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CRS 2011
Welcome! If you’re reading this, it’s likely you attended our panel at CRS 2011, or are involved in country radio. We created this post to serve as an extension of the panel, and provide a continued discussion and exploration of how social media can help you. We’d love to get your feedback in the comments [...]
These are a few of my favorite things
I’ve been a delinquent blogger recently, and for that I apologize. I’ve not taken my own advice… setting up blog series I never finish, being infrequent, etc. But as Taylor said earlier this week, we’ve been “in the weeds”, and we can’t wait to unveil what we’ve been working on in the next few weeks! [...]
Time flies when you’re having fun!
You may have noticed the blog’s been a bit dark lately. Not the result of any lack of news or innovations in the marketplace…we’ve just been crazy busy! We’ve got some incredible clients and projects in the pipeline we’ll be talking about soon. As we begin our third year, we have many cool changes and [...]
Zynga: Google Me’s Answer To Facebook?
Recently, Google invested an unspecified amount of money between $100 million and $200 million into social gaming company, Zynga. Google plans on integrating a new gaming platform (currently dubbed ‘Google Games’) into their empire and Zynga is obviously going to play a significant role in its initial startup. At the same time, rumors continue to [...]
The 5 Most Common Content Mistakes
Now that Strategic Blend has been around for almost two years, I thought it might be helpful to begin a short series on some common frustrations our clients have around content. We get questions frequently like “why isn’t our traffic continuing to increase”, “why don’t our site visitors delve into our site further”, “we want [...]
“brand” is not a dirty word
Author Maureen Johnson has an entertaining and interesting rant about “personal brands.” Go check it out here: http://www.maureenjohnsonbooks.com/2010/06/08/manifesto/ Often I meet people who hate using the word “brand” or “personal brand.” They think the term is a load of bollox and is either meaningless or too confining. I think the word does have merit. Sure, [...]
