Category Archives: Social Media Utilization

Targeting Paid-Search Ads, Videos Pay Off On Thanksgiving Day

by Laurie Sullivan, November 19, 2014   Oatmeal chocolate chip cookies with walnuts became one of my favorite recipes after searching online for a different type of dessert that would allow me to taste chocolate and get nutritional benefits from oatmeal. The good ones actually use less sugar and butter and more oatmeal. Rather than … Continue reading Targeting Paid-Search Ads, Videos Pay Off On Thanksgiving Day

A Marketer’s Guide To Social Media Images

Joy Ugi      November 18, 2014 There’s a common misunderstanding running amok in the marketing world right now: Brands think it’s okay to post lousy social media images. These images are either irrelevant, pixelated, wrongly sized, or otherwise unattractive. More and more marketers are embracing and executing on the winning concept of producing educational, helpful content. … Continue reading A Marketer’s Guide To Social Media Images

Anti-Social Media: Building Brand Awareness Without Being Social

    Ronn Torossian   November 17, 2014   On October 28th, Taco Bell made news by going dark on its Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, Instagram, and Snapchat accounts to promote the release of its new mobile app, which allows you to pre-order and customize your food. The message broadcast across the social media platforms was the same: … Continue reading Anti-Social Media: Building Brand Awareness Without Being Social