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  • Hospitality: Then and Now

    May 16, 2013

    In my “spare” time I teach an online class here and there for those working on a Hotel/Restaurant Management Degree. I finished my own back in 2002 but I actually started working in hotels back in 1989 (yes, I was an infant).

    So much has changed in the past 20+ years.

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  • So You're Not Sure When To Use "Your"? | Grammar Made Easy

    May 10, 2013

    Why does this matter, you might ask? Doesn't grammar "not count" online and in text messages? Sure--if you're just chatting with your friends. But when those bad habits bleed over onto your business communications or website content, you're affecting the public face of your brand.

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It's all about branding

Posted by Sandy Marino on Apr 26, 2013 under ,

Branding is usually defined as the idea or image used to identify the name of your business. In most cases it represents the goods or services you are offering; in a way your intention should be to show your solution to someone's problem.

Owners want the most cost-effective medium that will give them the greatest exposure, accessibility, and sales lift. So before moving forward, businesses must decide which vehicle is most appropriate to deliver their product or service: a mobile application or a mobile-friendly website. 

When the iPad mini released in late 2012, over 3 million units sold in the first weekend alone. This, more than anything else, indicates that this device is  going to be a tech essential for many. Along with its competition, the Nexus 7 and Kindle Fire, the iPad mini is helping to lead the charge--and increase expectations--for mini tablets.

When it comes to making a user intrigued with a website and its content, a lot of clients seek out a site that functions smoothly and across all platforms (also known as Responsive Design), so they can access the site from their computer and any mobile devices they have. 

Content is King

Posted by Casey on Dec 06, 2012 under ,

73% of consumers prefer to get their information about an organization in articles rather than advertisements, so it’s more important than ever to include custom content in your overall marketing mix. Generating compelling, searchable content that people want to consume can help drive traffic to your website, attract and retain a dedicated following, and greatly increase brand awareness.