It’s a very busy time for my business and yesterday included a marathon of meetings right in a row (six!). Right in the middle, we met with a prospective client. Now, Jaggers Communications offers the full suite of communications services from public relations to brand positioning to social media strategy, but often client conversations begin… Continue reading »
Dec
01
Business Blogging: Are you Overthinking it?
Blogging for and about your business is more important now than ever. And yet, businesses are still struggling not only with the execution, but the concept. Here are some of the hangups I hear from clients roadblocked by blogging fear or misunderstanding: We don’t have a consumer project, so it doesn’t seem like anyone would… Continue reading »
Sep
09
Jaggers Communications Offers LinkedIn for Business Growth, Job Opportunities
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE WHAT: Public relations firm Jaggers Communications and nationally-recognized social media educator Marijean Jaggers offer a LinkedIn lunch time session. The workshop offers information for businesses to help increase social networks, enhance careers and find new and better opportunities. WHEN: Monday, Sept. 12, Noon to 1p.m. Fee: $49. Register online: http://linkedinlunchandlearn.eventbrite.com/ WHERE: OpenSpace, 455 Second Street SE,… Continue reading »
Aug
31
Why You Won’t See “Target Audience” or “Drive Traffic” on this Blog
I am an impassioned believer in the culture of social media. I believe that social strategy works because of the culture and those that sidestep, shortcut or throw money at it to make it work will be sorely disappointed. What is the culture of social media? The culture is founded on shared information, transparency (before… Continue reading »
Jun
28
Who’s Listening?
Today’s guest post is from Ken Mueller of Inkling Media. Social Media platforms can be incredibly personal. For those of us who spend a good part of our day communicating via Twitter, it is not only personal, but has become second nature. So much so that we really do need to stop and think from… Continue reading »
