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5 Tips for Increasing the Effectiveness of Your Social Strategy

“I don’t know why our social strategy isn’t working.  I setup Twitter, Facebook, Google+, Tumblr, Pinterest, Instagram, Snapchat, LinkedIn and YouTube!” More often than not, whenever I talk to clients during the discovery process and the conversation gets to Social, I get the aforementioned as a response to what’s not working for them. I think…

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11 Tips for Selling on Social

Are you ready to sell on social media? This post will show you how to find and attract leads, build relationships, move your social media followers into your marketing funnel, and finally, how to make the sale! 1. Be present on social media, and use keywords in your profiles. The very first step is to…

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Oneupweb Client Snapshot: Armstrong Garden Centers

WE GREW THEIR BUSINESS Armstrong Garden Centers has a strong name in the home and garden community with over a century of exceptional service. Their loyal following had stayed with them throughout the years, but they needed to expand their customer base. Their challenge was to increase first-time foot traffic to their brick-and-mortar stores and…

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33 Web Design Terms You Need to Know

HTML, CSS, CTA, RSS, RGB—it’s easy to be confused by the myriad of terms floating around the web. But, when it comes to designing and managing your website the more familiar you are with the jargon the better prepared you are to communicate with your team. For this reason we have compiled 33 need-to-know terms…

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CRM Retargeting in Higher Education Marketing

In higher education marketing, successful enrollment campaigns follow the most basic rule of relationship marketing: there’s no substitute for personal contact. Beyond “The Big Three” (Cost, Financial Aid, and Academic Reputation), Noel-Levitz’s comprehensive 2012 study reveals “Personalized Attention Prior to Enrollment” as the leading factor to enrollment among four-year private first-year students. Despite this, the…

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