I’m a super critical son of a gun, as many of you know, and when I approve of a company it really means a lot. I’m typically the one burning marketing campaigns like a problematic child at a campfire but, in all reality, I can’t find anything wrong with Jones Soda. Mucho kudos to all of you soda scientists out there.
Ladies and gentleman, after writing numerous articles on Geico’s awesome advertising campaigns, I was startled to see a Geico lizard lookalike staring me down in the garden while I was trimming plants like an old hippie. Who let him in? Was he going to speak to me? Or, worst case scenario, did I have a stalking lacertilia on my hands?
Have you ever noticed a shortened link posted on Twitter, Facebook or other sites and thought to yourself: Where the heck does this link go? If so, join millions of people throughout the world. Link shortening is an excellent way to (as the name suggests) shorten links, though there are a few inherent flaws with the system.
Goooooodmornin’ fellow Los Angeles residents! It’s time to rise and shine, get up out of your chair, do a funky stretch, and get crackin’ on Social Media marketing for your business. This is a call to action: No more laziness.
Halo: Reach, the must anticipated first-person shooter video game, will be coming to life tomorrow, September 14th. Dusty Xbox consoles will be brought back to life and friends you never knew existed will be coming over to play video games.
I am always intrigued by brands engaging in duels that use advertising as their weapon of choice, and Amazon has released a new Kindle commercial that kicks Apple right where the sun don’t shine. Well, not really, but it’s interesting to watch.
It truly breaks my heart to see a plethora of good Social Media content go to waste, but it happens everyday in this wild world we call the internet. As I have said many times before: The best article in the world, the coolest viral video, and the most catchy Tweets can fall flat on their face without a sprinkling of SEO fairy dust. It’s the good stuff I tell you.
I am standing here on my soapbox and propose a different form of gift giving for this holiday season: Not only should your business give outward, but give inward. Provide your marketing department with a crash course on Search Engine Optimization (SEO) they’re informed, knowledgeable, and can enter 2011 with a noggin full of SEO goodness.
Social Media marketing is all about connecting with individuals and businesses throughout the world on a personal level, and sometimes how we really feel and what we mean to say — our intentions — can be misconstrued. For businesses that perform Social Media acts (fine, I’ll say marketing), any deviation from true intentions can be harmful and spin out of control.
Designing an innovative, creative, functional website is a daunting task that requires mucho work, and this article will touch on ways to use good ole’ Mother Earth for design cues — taking elements of nature and converting them into catchy website designs that capture the masses.
I’m a super critical son of a gun, as many of you know, and when I approve of a company it really means a lot. I’m typically the one burning marketing campaigns like a problematic child at a campfire but, in all reality, I can’t find anything wrong with Jones Soda. Mucho kudos to all of you soda scientists out there.
Ladies and gentleman, after writing numerous articles on Geico’s awesome advertising campaigns, I was startled to see a Geico lizard lookalike staring me down in the garden while I was trimming plants like an old hippie. Who let him in? Was he going to speak to me? Or, worst case scenario, did I have a stalking lacertilia on my hands?
Have you ever noticed a shortened link posted on Twitter, Facebook or other sites and thought to yourself: Where the heck does this link go? If so, join millions of people throughout the world. Link shortening is an excellent way to (as the name suggests) shorten links, though there are a few inherent flaws with the system.
Goooooodmornin’ fellow Los Angeles residents! It’s time to rise and shine, get up out of your chair, do a funky stretch, and get crackin’ on Social Media marketing for your business. This is a call to action: No more laziness.
Halo: Reach, the must anticipated first-person shooter video game, will be coming to life tomorrow, September 14th. Dusty Xbox consoles will be brought back to life and friends you never knew existed will be coming over to play video games.
I am always intrigued by brands engaging in duels that use advertising as their weapon of choice, and Amazon has released a new Kindle commercial that kicks Apple right where the sun don’t shine. Well, not really, but it’s interesting to watch.
It truly breaks my heart to see a plethora of good Social Media content go to waste, but it happens everyday in this wild world we call the internet. As I have said many times before: The best article in the world, the coolest viral video, and the most catchy Tweets can fall flat on their face without a sprinkling of SEO fairy dust. It’s the good stuff I tell you.
I am standing here on my soapbox and propose a different form of gift giving for this holiday season: Not only should your business give outward, but give inward. Provide your marketing department with a crash course on Search Engine Optimization (SEO) they’re informed, knowledgeable, and can enter 2011 with a noggin full of SEO goodness.
Social Media marketing is all about connecting with individuals and businesses throughout the world on a personal level, and sometimes how we really feel and what we mean to say — our intentions — can be misconstrued. For businesses that perform Social Media acts (fine, I’ll say marketing), any deviation from true intentions can be harmful and spin out of control.
Designing an innovative, creative, functional website is a daunting task that requires mucho work, and this article will touch on ways to use good ole’ Mother Earth for design cues — taking elements of nature and converting them into catchy website designs that capture the masses.