Branding is so basic, yet so easy to get wrong. From your visuals to the words you use, everything you put in front of your audience forms an impression.

Branding is so basic, yet so easy to get wrong. From your visuals to the words you use, everything you put in front of your audience forms an impression.
Love her or loathe her, let’s face it—Lady Gaga is a genius when it comes to marketing herself. Always relevant… Read more All I Need to Know About Marketing, I Can Learn From Lady Gaga
I’ve been following Fast Company’s Influence Project with great interest, primarily because I’m still trying to figure out exactly what it is they’re trying to accomplish. I get the whole point of using your social media influence to generate quantitative data that proves that people listen to what you say. However, this project leaves me scratching my head, despite their intentions of creating a viral campaign.
Bright and early this past Saturday, geeks of all kinds converged upon the OSU campus for what my husband likes to refer to as a “lovefest for dorks.” WordCamp Columbus 2/PodCamp Ohio 3 served up its usual offerings of sessions for bloggers, podcasters, and social media afficianados. Of course, I had a hard time picking what sessions to attend, but here is a recap of some of my favorites