January 9, 2013

11 ideas for taking your digital marketing in new directions

by Chris Abraham

If you’re looking for some digital marketing resolutions to kick 2013 off right, read up on these 11 suggestions. Flipboard, FourSquare, Instagram and memes top this list! Continue reading

December 17, 2012

Turn your website into your social media brand HQ

by Chris Abraham

None of us own anything we do or create through our social networks. Upgrade your website to be more than just a landing page; learn how — and why — it can be your communications and engagement hub. Continue reading

December 10, 2012

Let your customers in on your secret sauce

by Chris Abraham

In a post-recession America, people are increasing interested in investing their hard-earned dollars into people, into personal production, into innovation, and into a generous attitude. Be transparent with clients (and future clients) and you’ll be on your way to building a more trusted relationship. Continue reading

October 10, 2012

How to boost your Klout score with Flipboard

by Chris Abraham

Giving more than you take is one of the hardest things to do when it comes to participating in social media, but it’s also essential to increase your presence and credibility. Find out how Flipboard is making the task easier, and how you can boost your Klout score in the process. Continue reading

October 1, 2012

Why you should treat your client like your BFF

by Chris Abraham

How to win friends and influence people — updated Just because we’re digital and work in the cloud doesn’t mean everyone does. If I learned one thing from running my own digital, in the cloud, virtual agency, with upward of 40 active staffers, for five years, it is this: The moment I didn’t treat my client like my No. 1 … Continue reading

September 26, 2012

Why you need to buy all your domain names now

by Chris Abraham

If you’re interested in protecting and controlling your own online reputation, one of the easiest things in the world you can do is register as many domain names as are available and try to back-order all the rest. Expensive? Don’t tell me how expensive that’ll be, because it’ll surely end up being a lot cheaper than options B, C, etc. … Continue reading