Posts Tagged ‘Twitter’
Top Five SXSW 2011 Videos
SXSW 2011 has wound down for this year, but they’ll be back next year and I plan to be there. SXSW has something for everyone, especially in social media or inbound marketing. So many of the heavy hitters are there that it makes ones head spin. It has taken a bit of searching around, but…
Read MoreTwitter – The art of tweets, follows and hashtags
If social media were a three legged stool, then a business website, Facebook site and Twitter account would be the legs of that stool. For businesses wanting to master the art of social media marketing, these sites must be professional looking, elegantly managed creating a seamless brand appearance. They also need to be balanced and…
Read MoreTGIF Friday Freebie The iPhone iPad Touch and more
Hello everyone, I usually don’t post on Fridays, but I came across this cute story and I couldn’t resist. It doesn’t exactly fit into the Social Energizer social media plan, so I decided to make another category – TGIF Friday Freebies. A place for the real light stuff. Everyone needs ‘light’ by Friday. I’m not…
Read MoreOnline FREE, the new Tchochtke
Henry Ford once said, “The man who will use his skill and constructive imagination to see how much he can give for a dollar, instead of how little he can give for a dollar, is bound to succeed.” In today’s inbound marketing terms, this could be the new Holy Grail. Business owners successful at providing…
Read MoreSocial Media- Room to grow
Here are some interesting facts about who is… and who isn’t using the Web. Do you think there is room to grow? 40% of small businesses don’t have a web site 81% of entrepreneurs still don’t take advantge of social media 47% don’t think that Facebook, Twitter or even LinkedIn are beneficial to their business…
Read MoreWhere are you going? …with your Inbound Marketing efforts
Inbound Marketing refers to attracting customers to your lodging property through a variety of social media and content distribution and interacting with readers, rather than the older means of buying attention through disruptive advertising and other devices. Simply put, Inbound Marketing employs a ‘pull’ strategy, rather than the ‘push’ strategy employed by traditional marketing techniques. With the sophistication…
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