Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “marketing”
In our house-buying/house-selling processes, there’s lots to keep up with. D.J. and I have missed a couple of important tasks that the agents had to remind us about. This is part of a series of tools via @BethBuysAHouse .
We’ve acted on the first requests most of the time and didn’t need to be reminded of anything more than once.… Get the scoop...
Continuing on the theme of #BethBuysAHouse, here’s a quick and easy way to create a brochure that looks like it was professionally designed.
My favorite graphic design tool, Canva, has thousands of templates you can use with a click. Their magazine templates are wonderful for creating rich brochures.… Get the scoop...
People who place ads on Facebook know that they can upload a database of names to put their ads directly in front of their contacts. I was going to try it to advertise my book to my followers, but because I have mostly business emails in my newsletter database, I figured that I wouldn’t be able to hook up the business email addresses with the personal ones you guys likely use on social media sites.… Get the scoop...
Ah, Valentine’s Day… an opportunity for grand gestures and little love notes. Here are a dozen ways to prove your undying devotion to your favorite nerds.
Ditty lets you put in your Valentine’s message then convert it to a song in seconds!… Get the scoop...
So, you’re sick and tired of Pokemon Go. I get it. But after you install this Chrome plugin that will eliminate any Pokemon references from your web pages, please take a couple of minutes to read three reasons why Pokemon Go might change your world.… Get the scoop...
I’m hidden in my office this summer working on book #4! This one will have more apps than ever before.
I made a quick video to explain how I do my research and evaluate thousands and thousands of apps… one by one by one.… Get the scoop...
You guys probably know how much I adore Canva, the graphic design tool that lets you make graphics for almost every possible scenario: social media, resumes, business cards and much more. The price tag is right, too, with lots and lots of free features and low-cost options for advanced needs.… Get the scoop...
Every year I adore going through the nominees and honorable mentions for The Webby Awards, which recognizes sites and apps for outstanding awesomeness.
Here are a few of my favorites from this year (and last year). Warning: many are highly addicting.… Get the scoop...
Your logo is a representation of your brand and a HUGELY important piece of the puzzle when you create your company’s identity. Professionally designed logos take time, money and patience, plus lots of expertise from experienced and smart designers.
But sometimes you just don’t have the money or the time.… Get the scoop...
Related to today’s post about another free stock image site, here’s Videvo, a great place to find video clips for presentations, movies and more.
A quick search for computers gave me clips of people typing on a keyboard, binary numbers changing and more.… Get the scoop...
I buy most of my royalty free images for use in my presentations and online, but I don’t really *have* to thanks to sites like Pexels.
This little cutie nerd can be used for personal and commercial needs, with no attribution required.… Get the scoop...
Have you ever uploaded something to social media only to have it be cut off in weird ways in the actual post?
Adsvise gives you all the specs to create the posts and ads you want to share. It leans heavily toward the specs for creating ads, but it’s great for seeing the best sizes for regular posts as well.… Get the scoop...
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