
Content is not king, BBQ is!
Eric T. Tung won a bottle of Memphis BBQ sauce during Amy D. Howell’s keynote speech. This just goes to show that in the end (or in Texas), neither content nor SEO are king, BBQ is. Photo cred: Scott Peek Photography

Eric T. Tung won a bottle of Memphis BBQ sauce during Amy D. Howell’s keynote speech. This just goes to show that in the end (or in Texas), neither content nor SEO are king, BBQ is. Photo cred: Scott Peek Photography

If it connects to Facebook, I count it as a social network. And that’s my justification for spending the lunch time advancing levels on this endless game. Also to show people my party trick: using three Apple products at once.

Mastering E-Mail Marketing: Converting Prospects to Customers as presented by Patty Farmer Close your eyes and imagine having all your contacts from Google, Twitter, and Facebook all on your e-mail list. The thing is that you can have all your other accounts closed down, but NO

Amy Howell, keynote speaker, presented “Telling Your Story Online: How Social Media Has Changed News & PR” at #DFWRocks2014. A few of the highlights of her presentation are listed below. Social Media Has Changed News and Public Relations Posting online is: Global Permanent Discoverable (in

We interrupt this program for a brief #ShoeShaming announcement. Ms. Duty wore her squeaky shoes today and was seen wandering around barefoot. The #funblogger warrants this a misdemeanor worthy of a short blog post and photo (because we’ve told her that although the shoes are

Addison’s Mayor and presenting the Social Media Day Proclamation to Lissa Duty Mayor of Addison, Todd Meier, declared June 30 “Social Media Day.” He read the Uber Official Proclamation this morning at the opening of Day 2 of DFW Rocks Social Media 2014. Stay tuned for

Shelly Kramer, keynote speaker, presented “Social Media or Content Strategy? Not What you need. Not By a Long Shot” at #DFWRocks2014. A few highlights of her presentation are listed below. Your Brand is the Relationships You Create With Customers – Not Social Media or Content Strategy Your brand

Who says you can’t multitask while listening to the keynote speaker of day 1 of this conference? The Quicken Loans National vs. Shelly Kramer: Who will win?? #busted

Shelly Kramer and Her Facebook Insights Ok ok ok, here’s the REAL reason no one is interacting with our social media posts: 4.75 billion pieces of content shared on Facebook Shelly Kramer did the math for you: “3,298,611 pieces of shared content per minute on

Lissa Duty and John Nosal, keynote speakers, presented “LinkedIn: Your Professional Network to Create Connection and Opportunity” at #DFWRocks2014. A few of the highlights of their presentation are listed below. Using LinkedIn to Create Connections Don’t just use the generic “I want to connect with you” message

Steve Kuntz passed out gold medals in his “Maximizing Your Online Productivity” talk. I presume this medal holds special powers that will help me be a productivity master when I wear it.

Sandra Dee Robinson, keynote speaker, presented “Realize the Worth in Your Powerful Personal Presence On Camera, and Off!” at #DFWRocks2014. A few of the highlights of her presentation are listed below. Five Tips to Create a Powerful Personal Presence on Camera Show Your Passion Share Your Story

Listening to what matters to your customers is more important than ever before. The trick is to “First seek to understand, then to be understood” as Stephen Covey highlighted in The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People. The most important lesson I ever learned is

This past week I had the honor of being one of the sponsors at the Local, Search and Social Summit, an event put together by Rocks Digital for SMBs to learn the latest and greatest in areas of local, search and social media. If your business

During the Local, Search and Social Summit Lissa Duty started us thinking about our social media plan and then, Natalie Gould and Rachel Morgan stepped up to walk us through how to keep your website current with fresh content, drive site traffic, and rank higher in search

Closing out the day at the Local, Search and Social Summit was Ben Killmer, Strategic Partner Manager at Google. Ben started off by telling us that to print the information found on the Internet would be about 136 billion sheets of 8.5 x 11 paper.

Lissa Duty kicked off the afternoon at the Local, Search and Social Summit with a Social Media Planning Session (she also threatened to make us do jumping jacks if we weren’t attentive and interactive!) As part of her presentation, Lissa provided a tool for planning which

The learning, tips and practical application continues at the Local, Search and Social Summit 2015! After Bernadette got us in the mind-frame of needing to be prepared to interface with the mobile marketplace, Justin Liles, SVP of Local Search at Advice Interactive Group (who has

Kicking off the day at the Local, Search and Social Summit 2015 was Bernadette Coleman who leapt right in to Dominating Local in a Mobile World. Why You Need To Dominate Local Search On Mobile Why is mobile important? 50% of mobile searches are trying

As the world keeps evolving, so does the business world, which means that as business owners, we must adapt to the new and upcoming trends within any marketing strategy. That being said, content marketing should be at the top of your local SEO strategy because


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We’ve talked recently about how site plans and content maps help organize a website. The next question is how the work they identify becomes a

Planning website content takes more than brainstorming topics and writing pages. Businesses also need to know where those pages belong on the website and how

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