It Takes a Village
On January 14, my client, friend, and mentor, Mary Beall Adler began the Tour d’Afrique, a 6,850-mile ride down the length of […]
On January 14, my client, friend, and mentor, Mary Beall Adler began the Tour d’Afrique, a 6,850-mile ride down the length of […]
Are you drowning in content? Or are you in a content drought? If you’re engaging in social media marketing, email marketing, and web marketing, you have a content problem.
How can you efficiently and effectively create, manage and measure social media campaigns that add value and get results?
This semester I’m teaching Writing for PR to undergrad students. Before we actually started writing, I spent the first few weeks talking about content strategy.
Growing your online audience is never easy. It takes a lot of time and effort to grow, maintain and sustain your followers and fans. It doesn’t happen over night and requires a strong commitment to developing consistent messaging, engaging content and a listening culture to ensure that customers are being heard.
Good marketing and outreach doesn’t come from social media alone. It starts with a cohesive, comprehensive workflow in which everyone involved knows what happens next.
No one believes your brochures, banner ads or billboards. What people trust are words straight from your customers’ mouths.
There are so many examples of how social media contributed to 2016’s dumpster fire. In 2017, let’s find our social media spark.
Each year, The Strategic Peacock makes an effort to donate services to local organizations who may not be able to invest in […]
On Wednesday, October 23 The Strategic Peacock presented at the LavaCon Conference on Digital Media and Content Strategies in Portland, OR. It […]