by MediaBarker--WP | Jun 12, 2014 | Email Marketing, Marketing, Public Relations, Social Media, Social Media Strategy
Quick Social Media Image Size Cheat Sheet. It seems like every week, there’s a new example of how images can be used to improve your results on social media. Here is a great time saver for the best image sizes for the top Social Media networks. One of the most...
by MediaBarker--WP | Jun 11, 2014 | Email Marketing, Marketing, Public Relations, Social Media, Social Media Strategy
4 Steps to Creating an Email Strategy that Drives Action. Having a strategy or a plan is vital for any marketing success. This particular organization details their success. My favorite line from this post is, “raising $10,000 from an email campaign isn’t...
by MediaBarker--WP | Jan 8, 2014 | Business, Email Marketing, Marketing, Public Relations, Small Business, Social Media, Social Media Strategy
Let’s face it; running a small business can be exciting AND stressful. The New Year is the perfect time to reflect and try to figure out how you can improve your business for the next year. Here are some quick and easy tips to help start the New Year on a strong note...
by MediaBarker--WP | Nov 13, 2013 | Social Media
Guest Post By: Ryan Pinkham (Originally posted at Constant Contact) There’s nothing small about the holiday season when it comes to small businesses. According to the National Retail Federation, 20 to 40 percent of yearly sales for small and mid-sized...
by MediaBarker--WP | Nov 6, 2013 | Brand protection, Business, Crisis Management, Email Marketing, Marketing, Public Relations, Small Business, Social Media, Social Media Strategy
I speak with a lot of business owners and managers as I travel to present seminars on using Email and Social Media to grow your business. The largest contributor to failed Social Media efforts is their LACK of establishing measurable goals and objectives. This is the...
by MediaBarker--WP | Oct 23, 2013 | Business, Marketing, Public Relations, Security, Small Business, Social Media
This is a common question I get from new and prospective clients. The easiest way is to just give me your Gmail password and let me add myself to your Google Analytics account. But that should be your last option, not your first. Easier is not always better....
