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Yes, it’s officially going down: A white iPhone 4 is in the works. Apple has already been slammed with pre-orders for the new iPhone, often taking down orders on scraps of paper to keep up, and the addition of the slick new white iPhone will only add fuel to the fire.
Marketing a business in Chicago is quite a difficult task — it’s the largest city in the Midwest and the third most populated city in the United States. Creating a new business or marketing an existing business and succeeding is no walk in the park.
Successfully marketing a business is a tough task in itself, though I present to you another hurdle: Taking an old school business and tossing it into the new age world of online marketing including blogs, Tweets, Diggs and every other funny word imaginable.
Tonight I have decided to rant about a topic that has been irking me for months: Why are ‘SEO companies’ investing in Pay-Per-Click (PPC) programs to gain exposure in search engines?
One of the most-watched TV events — the 2010 World Cup — has managed to succeed in infiltrating the social media world by dominating Twitter and other social networks.
Lately I have seen a large influx of mainstream newspapers/websites enter the social media world not for marketing purposes, but to report on trends such as top viral videos (CNN), social media and PPC campaigns (e.g. BP buying keywords) as well as SEO.
I love the good ole’ saying ‘not all things are created equal’ and, when it comes to social media consultants in Los Angeles, this could never be more true. Finding a qualified consultant that speaks from experience and has results to backup their strategy is like finding a needle in a haystack.
Korean Air has teamed up with Tourism Australia for an innovative, refreshing, nature-infused advertising campaign intended to coin Australia as the premier travel destination for younger Koreans.
I just got off a call with a decently sized corporation that contacted me for advice regarding a multi-million dollar social media marketing campaign they had invested in which is, unfortunately, not making the cut.
This morning I had a little birdy — a blue birdy — fly into my window and provide me with top-secret information as to why Twitter is having outages today and the “Follower” and “Following” count had disappeared momentarily.
Yes, it’s officially going down: A white iPhone 4 is in the works. Apple has already been slammed with pre-orders for the new iPhone, often taking down orders on scraps of paper to keep up, and the addition of the slick new white iPhone will only add fuel to the fire.
Marketing a business in Chicago is quite a difficult task — it’s the largest city in the Midwest and the third most populated city in the United States. Creating a new business or marketing an existing business and succeeding is no walk in the park.
Successfully marketing a business is a tough task in itself, though I present to you another hurdle: Taking an old school business and tossing it into the new age world of online marketing including blogs, Tweets, Diggs and every other funny word imaginable.
Tonight I have decided to rant about a topic that has been irking me for months: Why are ‘SEO companies’ investing in Pay-Per-Click (PPC) programs to gain exposure in search engines?
One of the most-watched TV events — the 2010 World Cup — has managed to succeed in infiltrating the social media world by dominating Twitter and other social networks.
Lately I have seen a large influx of mainstream newspapers/websites enter the social media world not for marketing purposes, but to report on trends such as top viral videos (CNN), social media and PPC campaigns (e.g. BP buying keywords) as well as SEO.
I love the good ole’ saying ‘not all things are created equal’ and, when it comes to social media consultants in Los Angeles, this could never be more true. Finding a qualified consultant that speaks from experience and has results to backup their strategy is like finding a needle in a haystack.
Korean Air has teamed up with Tourism Australia for an innovative, refreshing, nature-infused advertising campaign intended to coin Australia as the premier travel destination for younger Koreans.
I just got off a call with a decently sized corporation that contacted me for advice regarding a multi-million dollar social media marketing campaign they had invested in which is, unfortunately, not making the cut.
This morning I had a little birdy — a blue birdy — fly into my window and provide me with top-secret information as to why Twitter is having outages today and the “Follower” and “Following” count had disappeared momentarily.