by Erika Montgomery | Jul 24, 2014 | Blogging Tips, Digital Marketing, Marketing, Public Relations, Social Media
Rain gets a bad rap. True, no one likes soggy feet or the feeling when an ice cold drop trickles down your neck. These inconveniences aside, precipitation is a critical component of modern life; so too is social media. While the latter may not dirty your glasses,...
by Erika Montgomery | Jul 22, 2014 | Blogging Tips, Marketing, Public Relations, Social Media
I never thought I would spend 11 days in Minot, North Dakota at the North Dakota State Fair. As a social media specialist, the act of joining the circus to work with kids for a short time isn’t something that appears on our to-do lists very often. But when I was...
by Erika Montgomery | Jul 15, 2014 | Blogging Tips, Marketing, Social Media, Three Girls Media
Before I became a publicist, I visited the worlds of Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest every so often. I never commented. If something was considered epic, I’d share it, but the event was rare. Now that I am fully enveloped in social media on a regular basis, I’ve...
by Erika Montgomery | Jul 11, 2014 | Blogging Tips, Business Tips, Digital Marketing, Marketing, Public Relations, Social Media
Taking breaks is important to refresh and revive creativity and energy levels, especially during warm summer months. Neglecting social media sites during vacation is a common mistake that can be easily avoided with proper social media management practices. Scheduling...
by Erika Montgomery | Jul 10, 2014 | Blogging Tips, Digital Marketing, Marketing, Public Relations, Social Media
Coffee is America’s true national past time. Every morning millions of people reach for a cup either at home or their local coffee house. This miracle brew offers a promise of energy with just a hint of familiarity. Our love affair with coffee offers valuable...
by Erika Montgomery | Jul 8, 2014 | Blogging Tips, Marketing, Public Relations, Social Media
“I wanna be a rock star.” – Nickelback An early 2000’s song turned many of my friends and me into rock star wannabes who blasted Nickelback from our high school cars’ speakers, screaming for life to become easy. While Nickelback certainly...
