By Moutain Ventures Park City September 30, 2011
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By Kentucky Wine Tastings September 22, 2011
Thank you so much for helping us consolidate our social media campaigns! Your team of writers did a wonderfull job writing our business profile and About page. Would highly recomend! ...read more
Businesses fail today because they will not focus on difference between success and failure.One of the main points that is so crucial to the success of your business is learning to adapt this skill between failure and success. It does not matter what type ofbusiness you or someone else runs, computer business, homebusiness, retail store what ever , if you don't posses this skill you will fail more than likely. Some of the big companies know exactly what this secret skill is, the ones making thousands, millions and billions of dollars every year, these people know. The number one thing that they know is Media Placement, by knowing exactly how your media placement should be can and will reap very big rewards for your business. You can get others to do your Media Placement or become a Media PlacementSpecialist, it's all about specializing in the skill of placing media to promote your business. This is also bigger and better than your traditional marketing methods. When someone or you learn the precise methods to media placement you'll start to control or take over the game, if you learn and master all these media placements, and control diffetrent areas you could be called a Media Mogul. When you master the art and science of media placement, the idea is simple. Start small, and find one or two methods of media placement that work for you. You could start by trying Internet media placement, direct mail, pay-per-click, co-registration, or articles. The idea is to find a couple of means, start them working for you, and then you can grow your business and expand the types and amounts of media you use. Test the internet, find things that work for you and then expand on them, there are resources that do teach the art and mastery of Media Placement.... ...read more
By Louisville Social Management January 26, 2012
Twitter is the fastest growing social network in the world. Since its launch in July 2006, it has signed up 200 million users who use Twitter to post over 350 million messages a day. The site and service, a combination micro-blogging and instant messaging site, allows you to communicate through short messages that can be sent privately, to a group of your friends, or to the entire Twitter community. Twitter users communicate via “tweets,” the term coined for Twitter’s system of short 140-character transmissions. To build a network of friends or associates, people “follow” each other, meaning they are privy to every message sent out by the person they are following. Users can follow their friends, and friends can “follow back” to stay in touch. Also, with its ever-increasing popularity, many celebrities, politicians, and artists are using the site to attract groups of followers to stay in the public eye or announce upcoming events. It has allowed fans to stay in touch with the thoughts and happenings of their favorite public figures. The mass-marketing effect of Twitter has not been lost on the business community, nor is it being ignored by Twitter as a huge potential revenue stream. The commercial potential of Twitter is causing the site to modify its original structure to take advantage of the huge revenue potential. Three changes have been made or announced recently that take the site out of the “pure social” framework and set it in a commercial framework. Twitter recently allowed users to begin posting pictures along with their tweets, an upgrade that will let businesses post pictures of their products. They have also begun selling “featured tweets” to appear at the tops of users’ tweet streams, and have announced that they will soon be selling advertising space on the site to companies who can then interject ads directly into the tweetstream. For more information on logo design, creative writing,and social media management, visit Louisville Social Management. ...read more
By Louisville Social Management September 17, 2011
The concept for Delicious came out of the growth of the internet itself. As more and more websites popped up, it got harder and harder for individuals to keep track of and bookmark all of the websites they were adding to their favorites list on their browser. Folders got bulky, lists grew long, and it was hard to remember which folder had which particular bookmarked site, meaning wasted time looking around. Then came Delicious. Delicious built a website that is essentially an on-line repository for subscriber’s “favorites” lists. By signing up for the service, when users come across a web page they want to bookmark, they just click the Delicious icon on their browser’s toolbar, and the webpage will be saved to the user’s account. Better yet, users can tag the webpage with any words they want to help find the page later, and can add as many tags per webpage as they want. The site will automatically begin to categorize your bookmarked pages as they begin to accrue based on similar tags. Also, the page will be bookmarked in each folder you have a tag for, so if you find a great site that has a phenomenal key lime cheesecake recipe, for example, you can tag the page as food, desserts, baked, cheesecake, key lime, and recipe, and when you open a folder containing any one of those words the webpage will be shown. Delicious also allows you to share your collection of sites with your friends so they can look at your saved sites, and vice-versa. And when you visit the Delicious homepage, it will show you the pages that are getting the most bookmarks at the present time, so you can check them out too and see what all the interest is in these hot topics. For more information on logo design, creative content development or social media marketing packages, visitLouisville Social Management! ...read more
By Louisville Social Management September 17, 2011
The printing of customized postcards has become a popular alternative to buying individual or packages of pre-made cards that may not always achieve the ideal message or images an individual may wish to use. Many options are available to anyone looking to create a perfect postcard from professional pr... ...read more
Children’s books can be divided into many genres. Everything from kid lit to mystery and in different age levels is available. There are two main types of children’s publishers which are the multinational conglomerates also known as mega publishers and the independent. ...read more