Five Tips For An Effective Social Media Strategy

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When designing a social media strategy it is important to know what your goal is and who you are trying to reach. Read through...

Land the Job: Bring Your Experience Off the Page!

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This post, Land the Job: Bring Your Experience Off the Page! is another in our series providing insight and action steps for those seeking...

Twipple: Using Twitter to Ripple Human Kindness

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I recently discovered twipple, a movement  that uses Twitter to spread and encourage random acts of kindness. Here's a short video about twipple featuring Cunning Creative...

Trader Joe’s Caring With a Twist

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When we are feeling down or under the weather, we all need some comfort. We love Trader Joe's packaging TWIST. They use the tissue box...

Sweeten Your Brand’s Impact with a Meaningful Cause

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Can a product brand have a higher purpose and not seem like it's just jumping on the "cause" band wagon? Well, we believe that...

Unisource Inaugural Strategic Branding Conference: Hotel, Lodging, Hospitality

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I was honored to be among the presenters at the inaugural Unisource Strategic Branding Conference along side Dr. Chekitan S. Dev, Cornell University School...

Branding vs. Advertising: Know the Difference to Grow

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A common marketing gap is the failure to understand the difference between branding and advertising. In this  guest post Chris Garrett illustrates how knowing the...

Twist Your Brand – Grow Your Business

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BrandTwist and BrandSchoolOnline.com & CEO, former VP of Brand for Richard Branson's Virgin, author of "TWIST: How Fresh Perspectives Build Breakthrough Brands" and Westchester,...

Brand Twisting on Creative Warriors Podcast

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Julie Cottineau, BrandTwist and Brand School Online founder, former VP of Brand for Virgin, and author of "TWIST: How Fresh Perspectives Build Breakthrough Brands", shares...

Why Bother Branding Your Small Business?

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In this post, Why Bother Branding Your Small Business?, Malla Haridat shares the revelation that she, "…never realized how important branding was to small...