Strategy

What Everybody Ought to Know About Video Marketing

Posted by Jennifer Edwards on February 19, 2014

Businesses are no longer restricted by traditional marketing techniques. The world wide web has opened multiple possibilities in marketing, and video marketing is proving to be one of the most effective ones yet. Contrary to popular belief, video marketing is not just simply throwing a few videos on YouTube. It requires work. Thankfully, there are ways you can optimize your video marketing to ensure its full potential.

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Are You Sabotaging Your Own Website?

Posted by Amy Peveto on February 18, 2014

Recently I attended “Don’t be a 5-Second Site,” an AMA San Antonio-hosted meetup where presenter Brittany Tradup of Robot Creative spoke on the challenges of web writing. Tradup shared some great tips on writing for the web, and I want to add more context around the entire subject of website copywriting.

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The Shady World of Online Reviews: Do you Believe Everything you Read?

Posted by Jennifer Edwards on January 29, 2014

Consumer reviews have become an intricate part in the decision-making process for products and services. However, as the use of consumer reviews increases, the credibility of them comes into question. Don’t you ever wonder about those perfect 5-star ratings? Or the customer who seemed to just love her new blender? Some businesses have begun to write or pay for fake reviews, leaving consumers uncertain of who to trust.

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Are You Learning from Others’ Marketing Mistakes?

Posted by Amy Peveto on January 21, 2014

I spent the second half of 2013 searching for and moving into a new apartment. I’m thrilled with my choice, but not with a lot of the websites with which I interacted during my search. Here’s a few of the worst issues I encountered, and some tips on doing better with your own website (no matter what business you’re in).

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Content Marketing Lessons from 1888

Posted by Amy Peveto on December 10, 2013

With its signature yellow border and glossy pages, National Geographic is a staple of every classroom and magazine basket in America, but its beginnings are humble. In order to make the magazine a success, its founders and writers had to get creative — and their tactics sound familiar…

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Getting Started With 4 Easy AdWords Scripts

Posted by Wes Mills on December 05, 2013

If you aren’t already using scripts in your AdWords account, you’re missing out. The possibilities of what you can do with them are only limited by your creativity (and coding skills, obviously). Even for JavaScript rookies like myself, there are still easy scripts that can make your life easier.

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Yokel: Ad Best Practices

Posted by Amy Peveto on November 20, 2013

As you consider your advertising strategy for next year, I suggest you do some research on hyperlocal advertising. It can be a great way to reach your San Antonio audience quickly, easily, and affordably. But what makes for a good hyperlocal ad?

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The ways companies are measuring social media ROI are changing

For Better or Worse? Social Media ROI Measurement is Changing

Posted by Amy Peveto on November 06, 2013

Once in a job interview I was asked, “How should companies measure return on investment of social media?” It’s the query of the decade, and the answer varies depending on who you ask. But recently companies have been moving away from traditional measurements and toward things like brand awareness and customer relations.

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Marketing Lessons from Frances Gerety & De Beers Diamonds

Posted by Amy Peveto on October 23, 2013

I’m sure you’ve heard the phrase “A Diamond is Forever,” the famous tagline for diamond provider De Beers. The tagline and campaigns built around it revolutionized the jewelry industry — and bring up some important lessons for marketers.

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