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5 to Follow: Local Shopping
By infiltrating social media with all of the great items you can buy, these savvy Nashville retailers are making a big impact on local culture and their sales.
5 to Follow: Tourist Attractions
Nashville is Music City USA. Visitors come here to hang out in the honky-tonks, listen to the buskers on Lower Broadway and cruise around Music Row looking for their favorite singers. (Country music superstars don’t live on Music Row, but let’s not tell the tourists; why spoil their fun?) But once the out-of-towners get here, [...]
5 to Follow: Nashville Sports Teams
Historically, Nashville has been known for its music, food and southern hospitality more than its ever been called a sports town. But recently, Nashville has become home to some of the leagues' best sports teams and the best fans in the game.
5 to Follow: Solo Artists
For many artists, social media is the medium they turn to to share their music and gain new fans. Here are five Nashville-based artists who have caught our ears with their music and our eyes with their social media presence.
5 to Follow: Innovative Nashville Restaurants
Nashville is a major player on the national culinary stage. And as any good Music City resident knows, when you step into the spotlight, you have to step up your social media. Let's look at locals who do it right.
LinkedIn is a B2B Marketing Powerhouse
LinkedIn is an underappreciated powerhouse when it comes to B2B marketing. While most recognize that LinkedIn is a natural for courting a professional business audience, most marketers continue to pour many more resources into other channels, such as Facebook and Twitter. A recent study from HubSpot may cause them to rethink their strategy. It found that LinkedIn converted leads at a rate of 4:1 over Facebook and 7:1 over Twitter.
Twitter Brand Pages Becoming More Like Facebook?
Twitter recently announced a redesign of its brand pages, and a few of the changes reflect Facebook features.
The Anatomy of a Tweet
Getting your Tweets seen and shared may seem like a game of luck, but there's more of a science to it than you think.
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