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How to Use Google+ For Your Nonprofit

ShareMarketers and brands alike are excited because Google+ recently announced that businesses can now build pages. If you’re a nonprofit interested in using Google+, you’ve come to the right place. A week or so ago, we covered how businesses can explore using Google+, and now, we’ve got some suggestions for our nonprofit friends on maximizing G+. [...]

Kansas City Social Media Masters: Focus on Corporate Blogging

Share The Social Media Masters Conference made a stop in Kansas City last week and it was great to be a workshop presenter. The topic I tackled: Corporate Blogging: How to Use Blogging for Leads and Sales, is a perpetual favorite. I speak at conferences several times a month in cities all over the U.S., [...]

Nonprofits: Integrating Digital Marketing Strategies, Measuring ROI

Share I had the pleasure of presenting to the YMCA’s New Media/Marketing Conference held in Kansas City this past week on the topic of Nonprofits and Integrating Digital Marketing Strategies and Measuring ROI. It was a special treat because I was asked to participate by a long time friend, Mary Mooney Burns, who’s not only [...]

Local Search: How It Impacts and How to Improve Results

Share Local search plays an important role in business success today. If content is king, then search results are queen – or co-kings, perhaps? Obviously, it’s important that your company’s website and/or corporate blog feature compelling content, yet if you don’t appear in search results, you’re losing out on a number of potential business opportunities [...]

Mobile Users Demand Speed in Website Load Times

Share With the rate at which information travels in our digital age and with mobile data consumption on the rise, people are less patient than ever before when it comes to website load times — and mobile users demand speed. We are obsessed with speed. If browsers aren’t loading quickly enough, those of us who are mobile [...]

Maximizing Your Blog’s Visibility With An SEO Checklist

Share Blogging is an art form–don’t let anyone tell you otherwise. Not only do you have to craft concise, interesting posts, but you want them to have high visibility in search engine results, which will drive traffic to your posts, your site and to you. This is true whether you’re a small business blogger or [...]

Want to Change Attitudes about Social Media? Make It Fun

Share We work with businesses of all sizes helping them understand, navigate and participate in the online space and understand the value of social media marketing. For those of us who are old hands at that, it seems like no big deal. But for a vast number of people, even ones who are somewhat familiar [...]

Social Bookmarking: How To Do It Correctly

Share Shelly wrote a post about Social Bookmarking, What It Is And Why You Need It, and this piece is intended as a follow-up, and to give you kind of a step-by-step tutorial on using social bookmarking sites. As mentioned in the earlier post, social bookmarking is really all about saving, discovering or sharing content [...]

Toyota Buying Mom Bloggers?

Share As if Toyota hasn’t already had enough bad press in the past year or so, there’s a storm brewing focused on a scheme that pretty much amounts to buying reviews from mommy bloggers. Crazy? You betcha. Clarification – there appears to be a campaign afoot soliciting mom bloggers to write positive blog posts and [...]

SEO Strategies Webinar With Me And The Redhead

Share SEO, SEO, SEO. Think of it as being sung to the tune of “Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow.” Okay, now that I’ve got you in the holiday mood, let’s cut the crap. SEO. Like it or not, it matters. Search engine optimization. A mere 90 some percent of people head [...]

Want to Vlog? Steve Garfield is Your Guy

Share I have been vocal about my resolve to integrate video into my blogging efforts and the last time I wrote about this quest, many of you were, too. I met Steve Garfield last year at Jeff Pulver’s 140Characters Conference in LA and we’ve been friends ever since. Mostly (private joke). Oh, and when Newsweek [...]

Grammar – It Matters in Marketing

ShareIt Matters. It’s Suppose To Matter. It Use To Matter. It Still Matters. So, reading that tagline really makes you want to hire me, doesn’t it? Because, clearly, you know that I can’t spell. And clearly, you also know that I don’t care about accuracy. Wow! Sure makes me want to hire someone. An agency. [...]

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