Archive for Sarah
Just How Dynamic is the Social Web?
Just how fast is the social web growing this second? This hour? In addition to that growth; what is the activity like for these platforms? Are we contributing Weeky? Hourly? Is this the “year” of social media, or will next year surpass this one? I recently stumbled upon this interesting little widget created by Gary [...]
16Apr2010 | Sarah | 0 comments | Continued
Straight From The Horses Mouth
I often write about the significance of advertising, specifically social media advertising and networking in my Blue Traffic Blog posts. I discovered an interesting company site this week that gets back to the most basic, influential, successful and all the while cheapest form of advertising; word of mouth. The Keller Fay Group is a marketing [...]
17Mar2010 | Sarah | 0 comments | Continued
Is Your Business Effectively Tweeting?
I’ll be honest my personal pursuits don’t include a large passion for sports. I don’t generally understand them or find value in multiple hours on the couch watching them. I think a large part of my dislike with these team oriented activities is I don’t understand them. How can I be a fan of something [...]
3Mar2010 | Sarah | 0 comments | Continued
Year of the Tiger…What Else?
February 14th was more than just the hallmark holiday of love this year. This was also the date of the Chinese New Year. Seeing as it’s been sufficient time for those of us who rang in the New Year on January 1st to give up our resolutions, let’s take a minute and look at what marketers expect this [...]
18Feb2010 | Sarah | 2 comments | Continued
Managing Your Reputation
Remember the old adage; “First Impressions are everything”? Research shows 70% of people do research on a company or person before doing business with them. Trying a new restaurant…Google it! Joining a local gym…Google em! When potential clients are researching your company, a single negative link - think, disgruntled employee, bad dining experience, customer service [...]
22Jan2010 | Sarah | 0 comments | Continued