Everyday, we all deal with a massive influx of email. Not to mention, many of us have multiple accounts (personal accounts, work accounts and that account that we all use to sign up for garbage we don’t care about).
We all try to stay organized but some of us just do it better than others. The following is some helpful advice compiled from various sources including our Creative Director and the Email Experience Council.
We all know how valuable social media can be to one’s business especially small businesses. So we’ve got some helpful tips for you when it comes to managing your social media outlets.
There are articles published everyday highlighting the importance of exercise and staying active in order to maintain a healthy lifestyle but one that we read recently really made us rethink how we live our lives. In an article published by Men’s Health, it was found that those who spend the majority of their day sitting down are 54% more likely to die from a heart attack. According to the report, sitting for the majority of the day is an independent factor. In other words, it doesn’t matter if you exercise daily or not at all, smoke or don’t smoke. Basically if you sit for most of the day your odds are the same as everyone else. So we decided to risk our health for the sake of our readers and sit down at a computer to comb through the web in order to find ways to keep active and healthy at work.
As more marketing budgets start to incorporate social media Facebook has become a viable option for advertising. Whether it’s the most appropriate ad space available for your brand is debatable. But, what is not debatable is the size of Facebook’s audience reach and the ability to tailor affordable ads based on flexible design, audience targeting, and pricing parameters. Below is a quick tutorial and breakdown on setting up a Facebook ad. It is important to note that running a personal Facebook Ad versus running a Roadblock Ad found on a users home page is different in budget, placement and functionality.
