Instead of trying to convey my thoughts and feelings myself, I figured I would let the voice of Franklin D. Roosevelt do the talking: “I do not look upon these United States as a finished product. We’re still in the making.” Swap “United States” with YouTube and you’ve got how the folks at Google feel. Read the rest of this entry »
Google Maps Meets the Stationary Bike
Posted by: Alex | Posted in: Branding, Business Development | Posted on: January 10th, 2012There’s a new stationary bike on the market – with a price tag of $1,299 – and it’s not branded by Schwinn or Nordic Track. Powered by Google Maps (and named the official trainer for Le Tour de France), this new stationary bike might just be more intense than your weekly spin class at the gym down the road. Read the rest of this entry »
Three Ways to Clean Up Your Facebook Profile in the New Year
Posted by: Shannon Miller | Posted in: Advertising, Social Media | Posted on: January 9th, 2012Now that we’re officially past the first week of 2012 and I’ve already completed (or totally failed) all my own resolutions, it’s time to take it to social media. Every year, we resolve to do better in our social lives by making more friends or getting in shape or not ordering Domino’s every night at 11:55. Whatever our resolutions are, many of us overlook our social profiles. Read the rest of this entry »
The Abstrakt Video Chronicles (1.2—1.6)
Posted by: Abstrakt | Posted in: Advertising, Branding, Business Development, Lead Generation, Search Engine Marketing | Posted on: January 8th, 2012Each week, Abstrakt Marketing Group goes the extra mile by putting together a handful of video blogs that offer plentiful ideas that can help with your social media, lead generation, marketing or advertising efforts.
Our SEM Product Developer Elizabeth Hyden explains how cleaning up your website—if done properly—can increase traffic and make you a happy panda!
For more great social media, lead generation, marketing and advertising tips from “The A-Team”, be sure to check out the rest of last week’s video blogs on our YouTube channel.
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