by Erika Montgomery | Jun 26, 2013 | Digital Marketing, Marketing, Public Relations, Social Media
The social sharing site reddit is wildly popular, and becoming more so every day. As of this May, reddit had 170 million unique visitors from 180 different countries. A place for people to post articles, links and information, reddit is a unique site that allows the...
by Erika Montgomery | Jun 7, 2013 | Marketing, Public Relations, Social Media
Social media is essential for small business today. What used to be seen as a personal way to waste time chatting away with friends, family or even strangers has now become a professional tool for building business, increasing brand awareness and attracting new...
by Erika Montgomery | Jun 5, 2013 | Marketing, Media Coverage, Public Relations
Getting media coverage is not a simple task and it all begins (and could end) with your press release. Here are some of the best tips to help you successfully distribute your press releases and help you secure some media coverage for your company. Is it...
by Erika Montgomery | May 31, 2013 | Business Tips, Public Relations, Social Media
In part two of this three part series, we continued discussing the importance of social media platforms and their relevance in a marketing or business strategy. We uncovered more details about the social media platform, “Vine,” and introduced four more...
by Erika Montgomery | May 29, 2013 | Business Tips, Marketing, Public Relations
Everyone can look up a template for a press release online, but writing one so that your business gets noticed is a whole other ball game. Whether you have a new company or are trying to introduce to your products to the market, writing strong press releases is a...
by Erika Montgomery | May 26, 2013 | Business Tips, Public Relations, Social Media
A company’s customers are the driving force behind their success or failure, so does that mean that they are always right? Well, sort of. While a business should never change its main purpose, it should be willing to change in other ways. After all, without a demand...
