The Twitter phenomenon is growing by the day and shows so signs of letting up any time soon. Everyone and their mama, including my mum (I love the UK spelling, sorry), is using Twitter. For being a micro blogging site, it’s quite robust and has a lot to offer.
Many people are afraid of change and are set in their ways, especially when it comes to marketing. The notion is that if current marketing efforts are bringing in sales, why fix them? Why reinvent the wheel?
The day is finally here…I’m preparing for Bimmerfest and will be heading out shortly. Woo hoo! I received a few calls regarding location of the show, when it starts, etc. so I wanted to post information for everyone to ensure you have no trouble getting to the show.
Over the years I have come across a few branding downfalls, which are roadblocks to success and hinder the portrayal of a transparent, representative, focused company. These downfalls are not seen in television commercials, print ads or banners. Instead, they’re spread throughout the internet.
To feed off of the World Cup craze and further Nike’s success, the company has released a new commercial coined “Write the Future” that features a slew of renown soccer players including: Cristiano Ronaldo, Wayne Rooney, Landon Donovan and Ronaldinho.
Aside from being an online advertising professional, I have to divulge top-secret information: I was formally trained as a hugging professional. And, for all of my Twitter followers, you now have the ability to redeem your supercalifragilistic hug at absolutely no cost. ::crowd cheers::
Tonight I have decided to share a thought with everyone; something that is quite important and has been bugging me for some time. Recently I have had a few clients come to my company for SEO and social media marketing, and the clients unfortunately have websites (some newly created) that are not SEO-friendly and lack tools that are vital to succeeding in the social media world.
To begin this article, I must say that I am, and always have been, a seafood fanatic. When I was very young my favorite dish was “Oysters Rockefeller” and to this day I crave seafood on a minutely basis. Lobster, crab, scallops, shrimp, fatty tuna, sea urchin, oh my! Aside from my cat (Shrimpy) seafood is my best friend.
Today a very interesting thing happened: Someone did a real number on Twitter and millions of Tweets/followers disappeared. There have been rumors as to who is behind the issue, and celebrities have posted jokes about such, though I’m sure we will never know.
Truly being great is the goal of many, but an achievement of few. Accomplishing one’s goals and discovering oneself can be a rocky road, though Barbara Corcoran found her niche and catapulted herself to success from that point forward.
The Twitter phenomenon is growing by the day and shows so signs of letting up any time soon. Everyone and their mama, including my mum (I love the UK spelling, sorry), is using Twitter. For being a micro blogging site, it’s quite robust and has a lot to offer.
Many people are afraid of change and are set in their ways, especially when it comes to marketing. The notion is that if current marketing efforts are bringing in sales, why fix them? Why reinvent the wheel?
The day is finally here…I’m preparing for Bimmerfest and will be heading out shortly. Woo hoo! I received a few calls regarding location of the show, when it starts, etc. so I wanted to post information for everyone to ensure you have no trouble getting to the show.
Over the years I have come across a few branding downfalls, which are roadblocks to success and hinder the portrayal of a transparent, representative, focused company. These downfalls are not seen in television commercials, print ads or banners. Instead, they’re spread throughout the internet.
To feed off of the World Cup craze and further Nike’s success, the company has released a new commercial coined “Write the Future” that features a slew of renown soccer players including: Cristiano Ronaldo, Wayne Rooney, Landon Donovan and Ronaldinho.
Aside from being an online advertising professional, I have to divulge top-secret information: I was formally trained as a hugging professional. And, for all of my Twitter followers, you now have the ability to redeem your supercalifragilistic hug at absolutely no cost. ::crowd cheers::
Tonight I have decided to share a thought with everyone; something that is quite important and has been bugging me for some time. Recently I have had a few clients come to my company for SEO and social media marketing, and the clients unfortunately have websites (some newly created) that are not SEO-friendly and lack tools that are vital to succeeding in the social media world.
To begin this article, I must say that I am, and always have been, a seafood fanatic. When I was very young my favorite dish was “Oysters Rockefeller” and to this day I crave seafood on a minutely basis. Lobster, crab, scallops, shrimp, fatty tuna, sea urchin, oh my! Aside from my cat (Shrimpy) seafood is my best friend.
Today a very interesting thing happened: Someone did a real number on Twitter and millions of Tweets/followers disappeared. There have been rumors as to who is behind the issue, and celebrities have posted jokes about such, though I’m sure we will never know.
Truly being great is the goal of many, but an achievement of few. Accomplishing one’s goals and discovering oneself can be a rocky road, though Barbara Corcoran found her niche and catapulted herself to success from that point forward.