Social Media
Our love for social media
How, do I love thee, let me count the ways…I post to you on Facebook, I tweet to your heart’s content, I write to you on my blog, tell you great stories and show you beautiful photographs.
The way people communicate has changed dramatically. Research studies estimate that every person receives an exorbitant number of up to 20,000 marketing messages per day. No longer does it help to shout the loudest or the most often.
Social media guide for parents
Parents share a common notion that their teenagers are from a different planet. Hairstyles, vocabulary, opinions and most notably their opinion of their parents change. The 21st century child is not only from a different world, they are digital citizens. They are comfortable and at home in the digital world. This is where they find information, make friends and share life.
Web Technologies: Best Practices and Trends for 2014!
What can we expect from 2014 and what should we be focusing on?
The internet changes daily, how we use it, the type of information we search for and how it helps us. This year will be no different, so let’s take a look at the top trends we think will stand out this year.
Get more consistent traffic to your website – diversify!
You’ve spent all that time and money developing, what you think is an amazing website, but you’re not number one in Googles’ search results when someone searches for your product. Here’s what to do…
Why your customers would rather Google and how you need to connect the dots
It’s overwhelming we know.
There used to be a time when money was your most valuable commodity. If you had a large advertising budget you would outshine the rest. Communicating with your customer through traditional media did the trick. You would place a snippet in your local paper, maybe record a radio piece, design a great-looking magazine advertisement or print some flyers. Your customer would phone you and 1,2,3 the job was done.
Even though constant visual reminders are great for brand building, traditional media is losing market share. Your customer is no longer interested in sales talk, they want to know how you will add value to their lives.
What’s with the jargon?
You regularly hear the words, Facebook, Twitter, blogging, online presence, web traffic and SEO.
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