While many companies are focusing on integrating social media into their marketing strategies (as they should), they are tending to also over look tried-and-true practices to reach customers, one of which is email marketing. While other online medias, such as Facebook and Twitter, continue to grow in popularity, I think that there may be a … Continue reading Why You Shouldn’t Give Up on Email Marketing
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Social Media’s Biggest Blunders Infographic
With millions of people using social media every day and growing, it is more crucial than ever that you are prepared for any difficult situations that may arise, such as Facebook post or Tweet that was never supposed to have been published. Luckily, there are a many examples of social media screw-ups that we can … Continue reading Social Media’s Biggest Blunders Infographic
Agile Marketing: What is it and Why is it Important?
The following is my most recent blog post for Mudbug Media entitled "What is Agile Marketing and Why is it Important?". Agile Marketing…Is it just a buzzword or a new way of marketing that could have a big impact on productivity and creativity? Agile originally began as an approach to software development, but the ideas … Continue reading Agile Marketing: What is it and Why is it Important?
Top Cities for Social Media Savvy Small businesses Infographic
Check out this great infographic on the top cities in America with social media savvy small businesses. Leading the way is San Francisco, Los Angeles, Washington D.C., Seattle, and San Diego.
The Power of Social Media for Small Businesses
Manta recently completed a survey of 600 small businesses across the United States to determine level of activity from small businesses on social media, and how valuable it is to the growth of their businesses. The following infographic breaks down the findings of the small business social media survey, including: The importance of networking online … Continue reading The Power of Social Media for Small Businesses
Top 10 Restaurant Chains on Social Media
We all love to eat. While we may not agree on which is better, spaghetti or tacos, we can agree that food is generally a very popular topic and may be one of the most popular topics on social media What do I want to eat? I will just Tweet out the choices and … Continue reading Top 10 Restaurant Chains on Social Media
The Pluses and Minuses of Google+
The following is my most recent blog on Mudbug Media's Blog au Roux about how to determine if Google+ could benefit your social media strategy. The buzz about Google+ has revved up again lately, possibly due to the negative press that has been recently circling around Facebook, like the sharks in shark week. The press … Continue reading The Pluses and Minuses of Google+
How to Create a Successful Email Marketing Campaign
With a massive amount of emails delivered to our inboxes everyday, it can seem like a daunting task to get your email blast to stand out from all the rest. In addition, there are many factors to consider when developing an email marketing campaign, including: What platform will your end users view the email in? … Continue reading How to Create a Successful Email Marketing Campaign
How Fortune 100 Companies Use Social Media
Each year Burson-Marsteller, a leading global public relations and communications firm, completes a social media check-up examining how Fortune 100 companies use popular social networking platforms including: Twitter, Facebook, YouTube. This year, the study also included a review of how the world's leading brands are using the newest game players, Google+ and Pinterest. The way … Continue reading How Fortune 100 Companies Use Social Media
Mad Men vs. The Modern Marketer
Matt Wesson, a very talented Marketing Content Specialists at Pardot (and someone I am honored to call my friend), recently created a very fun and creative infographic that analyzes the evolution of the marketing and advertising profession, from Mad Man to Now. In the infographic, Matt breaks down each aspect of both the 50's/60's marketer … Continue reading Mad Men vs. The Modern Marketer