by Anna Brice, Pinnacle Peak Marketing | Sep 18, 2011 | Branding, Marketing, Social Networking
I feel like a lot of what I write is about “no-brainers”—things that seem so obvious it is hard to believe that everyone is not doing something in a certain way. This morning, I was reading a Facebook chain that was started by a customer who was upset about...
by Anna Brice, Pinnacle Peak Marketing | Aug 29, 2011 | Branding, Marketing, Social Networking
It’s Monday again and I am just, now, posting my blog. It was a busy day to start a busy week…but it’s all good. I hope you all have a busy, productive and fun week! Happy Monday! And happy reading. Why QR Codes Are Here to Stay [OPINION] It’s hard...
by Anna Brice, Pinnacle Peak Marketing | Aug 22, 2011 | Branding, Marketing, Social Networking
Happy Monday! There are some good articles in here from last week’s reading. Enjoy and learn. How to Recover From a Social Media PR Disaster I think one sentence in this article says it all about how to deal with a social media and PR disaster–At the end...
by Anna Brice, Pinnacle Peak Marketing | Aug 18, 2011 | Branding, Marketing
When I first saw the title of this Ad Age article “What Marketers Can Learn from the Great Wiener War”, I wasn’t sure what kind of drama to expect. Was this yet another Anthony Wiener article (remember him)? Or was it something else? After reading about the court...
by Anna Brice, Pinnacle Peak Marketing | Aug 8, 2011 | Branding, Marketing, Social Networking
Happy Monday! Enjoy the articles of that struck my interest from last week’s readings. And have a great week. 8 Tips for Small Business Homepage Design Good advice for making a first impression with your website’s home page. Small business doesn’t have the...
by Anna Brice, Pinnacle Peak Marketing | Aug 7, 2011 | Branding, Marketing, Social Networking
I know I am a marketer and perhaps, I should know better but this seems like a no-brainer. Here it is…wait for it… If you own a business, make people say “Wow that was nice”. Make a positive impression on your customers. But more importantly, make a positive...