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07 Sep Posted by Barry in Blog, Different Media Types | Comments

Reduced traffic can be awesome!

I am often troubled by things I hear from digital sales folk: at least once or twice a week someone in my professional network sends me an e-mail that makes me cringe. I usually read them with a quick glance and think “hey, that headline sounds sexy and/or interesting…” Then I really read it. Then...

30 Aug Posted by Barry in Blog, Different Media Types, Social Media Training | Comments

Social Media Infographics – The Growth of Social

Having been in the social media business long before there was a ‘social media business’ – I’m always intrigued to see the massive growth that new communication technologies have. The most ‘skeptical’ part of my brain always thinks of the thousands of useful tools and services that were left to die: never properly understood or...

30 Aug Posted by Barry in Blog, Different Media Types, Social Media Training | Comments

Social Media Infographics – Social TV

The consumption of ‘social tv’ around live events is a very interesting scenario in my daily life (especially when I’m strategizing corporate and live events through our TradeShowSocialMedia.com team.) Trendrr tracked millions of social media interactions regarding the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards to produce a straight-forward snapshot of basic user data you can discover...

18 Apr Posted by Barry in Blog, Different Media Types, Social Media Training | 1 comment

Online Video Training Checklist

Video Training has a lot to do with thinking strategically and following through with an execution plan. One way to attract some attention to your website, company or blog is to create some web video. By creating some video content you can often rank for poplar keywords on search engines, generate additional buzz on social...

23 Mar Posted by Barry in Blog, Different Media Types, Social Media Training | 1 comment

Design Services for Startups (and everyone else too!)

Starting a new idea from scratch is never an easy thing to do. One of the biggest hurdles to overcome is thinking about design and image. As your idea becomes more tangible you start asking questions about elements of your soon-to-be brand and how they integrate with your vision: what colors should I use? what...