Did you know that every day more than 100 million pages emerge in the online universe? Sounds cool for the reader, but scary for a website owner. Obtaining traffic and increasing your pageviews is essential to stay afloat online. There…
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Why Phones Still Matter for Small Businesses
In a world of instant communication, it can be hard to appreciate a simple telephone and what it can do for your business. With so much buzz surrounding internet marketing and social media, it can be easy to forget all…
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10 Ways To Maximize Your Media Buying Strategy
Media buying is the process of purchasing advertising space within the correct channels so that your message has the best chance of reaching the target market. Traditionally, popular channels have been newspapers, magazines, television, and radio. However with increasing options…
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Does Print Marketing Still Matter in the Digital Era?
Marketing, just like most other business strategies, is progressively developing along with technology. As technology develops, new modes of mass communication evolve and subsequently improve marketing. As a result, businesses are increasingly leveraging digital marketing at the cost of past…
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Don’t Stop the Presses: Print Media is Not (Yet) Dead
With all the buzz around online marketing and SEO, you might assume that printing presses have fallen silent in the midst of the Internet revolution. But one look in your mailbox will show you that print marketing isn’t dead… at…
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8 Digital Diet Forms You Should Adopt For Marketing Efficiency
To achieve better health, all kinds of diet are available today such as weight loss diet, the “veggie-fruit diet”, lean food diet, liquid food diet, and the ubiquitous balanced diet. Athletes, sports people, astronauts, and weight trainers have special diets…
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Mixed Media Art by Daniel Horowitz
Daniel Horowitz is an mixed media artist who has become a favorite among publishers and journals. His unique approach to art has been recognized and featured everywhere from The New York Times and Random House, to GQ, The Wall Street Journal, and Knopf, and now, The American…
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Social Media and Politics: How are the two Interlinked?
Social media is a bit like Schrodinger’s Cat – it seems to exist simultaneously in two states. In the first, it’s a channel that’s come of age – one we’ve firmly started to get to grips with and are using…
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Most Impressive Mosaics in The World
This short, but highly interesting article will guide you through some of the most impressive mosaics in the world, chosen by none other than – me! So, be advised, this is my personal view of the issue at hand. While…
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Internet Marketing: An Introduction to Ad Swapping
With all the media marketing tools available on the internet today it can be rather confusing to make the decision on which tool is most relevant to the individual. Here is an introduction to yet another tool that is considered…
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Using a Public Relations Campaign to Build Your Business
You don’t need to be a PR expert neither do you require a degree in public relations for you to run a successful public relations campaign. At least one thing that you have going for you, which is the case…
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You Will Never Be Don Draper – Realities of the Advertising Industry
So in the last few years men have found ourselves a new idol. Don Draper, the misogynistic, alcoholic advertising executive from Mad Men. He’s taken over from Gene Hunt, the misogynistic, alcoholic police officer from Life on Mars. Of course,…
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