Close to half the time we all spend online is spent on social media. So, how are marketers do we reach our audience without boring them or overselling ourselves? My brother from another mother at Feldman Creative and the folks at Infobrandz have come up with this infographic sharing some great tactics
These past few years have radically changed how we interact online. There was a time not so long ago, that our online activities were either consuming media such as reading the news, or at most, participating in a chat room, where whatever was said would be lost minutes later for all intensive
Most marketers know that you write differently for radio than you do for television than you do for print or even online. It's very important to write for your medium in the way your audience will best react and engage with. The folks at Vertical Response have put together this infographic helping
It's not always what you say, but often how you say it. Lot's of people can ridicule a person or a group of people, but when Don Rickels or Lewis Black do it, somehow we are not very offended by their comments, but instead, amused. Anyone can say "I love you" but
Facebook, like most of the top digital companies, measures everything we do online. Who we are friends with. What we LIKE. What we like to see online. What we like to comment on online. What we click on and how long we stay there. The folks at Global Web Index have put
