by 98 Buck Social | Mar 20, 2019 | Facebook Marketing, Instagram, Social Media, Tips and Tricks
Snapchat started the craze, and Instagram and Facebook followed shortly behind. Ephemeral content is currently one of the biggest terms talked about in the marketing world. Ephemeral content refers to content that is short and sweet – and only lasts 24 hours...
by 98 Buck Social | Jan 18, 2019 | Small Business Success, Tips and Tricks
“Creativity involves breaking out of established patterns, in order to look at things in a different way.” – Edward de Bono It is no secret that technology has and will take over many aspects of our careers. So, what is the only thing that artificial...
by 98 Buck Social | Jan 2, 2019 | Small Business Success, Social Media, Social Media 101, Tips and Tricks
As the new year approaches, we all feel hopeful and motivated to have the best year ever. And so we start to set resolutions. I will lose weight. I will get that promotion. I will watch less Netflix. But come March (if we even make it that long), we lose steam and...
by Cassandra Van Walleghem | Dec 5, 2018 | Small Business Success, Tips and Tricks
If you’re new to the business game, odds are you’re still in the process of building your team. Hiring new people may seem like a daunting task–especially if you haven’t interviewed potential employees before! Don’t sweat it. The biggest thing to remember...
by Cassandra Van Walleghem | Nov 30, 2018 | Facebook, Facebook Marketing, Instagram, Small Business Success, Social Media, Tips and Tricks, Twitter
If you haven’t tried a strategic marketing campaign on social media for your business this year, now is the perfect time to do it! Regardless of what you celebrate, holiday season is filled with everyone scrambling to find gifts for all of their loved ones....
by Brittany Arnold | Nov 19, 2018 | Tips and Tricks
The true masters of social media think in a completely different way than your average Joe. Through your the day they see, hear, and read things that spark ideas, lead them down trails and add ideas to their “mental reserve.” With all of these thoughts flying...
