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In June 2006 I started this blog. My intent? To help thousands of people get better marketing and PR results.
Today you’re visting a site with over 900 pages. Start out by browsing these frequesntly read posts:
The Top 10 Ways to Quickly Become a Subject Matter Expert Using LinkedIn
PR PRIMER Base Coat for Public Relations
Best Practices in Higher Education Digital Communications
How to Get Started in Social Media Marketing or PR Consulting
5 Ways to Market with Social Media Workshop
What does wiredPRworks mean?
WIRED is the acronym for my social media system. PR stands for many things, including public relations, personality & reputation, pitch redux and punk rock. Depending on which side you’re on, works is either a call to action or a declaration.
In 2006, there was no twitter. Facebook was for college kids. And, LinkedIn was for close contacts only.
Two years before I published a post of my own, I started teaching blogging. And, before that I led the team that implemented the first intranet installation for a major retailer in 1998.
My first web site went live in 1996. I love what I do. I hope it shows. Thanks for stopping by our space. I hope you’ll come back and visit again and again.
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p.s. My company, CoryWest Media, LLC is named after my mother and grandmother, and is dedicated to honoring their storytelling legacy.
It’s no longer a question of whether or not your customers are online.
They are – and so are your competitors. Yet, having a website and social network connections is only the start. It’s kind of like having a smartphone. By the way, what kind of smartphone do you have?
Every smartphone has a charger that plugs into a wall, a computer or a car outlet. But, where the phone ends up going and how it performs is totally up to the owner.
Do your customers know how to plug into your company?
10 ways to use digital marketing to maximize your ability to generate traffic as you improve online visibility:
Google your town/industry and compare the competition
Complete your LinkedIn company profile; invite followers; check the search here as in number one; read The Top 10 Ways to Use LinkedIn to Quickly Become Recognized as a Subject Matter Expert
Optimize your local listing with all search engines using video and keywords
Switch from a site to a WordPress blog for easy updates & better search results
Activate your company’s Google+ profile
Ask your customers which search terms they used to find you
Monitor your competition’s Facebook presence – who wins here?
Add images everywhere and tag them with keywords
Take pictures of your customers, tag them
Feature your customers on your blog/site/networks and ask them to promote on theirs
For more information about 3D marketing, stay tuned for the next two posts in the series. Part 1 of 3 Essentials You Absolutely Need To Know About 3D Marketing
