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Audience Awareness Drives Success
The best newsletters and magazines produced by companies not only tie their employees closer together, they also serve as potent marketing materials to vendors and interested bystanders, not to mention current and prospective customers.
Being “Social” on Social Media
There's a reason why they call it "social" media. Being social and responsive is a key component to effectively using social media as a business.
Tallying Up Twitter: Something for Everyone
We’re back with part two of four in our blog series covering the most relevant facts on the top social networks – this time with Twitter. Twitter has gained a number of followers and a reputation over the last few years making it one of the first places online consumers go to share content, stories [...]
Why Everyone Should ‘Like’ Social Media
Businesses, like people, need to connect to present and future audiences. Using a variety of social media is the best way to triangulate communication and to reach targeted groups.Seeing (And Hearing) Is Believing
Images help sell a story, which is why newsprint is usually livened up with photos. That holds true in the online world as well, where there are even more choices to augment even the driest copy. As is always the case, however, sometimes there can be far, far too much of a good thing.The Food Facebook Pyramid
Part one of four in a blog mini series that will discuss the who, what, where, when and why/how of the largest and most pervasive social media platforms out there.
How to Give a Good Interview
Preparation for and understanding the interview process can help you get your point across clearly, while also giving a good story.
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Ashley Akin
The Rules of Engagement
Engagement is one of the most influential – and inexpensive – ways to reach your target audience through social media. The only cost to you is time, but as any good businessperson knows, time is money. But do you know what else is money? Money. And studies have shown that companies that engage with their audiences make more money than those that don’t, so use that to your advantage.READ MORE