Boot Camp Digital Blog

• 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 […]

• Krista Neher

This is “straight from the horses mouth” – meaning I’m at Pubcon listening to the updates from Matt Cutts who heads webpsam at Google…. This is where google is going. The Key messages: Social impacts search, identity matters, mobile will be huge so start thinking about it mow and the algorithm is getting better. FUTURE […]

• Carolyn Coates

A few weeks ago we did a business blogging training to help businesses understand how they can really take advantage of one of the most powerful tools in social media. Blogs aren’t as new and sexy as Pinterest or Instagram, but they do provide a real opportunity for businesses to connect with customers and generate traffic, leads […]

• Patrick Carroll

The most effective advertising available today is online. Google and social ads have become a staple in advertising for big brands and small businesses alike. If they’re not part of your marketing strategy yet, keep reading. 1. Precise: Target Potential Customers Targeting potential customers is easier now than it has ever been. Using Google Ads you’re […]

• Carolyn Coates

This week in social media brought many updates for Twitter including the ability to schedule tweets and new direct message settings. Facebook again altered privacy settings and is allowing reviews for places while Foursquare helps identify nearby friends and places. Read on to see how these changes affect you and your business. 1. Schedule Tweets […]

• Patrick Carroll

Visual Marketing IS the next big thing Your brain processes images 60,000x quicker than text.  Because social media is so cluttered you want your audience to be able to efficiently interact with your content through imagery.    We all know that posts with photos are liked 2x as much as those with links! The fastest […]

• Carolyn Coates

This week in social media brought a long-awaited update for Hootsuite, privacy changes in Facebook, data changes in Google, a NY Comic Con blunder, and a Twitter feature coming soon. 1. Hootsuite Shows Retweeters Today, Hootsuite announced the new feature of being able to see who retweeted you without having to go through Twitter. Now, […]

• Carolyn Coates

We’re excited to announce one of our newer Cincinnati training program: Social Media 101. This is a half-day training program designed for beginners in social media who want to learn how to use sites like Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, YouTube and more for business. Today, there are 2.2 billion people online, and social media is now […]

• Carolyn Coates

A blog is one of the most important tools that any business can use in their social media strategy. Many social media consultants will say that a quality blog is at the center of any good social media marketing campaign. As far as I know, even casino sites like DAISYSLOTS are making a blog as […]

• Carolyn Coates

Pinterest refers more traffic to websites than YouTube, Google+, and LinkedIn combined – this is extraordinarily valuable to your business. Not only do Pinterest users spend on average more time on this network searching for and engaging with brands but also generate some of the content and can further promote your business. Take a look […]

• Krista Neher

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• Carolyn Coates

This week in social media brought a long-awaited update to Facebook mobile, a new network for advertisers to jump on, Twitter recommendations, YouTube allows offline viewing, Google continually showing its power, and to iPad apps for entrepreneurs and small business owners. 1. Facebook Mobile Allows Post Edits This minor change has been long awaited and […]