Site Profile: billbeagle.com
billbeagle.com When Former City Councilman, Bill Beagle first decided to run for State Senate in Ohio’s 5th district, one of the first calls made was to Bash Foo. He realized that while his desire to serve was personal, his candidacy must be made highly public. His first thoughts were not of yard-signs or press releases in the local paper.. It was his social media presence. How would he be able to position his campaign for success? Not your Ordinary Campaign Site Rounded corners, flashy navigation bar, gradients and transparencies are the hallmark of this campaign website. Bill’s...
read moreSite Profile: bambergerlaw.com
Bambergerlaw.com Local attorney Mark Bamberger approached me one afternoon in January and asked me if I had ever used social media for a law firm. As in all things, businesses consume aspects of marketing at different times, and at different velocities. The legal profession, with all of it’s business-savvy has not exactly been an early or interested advocate of Social Media. I explained to Mark how we were going to set out to change that! Search Optimization using Content, Content, Content Observing that attorney websites lack descriptions of practice areas and examples of their...
read moreNewsvine.com – Poor netizens?
I recently bumped into one of the web's newest bookmarking sites. Newsvine.com. Their site has a very newspapery feel to it, it navigates well and frankly I was looking to engage some new niche audiences (aka communities).
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