by Erika Montgomery | Aug 31, 2013 | Blogging Tips, Digital Marketing, Marketing, Social Media
With only a 3.6 out of 10 rating on IMDb.com and 40% on Rotten Tomatoes, how could a SyFy movie like Sharknado trend number one on Twitter with 5,000 tweets per minute and social media mentions from celebrities, politicians and everyone else? To start off, the...
by Erika Montgomery | Aug 14, 2013 | Blogging Tips, Business Tips, Marketing, Social Media
Social media widgets are the latest craze in the online realm of marketing content. As the social media community continues to grow, businesses are finding social media widgets a great tool to share their content. From WordPress to websites, these online buttons or...
by Erika Montgomery | Aug 10, 2013 | Blogging Tips, Social Media
Social media and stand-up comedians are not so different. How people on the Internet consume content mimics that of an audience. In order for stand-up comedians to be successful, there are a few things they have to realize. Some stand-up comedians don’t ever...
by Erika Montgomery | Aug 7, 2013 | Blogging Tips, Marketing, Social Media
Social media audiences are listening to what your company is saying, but what voice are they hearing? Whether your company’s culture is business casual or suit and tie required, your social media content should express your organization’s personality. Social media...
by Erika Montgomery | May 14, 2013 | Blogging Tips, Marketing, Public Relations
Twenty years ago, professional bloggers simply didn’t exist. If you saw a post, you would have dismissed it as rubbish, believing a blog to be an excuse for a person to rant about their personal life. Fast forward and here you are on the Three Girls Media, Inc....
by Erika Montgomery | May 6, 2013 | Blogging Tips, Social Media
Trying to engage your business’ social media followers and blog readers? The type of content you use for your posts matter. Are you writing strong updates for your company’s Facebook page or engaging articles for your website? Engaging Readers With...
