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Don’t be a “Glasshole”

Don’t be a “Glasshole”

At this point I’m sure everyone has seen at least one person wearing Google Glass. I had to do a double take when I first saw them on someone. For around a year now, Google Glass has been offered to a select few Individuals. The testers or trend setters were encouraged to let others try … Continue reading

6 Steps to a Small Business Social Media Strategy

6 Steps to a Small Business Social Media Strategy

As a person who has previously worked in several small businesses who have worked with social media to gain awareness, this article has brought up some awesome points for small businesses that are looking to make an online appearance. However, you must remember that social media is NOT a source of advertising. It is a … Continue reading

Twitter – The Most Social Brand of 2012

Ad Age has discovered that Twitter is where most online conversations are unfolding.  Though that may seem obvious to a bunch of twenty-something students like ourselves who use Twitter to follow brands, news sites, and each other, while simultaneously documenting our weekends between the hours of 9pm and 2am – Twitter is the brand mentioned … Continue reading

5 Words that You Should Never Use in Sales or Marketing

5 Words that You Should Never Use in Sales or Marketing

Social media is becoming the most prevalent place for business to market themselves to consumers, but how does what is posted affect the consumer and potential sales? For most companies and individuals, the main objective of marketing is to drive traffic to their store or site and encourage customer interaction and purchases. Therefore, “action” words … Continue reading

Marketing Resolutions

Marketing Resolutions

With the beginning of a new year always comes the heap of resolutions and bundles of promises of great changes to come. As individuals it is usually quite easy to pick our goals and take our vows. We devote ourselves to losing weight, traveling, spending more time with family or learning something new. This got … Continue reading