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Search Engine Personalization With Kacy Maxwell

By on July 21, 2011 in Blog, Marketing, Podcast, Productivity, Social Media

Welcome to Episode #2 of the Fluxe Digital Marketing Podcast. Have you ever compared search results on Google with a friend? If not, you may be surprised to know you’ll get completely different results.  Giants like Amazon, Google, Facebook and Netflix all have search algorithims that are designed to produce what they think is the [...]

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What You Need To Know About Social Media Law with Stephen Zralek

By on July 9, 2011 in Blog, Blogging, Facebook, Social Media

Welcome to my first podcast! I’ve been wanting to get this going for quite some time now and after talking to Stephen Zralek, who you’ll meet on the podcast, I knew I couldn’t wait any longer. The information Stephen shares is critical for any business using or considering using social media. I couldn’t think of [...]

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How One Small-Town Brand Manages Their Social Media Across Multiple Channels

By on May 10, 2011 in Blog, Social Media, Uncategorized

I first met Tara on Twitter when I answered a question she’d tweeted through @TillamookCheese Twitter account. Shortly after my response, she responded back to me and thanked me for my input. I was impressed by how quickly she responded and decided to check out the rest of Tillamook Cheese’s online presence. Being from Tillamook, [...]

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TwentyFeet Social Media Monitoring Tool – Video Review

By on March 2, 2011 in Blog, Resources, Simplicity, Social Media

I love the simplicity of having everything in one place. That’s what I like about Twentyfeet, a recently revamped “social media monitoring and ego tracking tool”. More of that in a second. One thing I didn’t mention in the title of this post was that the video actually covered two tools. At the beginning I [...]

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83 Engaging Content Ideas For Your Next Update, Tweet or Post

By on July 24, 2010 in Blogging, Facebook, Featured, LinkedIn, Resources, Social Media, Uncategorized

Which ones to use? At the end of each one, add “If it’s relevant to my target audience”. Link to an industry related article and ask a question about it Create a short quiz and offer a prize to the winner Become a resource for something local (e.g. all the networking groups related to your [...]

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Why I WANT To Know What You Had For Lunch Today

By on July 13, 2010 in Branding, Facebook, LinkedIn, Resources, Social Media

You know who you are. But in case you don’t… “Why would I want to be on Twitter,  I don’t want to hear about what you had for lunch!” You haven’t Even Googled Me? It used to be after I met someone, I put their contact info in my phone and their biz card in [...]

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Android Love: The 10 Apps That Make Everyday A Little Easier

By on July 12, 2010 in Productivity, Resources

It’s no secret. I’m a huge Google and Android fan. It’s always been Gmail for my email. Gdocs has recently taken over Microsoft Word for all my documents. I have thousands of Google bookmarks; and ever since the first Android phone came out, I’ve been an unapologetic Android geek. I will say we Android fans have had our [...]

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5 Ways To Earn The Permission of Your Audience

By on May 24, 2010 in Resources, Social Media

Permission means three things in marketing as defined by Seth Godin: “Delivering Anticipated, Personal and Relevant messages to people who actually want to get them.” It’s the difference between selling and having a conversation, It’s the difference between giving information and providing your prospect with real value. There’s a great quote that I think sums [...]

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