival, if not demolish, brick-and-mortar restaurants.
As many of you already know, and I’m shy to admit, I have a major crush on Google that’s reflected in the content of my articles as well as my stock portfolio. You just have to love the big G, especially when they’re launching revolutionary products left and right. One day it’s a new version of Google Earth boasting 3D trees and today it’s the much-anticipated Google eBooks.
Of all the gadgets in one’s SEO toolbox, why is it that most SEO companies/consultants forget about the extraordinary power of eloquently wordsmithed press releases? Just so you know, press releases have feelings, too.
Now that the year (2010) is coming to an end, it’s time to reflect on marketing days gone by. To quantify leaders of the pack and provide recognition for ingenious work, PromotionWorld is holding the 5th annual “Best of the Year” Awards. According to the PromotionWorld website, “The Annual SEM Awards are a global recognition of innovators and market leaders, set up to reward outstanding contributions within the internet marketing industry. Commenced in 2006, the PromotionWorld Annual Awards have grown to be one of the most prestigious SEM awards of its kind.”
As with anything that houses working parts (servers/software), things are bound to go wrong once in a while. It’s the nature of the game and is nothing to be afraid of.
While browsing through profiles of business associates and longtime friends on social networking sites, I noticed a few odd things that have been occurring lately. For one, when did my good ole’ mate Walter turn into Superman? And, why does my ex-girlfriend look like The Hulk?
Billboard, a weekly magazine devoted to the music industry, renowned for its music charts, has launched the “Social 50” — a new chart that tracks the popularity of artists on social websites. Bill Werde, Billboard Editorial Director, said: “The Social 50 chart is yet another step in the evolution of Billboard and an important response to our changing times.”