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5 Businesses that Should NOT be on Social Media

5 Businesses that Should NOT be on Social Media

By Tisha Oehmen | January 14, 2011
Every business today has a Facebook page, Twitter account, or corporate LinkedIn profile. Many blogs and news articles push the idea that every business should be on social media. But...
Choosing the Right Marketing Agency: What to Look For

Choosing the Right Marketing Agency: What to Look For

By Tisha Oehmen | January 3, 2011
As the new year approaches, many businesses evaluate their strategies and marketing plans. If you don't have a marketing agency, now might be the time to start looking for one....
Agency Partnership
Evolution of Marketing- Where We've Been and Where We're Going

Evolution of Marketing: Where We’ve Been and Where We’re Going

By Tisha Oehmen | December 31, 2010
As another year approaches, it's the perfect time to reflect on the evolution of marketing over the past decade. Ten years ago, the marketing landscape looked vastly different. Social media,...
Marketing Strategy
Struggling to Convert Facebook Likes to Sales Leads?

Struggling to Convert Facebook Likes to Sales Leads?

By Paradux Media Group | October 9, 2010
Let's face it: social media can be overwhelming. Something that takes your teenager one minute to do takes you hours to figure out. And when you add in the complexity...