2012 Super Bowl Commercials

Posted on February 1, 2012 by Jared Chelf | Marketing

We usually show a “video of the week” but as we approach Super Bowl XLVI (46) it seems only appropriate to fill that post with ads from the 2012 SuperBowl. Let us know what your favorite commercial is!

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How To Create A Facebook Page For Your Business

Posted on December 19, 2011 by Jared Chelf | Marketing, Technology

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Creating a Facebook page for your business is relatively painless if you know where to start.  Follow these steps below and you’ll be up and running in less than 10 minutes!

  1. To get started, head over to the “Create A Page” section of Facebook.
  2. Click on the tile that corresponds to your business;  ”Local Business or Place” or “Company, Organization or Institution”.
  3. Choose a category, enter your business name, address and phone.  When you’ve completed the form, click the ”Get Started” button.
  4. Enter an email account and password.  If you already have a Facebook account you can use your existing email but we recommend using a separate email account for your business page.  When finished, click the “Sign up Now!” button. That’s it, you’ve created a Facebook page for your business.

Now that you’ve got your Facebook page up, try a few of these tips & tricks!

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10 Free Ways to Promote Your Website

Posted on September 18, 2009 by Jared Chelf | Marketing

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1.) Start a blog.

A blog should be about your business but personal and unique. Write about your day to day experiences, something new you learned, funny business stories or frustrating business stories. The most important thing is to provide interesting content that entice people to follow you.
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Do you have Fans?

Posted on August 31, 2009 by Melissa | Marketing

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No, not the kind that circulate air. I’m talking about Social Media: Facebook fans.  Twitter followers.  Views on YouTube.  What was once for college students posting photos from last weekend’s soiree or teenagers crazy over Ashton Kutcher’s latest tweet, is now one of the biggest marketing tools available worldwide.

Traditional media is still powerful, however TV, radio and print advertising are  becoming less effective and less efficient every day.  Recent statistics are staggering in the proof that social media is shifting the way we consume media.  For example, 70% of 18-34 year-olds have watched TV on the web, and 25% of all Americans have watched a short video on their phone…in the past month, leaving TV advertisements out cold.
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