Facebook is DEAD! Twitter is DEAD! Instagram is DEAD! Snapchat is DEAD! If you’ve read any social media news in the past few months, each of the platforms has been declared dead at least once. While this type of clickbait is often, at best, a poor attempt at…more
Restaurant branding and strategy has changed thanks to social media: every customer is now a walking, talking online review to an audience of…well…everyone. From Instagram and #foodies to Google My Business and Yelp reviews—how is your restaurant’s brand supposed to both keep up with the trends AND help…more
If we had a dollar for every time a prospect doubted the benefits of paid social media… And to be honest, we get it. To the untrained eye, paid social seems like a waste of time—but putting money behind your social strategy will give you some of the…more
Where in the world did the Vero app come from? In what can only be described as an overnight sensation, this wannabe Instagram competitor has been standing squarely in the social media spotlight since early last week. So, what’s all the fuss about? Well, for starters, Vero is…more
There are two kinds of people in the Instagram marketing world: Those who know there’s been a change to Instagram’s algorithm but are in denial of the consequences for their brand Those who know about the algorithm changes and are FREAKING the hell out If you’re person #1,…more
Knowing when it’s time to break up with your current social media platform can be an excruciating decision. The more time and money you’ve spent trying to make it work for your business, the harder it gets. The simple truth is that some brands just aren’t good matches…more
What comes to mind when you think about online search? Probably Google or Facebook. But what about Pinterest? You might be surprised to hear that Pinterest is updating their image and their platform by tossing their hat into the ring for consideration as a serious player in search.…more
Are you related to, or friends with, a luddite? They still use a rotary phone, only communicate through snail mail, and listen to their favorite music on cassette tapes. In other words, they don’t adapt to changes over time. That’s exactly how people perceive brands that still use…more
