by Tara Pupilli | Oct 14, 2021 | Brand Management, Content Marketing, Free Advice
Hey, all you guys and ghouls, the terrifyingly talented team at Raleigh Media Group + Raleighwood Event Group is ready to take your next project from scary to spooktacular—no matter how small or large.
by Lisa Jeffries | Feb 1, 2011 | "small" businesses, advertising, blogging, Brand Management, Business, Downtown Raleigh, email marketing, events, experience, Free Advice, local, Marketing, non-profit organizations, partners, planning, promotions, Raleigh, resources, restaurants, retail, social media, Using Technology, websites, YouTube
Join me tomorrow morning to kick-start your Spring marketing goals and hear from other local business owners and seasoned veterans who are using social media to support their marketing plans. The event, Free Social Media Seminar – Marketing for your Business:...
by Lisa Jeffries | Nov 26, 2010 | Communication, consumers, email marketing, Free Advice, lists, Marketing, technology, Using Technology
Four of the five local retailers that emailed me yesterday, on Thanksgiving, about their Black Friday and holiday weekend sales and promotions sent me the same email again today. That’s eight emails, from the same four retailers, within 24 hours. Now, that may...
by Lisa Jeffries | Sep 13, 2010 | budgets, employee relations, experience, Finances, Free Advice, government, human resources, job openings, legislation, management, morale, Operations, organizational, resources
I decided to post this quick review of the rules governing hiring interns (specifically, unpaid interns) because it’s something I’ve chatted about lately with several professionals in different settings, and it’s really been an eye-opener in how many...
by Lisa Jeffries | Sep 23, 2009 | Free Advice, search engine optimization, web development, websites
…at least not the keywords meta tags on your website.From the Official Google blog:Q: Why doesn’t Google use the keywords meta tag?A: About a decade ago, search engines judged pages only on the content of web pages, not any so-called “off-page”...
