
Reach out and Touch Someone: Web Contact Strategies
Have you ever gone to a website, and for whatever reason, felt the need to actually contact the organization?

Have you ever gone to a website, and for whatever reason, felt the need to actually contact the organization?

“If you build it, he will come.” This quote, from the movie Field of Dreams, captures the hopes of many marketers: write great content on your blog, and an audience will be magically…

Even from the most committed employees, one question comes up over and over again: how to use Social Media to find your next job.

Does your LinkedIn profile surpass a paper resume? With the momentum clearly “social”, will your paper resume die? Or is it already dead?

The Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board has launched a new website that enhances connections for parents […]

Randall Craig, president of 108 ideaspace, explains the focus on social media should be about creating real relationships in a recent interview with The LexBlog Network (LXBN TV). If you missed the interview, feel free to watch it here.

While there is no way to predict if your video will go viral, here are some practical tips that will improve your chances.

Over the last year (or three), how much time have you spent Linking In, Tweeting, Facebooking, Blogging, and using other social tools? Is Social Media actually paying off?

While corporations are trying to figure out how to use the Social Media carrot to entice customers to buy, customers are using a powerful Social Media stick to express disappointment and dissatisfaction.

Ever feel slighted, ignored, disenfranchised, “sold to”, taken for granted, or just plain commoditized? For many prospects, these feelings are what prevent a sale from taking place. They prevent repeat sales, prevent referrals, and encourage negative word-of-mouth. Clearly, great customer service – supported by great training and great management – are fundamental […]