Common Social Media Marketing Myths—Debunked
There are a lot of myths out there concerning social media marketing. Here, we tell you what’s true and what’s not.
Online Purchasing & Supporting Local Businesses During The Coronavirus
Since we’ve been social distancing for the past month or so now, we have seen a change in the way we are purchasing our essential and non-essential items. At Raleighwood, we have seen non-essential businesses adapt their business models to stay afloat during COVID-19 by quickly shifting focus to limited-contact and touchless e-commerce offerings.
Mini Master Class: 10 Ways to Make Linkedin Work for You
Thank you to Tamera Gore, Regional Field Sales Manager for La Quinta Inns & Suites, for inviting me to host this month’s HSMAI North Carolina Members Only Leadership Energizer Series webinar, “Mini Master Class: 10 Ways to Make Linkedin Work for You”.
Life After Snapchat: Talking Personal Branding with High School Seniors
Thanks to Mrs. Lauren Weaver and the team at Heritage High School in Wake Forest for inviting me to be part of their senior class programming this morning. I had the pleasure of sharing with three separate groups of soon-to-be-graduating seniors some basics personal branding… or, “Life After Snapchat”.
Paying the Facebook Tax: A Strategy for Boosting Posts on Facebook
Organic reach is so low that “paying to play” is one of the few ways to really see good results.