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5 Proven Ways to Promote Your Food Brand

We all love the grub, but these days there's a cafe on every corner, a bakery at every bend, and oh there's another deli – but I just came from the deli! There are so many different foods to tingle our taste buds. Nowadays, people will select the brand that…

Social Superheroes Present: Event Marketing

Event planning is evolving constantly thanks to the the emergence of new media opportunities. Event technology and social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn are making the planning process and possibilities more robust. The importance of social media for event marketing is crucial and there are numerous ways to…

Four Ways Hotels Can Use Social Media to Grow their Email Lists

Email marketing is a substantial part of marketing for hotels. It allows properties to contact past, present, or potential guests and keep them informed of offers that may be relevant. Aside from having an email signup form on your website, social media can be an effective tool for capturing your…

Social Media in Plain English

I recently attended Splash Media’s Social Media Bootcamp. It provided a great case for social media implementation for business and most memorably, a lot of statistics and relevant comparisons.

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Active Social Outreach Online and Off

This week, I checked into the Westin Kierland hotel in Scottsdale, Arizona and was pleasantly surprised to find a flyer on the desk in my guestroom. It reads “Get Social” along the top and then outlines the ways guests can read or relay feedback on their experience at the hotel through social media.

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The Food Truck Phenomenon

In the past year, the mobile food industry has soared to amazing heights. Almost every type of food imaginable can now be found in truck form. The food truck culture has been especially potent in Southern California.

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Disneyland-area Hotel Sets the Social Media Bar High

Ramada Maingate at the Park has been able to put itself on the map, both in terms of its accessibility to/from Disneyland and amongst the Ramada brand, via social media. The unique way Andrew communicates makes the pages stand out amongst other hotels. He didn’t create a persona; he simply uses his own. This has been hugely valuable in humanizing the brand and thereby creating personal connections with potential customers.

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