I’ve been creating websites since 1996. Back then, video was for TV and trade shows. For years, it was rarely given serious thought for websites. Today? We have a ‘roided-up tiger by the tail. In March, I attended the 2019 Social Media World Conference. Thousands of marketers from around the world came together to
These are bold words. But we believe every word. Traditional advertising still has a place (always will), but its perch at the top of the pecking order is quickly being supplanted by brand and customer engagement using digital strategies. Here’s Engage321 President Dino Pelle commenting on why digital engagement strategies matter.
Here’s something I’ve been hearing for a few years now… “The playing field has leveled due to social media marketing; I have more access to my customers.” Let’s break that down and find out if it’s true. With social media, there is more access to customers, but I don’t believe it necessarily levels the playing
After 25 years doing this branding thing (please, no “damn, you’re old!” comments), I’ve learned one irrefutable lesson about building a successful brand. I’ll call it Brand Lesson #1. A brand is not “what” you do. It’s what people believe about how you do what you do.
Here are some terrific April Fools pranks throughout the years as described by Time magazine. With my Italian heritage, I especially appreciate the BBC story on the Swiss spaghetti tree harvest of 1957. Who knew the Swiss were so funny?
I have a hammer, and I use it a lot around the house. I can swing that thing pretty good, too. In fact, I can hit a lot of stuff with that hammer and enjoy working around the house on little jobs with it. I use it to hang pictures or when I need to
