Being found is the big trend for 2013. A recent article from the Content Marketing Institute and Marketing Profs provides some interesting insights.
At Vehr Communications, we know the role of the strategic communications agency is changing, and technology is driving that change. More specifically, social media is a tool that, as it matures and continually evolves, provides powerful options for relationship development, management and growth.
You knew it was going to happen. With Facebook going public, pressure was going to build to generate revenue increasingly, quarter over quarter.
We just experienced last night one of the most visible elements of grand theatre in this rather unique global event known as a U.S. presidential election … a presidential debate.
What happened at our annual meeting in Columbus (OH) with IPREX, a member network of 78 independent communication agencies in 33 countries? Please read this recent message from our President, Renzi Stone, CEO and Chairman of Saxum, an integrated communications firm in Oklahoma and Tulsa.
Thank you, Cincinnati, for falling in love with the 2012 World Choir Games. Thank you also for enabling me to bury my head in my wife’s shoulder and cry like a baby. It was good.
At the 2012 World Choir Games, “Yellowshirts” were the difference-makers.
If only we had puppies and kittens singing together in a choir …
I’ve been asked a number of times in the past 4-5 weeks, “What made the 2012 World Choir Games in Cincinnati such an incredible success?” Depending on your perspective, there are many correct answers. Here are my thoughts.
CES|2013: Convertibles. Detachables. Touchscreens.
Convertibles. Detachables. Touchscreens. When will this future arrive for a small business like Vehr Communications?