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Your Office, Your Address, Your Brand
Last summer I launched my business full-time. It’s been a fantastic journey with a few stumbles but many, many wins along the way. As a young business, I’m working hard to accomplish three things: Execute on our engagements by both over-delivering, completing it on time and under budget. This is a huge challenge, and one that we’ve not always met.…
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SEOmoz Releases Mother of all SEO Apps
I’m a huge fan of Rand Fishkin and SEOmoz. Often I hear murmurs in the Search Engine Optimization industry about SEOmoz being right or being wrong… but I have yet to see a single organization amass as many resources, professionals, tools and tests with regard to SEO. Rand, himself, is another reason why I love SEOmoz. Recently, when I discovered…
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The Most Important Feature of Your Corporate Blog
1.webp” alt=”Door Knocker” title=”Door Knocker” width=”200″ height=”266″ class=”alignright size-full tie-image3987″ align=”right” />Tonight I had a great time at Confluence, an Indianapolis networking event, where we reunited a team to speak on the Do’s and Don’ts of Corporate Blogging. I was joined by fellow industry professionals Rhoda Israelov, Rodger Johnson, Kyle Lacy and Kevin Hood. There were minor differences in agreement…
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You Won’t Be Blogging Forever
When I speak to folks about blogging, many ask me if blogging is here to stay. Nope. Asking someone if blogging will be here forever is like asking the guys who printed their newspapers with the Gutenberg press the same question. Like the free press, blogging will evolve with technology, bloggers with huge followings will be bought out, and blogs…
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Brand.net: Precision Geographic and Data-Driven Display Advertising
Yesterday I had lunch with good friend Troy Bruinsma, an accomplished sales and marketing executive. Several years ago, we worked on direct mail campaigns for Troy when he worked for a cable company. Utilizing data cleansing, his customer data, their subscription data, demographic data and a TON of work… we were able to profile their current customers and identify, by…
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Lithium Customer Intelligence Center: From Customers to Superfans
In today’s social-centric world, what customers say about the brand generate far more traction than any advertisement or paid content can deliver. It’s no wonder marketers strain their ears to try and understand what the customer is saying about the brand over the social sphere. Lithium‘s real-time social media monitoring solutions allow the marketer to listen, measure and track the…
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Impact of Mobile and Tablet Gifting
While we’re seeing a huge increase in the use of mobile devices for researching purchases and measuring subsequent increases in shopping purchases via mobile and tablet device, many of those purchases aren’t for the owner of the device. Mobile gifting is a growing category – taken advantage of by everyone from Amazon and Facebook. During the holiday season, thousands of…
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Architects and B2B Tweeting
Those business to business (B2B) folks aren’t always at the top of the marketing research news, but every once in a while you find a gem. Although this specific Infographic from Pauley Creative focuses on a survey of UK Architects, I believe the findings could open up other B2B companies to seeing how the medium can be advantageous to their…
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Complaining Ain’t Easy
When we’re advising a social media strategy for our clients, our first step is to ensure they have a customer service strategy. Consumers and businesses don’t care who is in charge of your Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn presence… if they have a complaint, they want to voice it and have it handled professionally and efficiently. Lacking a strategy to deal…
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Ouch Verizon
I don’t have any sympathy for Verizon. Earlier this year I started an account with Verizon and my company reimbursed me for purchase of a model 6700 PDA phone. Part of the reason I purchased this phone was to connect my laptop and phone via USB for Internet access while I was on the road. I asked if the phone…
