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Incorporation Day Jitters

By Boelter Lincoln / 06.22.2011

I can’t talk business right now. I’m getting married in two weeks and I can’t deny that I’m a little bit nervous. It’s not like stage fright…{more}

Google Places Mobile App…Helping the Indecisive?

By Boelter Lincoln / 06.14.2011

I was in Chicago over the weekend and planned to do brunch with my brother who lives in the city…{more}

You Are What You Drink

By Peter Piotrowski / 06.08.2011

This past weekend I was going to engage in my customary activities like volunteering as a bingo caller at the local nursing home, reading poetry and saving children from burning buildings…{more}

Run, Agency, Run!

By Boelter Lincoln / 05.31.2011

I’ve always enjoyed running and was even in track in high school. However, over the past few years, I had really cut down on the amount of running I’ve been doing…{more}

Nothing Sells Like a Scandal: Facebook, Google and the BIG SMEAR

By Andy Larsen / 05.18.2011

Like most PR people, I’ve been following the “scandal” involving Burson Marsteller PR, Facebook and Google with great interest…{more}

Top Twitter Tips from Me to You

By Boelter Lincoln / 05.10.2011

As Twitter continues to gain popularity, and everyone from your next-door neighbor to you fiercest competitor hops onboard, it’s become evident that you too should take a leap of faith and join the masses. Trust me, it’s not as scary as it seems. You might even have fun with it along the way! How do…

LinkedIn: To Pay or Not to Pay?

By Boelter Lincoln / 05.10.2011

Social media is revolutionizing the art and convenience of networking. No longer do you need to rely on paying and attending multiple association events (which can be costly) to get in front of potential prospective customers, colleagues, and friends. Now you can do it at your convenience in your own home, at any hour of…

Press Release SEO

By Andy Larsen / 05.10.2011

A few years ago, I read a study on the “believability” of news sources that seemed a little, well, unbelievable. Essentially, it suggested that fewer and fewer people were differentiating between theoretically objective news outlets (such as newspaper sites) and less-objective outlets (like bloggers) or even non-objective outlets (like company websites or press releases). This…

Unsoiling Radio’s Rep

By Garth Cramer / 05.10.2011

Look, not all radio advertising stinks. Yes, 98.6% of radio advertising stinks, but let’s give credit to…{more}

Baseball is back.

By Steven Roneid / 04.25.2011

The boys of summer have returned, and a new baseball season is upon us. Baseball season is a favorite of mine for many reasons….{more}