The Power of the Social Media Savvy Moms: Interview with Kat Gordon
Adam Helweh interviews Kat Gordon on the role of women in the advertising and creative industry. Only 3 percent of…
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Adam Helweh The Importance of Setting Infographic Objectives
Before introducing infographics into your content mix, your organization needs to be able to articulate the reasons for using visualization…
Mark Smiciklas The Biggest Challenges In Online Retail – Web Panel Recap
The recorded web panel discussion from SME Digital's Biggest Challenges of Online Retail with Brad Bulter Jr., of Halloween Express,…
Jason Falls A LinkedIn Management Tool For B2B Social Media?
Oktopost provides social media publishing and engagement with B2B companies and LinkedIn management in mind.
Votigo Sneaks Up On SMMS Marketplace
Votigo has unveiled a social media management solution with an unheard of $15 price point. The SMMS provider is making…
In Defense of Lists: Why People (Secretly) Love List Posts
Andrew Hanelly waxes poetic in defense of the ever-popular list post on blogs.
Blake Cohen A Guide To Influence Measurement Tools Worth Reading
Appinions new report on influence measurement tools is thoughtful and thorough. It can help you understand which to use for…
The Buyer’s Guide Discussion For Social Media Management Software
Social media management software is proliferating at rates beyond customer's comprehension. This post and comments serve as a discussion thread…
SoLoMo Show Ep 26: How Google’s Recent Announcements Might Effect Your Business and Foursquare Connected Apps
The SoLoMo Show is a weekly podcast hosted by Adam Helweh and Cory OBrien. Each...
Increasing Customer Spend With A Little Social Media Help
Postcardmania's Valentine's Day promotion serves as a case study in reminding your customers you're there for them.
Infographic: How To Determine Facebook and Twitter ROI
This infographic from InventHelp says that CEO's think marketers lack business credibility and that we don't talk about what really…
Nichole Kelly Should PR Representatives Be Allowed To Edit Wikipedia?
The CIPR says public relations pros shouldn't update Wikipedia. But is this best practice both flawed and insulting?