Boot Camp Digital Blog

• Carolyn Coates

 This week in social media brought a variety of changes. Snapchat introduced stories recently while Twitter becomes more similar to Facebook with expanded content in streams. Google+ continues to make changes both in Google+ pages and Youtube. Facebook finally makes scheduling easier! Read on to see how these changes can affect you. 1. Snapchat Stories […]

• Patrick Carroll

The 2-Day Social Media Boot Camp is our top-rated training program that shows you EVERYTHING you need from start to finish to grow your business and get results from social media marketing. This is a proven method of how to grow your business with social media marketing – and will help you whether you’re an […]

• Carolyn Coates

Our blogging for business training has helped many businesses take advantage of this incredibly powerful online tool. Blogging is no longer about sitting down and writing what’s on your mind but takes effective strategies to create website traffic, leads, and sales. An average reader spends 96 seconds reading a blog post. That means you have […]

• Brielle Pearson

As a follow up to my previous post, “I’m not on Facebook; Perspectives from a College Student,” I want to share the networks that I am on and how you can connect with college students, like me. Twitter, Instagram, and Pinterest connect us to our online community in different ways – here’s a list of […]

• Patrick Carroll

Are you executing your social media strategy but not seeing the results you want? We have the most essential program for you. 1. While it’s important to be active on social media, engaging with your audience and providing valuable content.  Nothing can replace the importance of using online advertising to give your internet marketing campaign […]

• Krista Neher

At the Pubcon conference last week I had the pleasure of hearing Annalise Kaylor, the associate creative director at AimClear talk about how to optimize for edgerank. Some of the Edgerank trends to consider….  Facebook engagements have gone WAY up versus even a few years ago. People are open to like, comment and share your […]

• Carolyn Coates

Happy November! Not only did this week bring Halloween madness blowing up our social networks but a few top sites made some big updates. This week brought related Pins for Pinterest, a new feature with the Twitter recommendation account, Facebook cursor tracking, and new features for Google+ users. 1. Pinterest Introduces Related Pins Pinterest is […]

• Krista Neher

Earlier this week I had the opportunity to speak at the Ohio Business Technology Summit to share strategies for social media (learn more about my social media speaking here). The event attracted business leaders from across the region who were interested in understanding what social media means for their business and how they can take […]

• Patrick Carroll

• Krista Neher

Today I had the pleasure of moderating a panel at #PubCon on Edgerank. Edgerank is the algorithm that Facebook uses to determine what you see in your Facebook newsfeed. First up was Jonathan Goodman, CEO of Halyard Consulting. Here is an analysis of how EdgeRank is working in Facebook Today. 1 out of every 20 […]

• Patrick Carroll

Step 1. Survey your Organization Assess the knowledge and skill of your employees. Understanding their knowledge and skill levels will help you decide what they need to learn. Step 2. Determine your Learning Objectives What do you want your training to achieve? Better customer service through social media? Maybe you want better, more engaging content […]

• Brielle Pearson

Millennials aren’t using Facebook anymore. Other social networks are grabbing our attention and we’ve lost our need to stay connected using Facebook. Many of my friends have even referred to Facebook as “Mombook” or “Fakebook” to express their frustrations with the platform. But why has the site that once ruled our social world lost our […]