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November 22nd, 2011

Staying Ahead of the Social Media Curve

It's not just best practices, it's next practices

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By Christy Bykowski, Vice President
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I spent last Thursday at the 2011 Midwest Social Media Summit, where I listened to a number of social media strategists and thought leaders. I came ready to learn, and quickly became energized by the creative ideas and general Internet marketing energy in the room. (more…)

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Categories: Social Marketing
Tags: Cleveland, content curator, Facebook, Midwest Social Media Summit, Smart Business, thought leadership, Twitter
October 7th, 2011

How do you benchmark when you’re the leader?

Navigating social media’s uncharted waters as an innovator

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By Kailyn Longoria, Account Supervisor
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In the creative world of communications and marketing, we’re always aiming to find that perfect balance between strategy and innovation, imagination and practicality, ingenuity and ROI. When you strike that sweet spot, there’s nothing but happy clients, engaged consumers, agency awards, fireworks, unicorns and rainbows. Until it comes time to benchmark your results. It’s then [...]

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Categories: Public Relations, Social Marketing
Tags: Elmer's, Facebook, Kids In Need Foundation, social giving, social media, Twitter
July 15th, 2011

It’s a bird, it’s a plane…it’s Google+!

Search engine unveils its latest and greatest foray into social media

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By Stu Holmes, Corporate Communications/New Business Intern
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Google Plus logoI am a proud Generation Y-er.  Using internet and social media comes as second nature to me as reaching into a bag of chips like a zombie while watching a football game. To me, a world without a means to interact with friends or even the slightest acquaintance at any given time seems outlandish and [...]

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Categories: Advertising, Digital, Media, People, Public Relations, Social Marketing
Tags: circles, Facebook, features, Generation Y, Google, Google Plus, privacy, profiles, search, social media, social networks, Twitter
February 22nd, 2011

She Loves Me. She Loves Me Not.

Our Ever-Changing Relationship with Social Media

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By Amy Dawson, Senior Vice President, Healthcare Lead
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sam-photoSocial media. I think many of us have a love/hate relationship with it. We love it when we can connect with family and friends, share photos and event invitations, and keep up with the brands, products and services we’re interested in. We hate it when our children are exposed to bullying, an obnoxious high school [...]

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Categories: Advertising, People, Social Marketing
Tags: Branding, culture, Ellen DeGeneres, engagement, Facebook, FlipCam, Ohio State University, proposal, relationship, social media, Twitter, YouTube
October 12th, 2010

Physicians do an about face with social media

Take two tweets and call me in the morning

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By Amy Dawson, Senior Vice President, Healthcare Lead
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Project 365: Day 57 - The Day I Sent 90 EmailsSo most of us are on Facebook, right? But is your doctor? You’d be surprised how many medical practices are using social media as a way to engage their patients. It makes a lot of sense when you think about it, particularly for primary care physicians. As more and more patients take ownership of their [...]

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Categories: Advertising, Social Marketing
Tags: eMarketer, Facebook, Healthcare, HIPAA, medical practice, mobile, Ohio State Medical Association, physicians, social media, Twitter
October 5th, 2010

Digital Today: Unbound – Everything Everywhere

IAB MIXX Conference Lives Up to Hype

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By Chrystie Reep,
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mixx_expo_logo_2010Digital marketing means so much more than advertising on the Internet. Digital technology has invaded every part of our lives and therefore needs to be a central part of every marketing strategy. This was never more evident than at the 2010 IAB MIXX Conference in New York City last week.  I, along with my colleague, [...]

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Categories: Advertising, Digital, Media
Tags: Advertising Week, AOL, Branding, Creative, Design, Facebook, Ford, Gawker, iab, Interactive, Interactive Advertising Bureau, microsoft, mixx, Pandora, Twitter, Yahoo
March 22nd, 2010

Social Media for the Middle-Aged Executive

A guide for execs on how to stay relevant in this social media-filled world.

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By Dennis Brown, Vice President
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The Middle-Aged Executive's Guide to Social MediaWith Betty White set to host Saturday Night Live (thanks in large part to Facebook), I recently saw an article that was only half-joking when it suggested that “80 is the New 30.”   I had a different perspective when, in the summer of 2009, we started what would become The Middle-Aged Executive’s Guide to Social [...]

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Categories: People, Public Relations, Social Marketing
Tags: Betty White, Business to Business, Corporate Communications, Facebook, LinkedIn, Marketing Communications, social media for executives, socialmedia, socialnetworking, Twitter
January 6th, 2010

Social Media Resolutions

Five social media resolutions brand managers should keep

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By Kelly Malone, Account Supervisor
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2010Statistics show that only 46 percent of people who make resolutions are able to keep them six months into the New Year. Well, fellow marketing and PR folks, I challenge you to commit to the following resolutions to help your brand blossom in 2010. C’mon, there are only five. 1. I will not dilute my [...]

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Categories: Public Relations, Social Marketing
Tags: 2010 New Year's Resolutions, Corporate Communications, Facebook, Marketing Communications, social media, social media policy, social media resolutions, social networking, Twitter, you tube marketing videos
January 4th, 2010

Timing is Everything

You wouldn't try to sell heavy coats in summer.

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By Ray Hancart, Associate Vice President
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Nues Time exhibitThe presentation went well; the client is ready to move forward with the “new world” social media program you and the team recommended. Everyone works furiously to get the brand’s Facebook fan page built and Twitter handle ready to go. Momentum builds a little, but for some reason the message isn’t getting traction. You’re not [...]

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Categories: Public Relations, Social Marketing
Tags: audience, Facebook, Glee, Marketing Communications, pr, Public Relations, research, social media, timing, Twitter
November 16th, 2009

Change the World…One Tweet at a Time

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By Hartley Suter, Account Supervisor
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HeartWelcome to Cause Marketing 2.0. It has been awhile since I’ve been contacted via phone to donate to a cause. I also receive far fewer direct mail pieces asking me to be a local volunteer and help champion a cause than I remember my parents receiving. Perhaps it’s because I haven’t lived in the same apartment [...]

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Categories: People, Public Relations, Social Marketing
Tags: cause marketing, cause marketing 2.0, non-profit, Public Relations, social media, Twitter
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