Saturday, March 12, 2011
Social Media - It's Not Rocket Science!
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Social Media and the New Four P's of Marketing
Sunday, January 23, 2011
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Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Oldie But Goodie Tips for Facebook Pages
Posted back in 2009 but still valid points.
Over the past few years Facebook has witnessed a dramatic rise in new user adoption and with that rise has come the opportunity for brands to interact directly with existing customers and engage new ones. At the end of 2007, Facebook announced the launch of Facebook Pages and last week they launched a revised edition which includes a number of significant upgrades. This week, those pages will be going live for all. There are numerous ways for brands to leverage Facebook but the overall branded experience is becoming increasingly integrated into a single offering as the new Pages product highlights. So what are the primary benefits and changes for the new branded pages?
1. Develop Custom Tabs for Custom Ads
3. Create a Unique Page Image
See more at www.allfacebook.com
Sunday, November 28, 2010
Relationships in Business - Fluff or Fact?
Excellent look at whether we're getting hung up just a little too much on relationships in business.
Results vs Relationships?
What matters most in your business?
- “My bottom line”
- “ROI”
- “Growth”
- “Keeping my costs as low as possible”
- “Sales”
- “Leader in my industry”
What is the one answer you probably would have expected but is no where to be found?
Relationships.Read more at www.troyclaus.com
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Learning from Noah
However, you could also look at it another way. If a cow died, Noah would still have had one cow left for beef and milk. He and his family wouldn’t starve, and they could come back to land and start afresh.
Moral of the story? Always have a back-up plan.
What matters most in your business?