Azar’s Sports Bar and Grill of Newbury Park, California is constantly entertaining its visitors with one event after the next. They wanted their website to showcase these daily events, bands, and performances so that their customers can easily see what’s coming up. The Azar’s Sports Bar and Grill website makes it simple for visitors to view upcoming events, learn a little more about the bands and specials going on, view their menu, and check out photos from past bands and scenes.

Who wants to waste time and money wooing people who will never be customers because they simply don’t want or need what you’re selling? That’s why the first step of any advertising campaign is to determine your target market. If only someone had already identified that target market and primed it for your marketing message! Oh, wait – they did.

Businesses are continually encouraged to keep up with the beast that is social media marketing. More accounts to manage, more users to target, more followers to gain, more engagement, and more content to push. For companies with multiple social media accounts (ex: a Facebook page, Twitter page, LinkedIn, Google+, Pinterest, etc.) managing all those pages by single handedly logging into and updating each one is daunting. Add to the mix businesses like ours that help other companies manage their social media accounts and you’ve got one huge project (and one huge time suck) on your hands. Enter social media management tools. 

Nobody wants to be pitched to, sold to, advertised at, etc. We’ve been there. We’ve seen and done that. We are in the age of fast forwarding through every commercial –to the point where watching live TV can be downright painful. We skip computer ads. We hang up on telemarketers. We don’t have time for that. We know what we want and, if we’re looking for a certain product or service, we’ll go find it for it ourselves thank you very much. Enter content marketing.

In the Spring a young entrepreneur’s fancy lightly turns to thoughts of business expos – but maybe those thoughts shouldn’t be so light. Expos are a great idea for the business community but too often they turn into wasted opportunities for exhibitors, attendees and even the hosts. Why not make the most of the expo season?

Infographics have been huge for awhile now. It’s not difficult to tell why –they are great visuals that usually pack a lot of easy to read statistics or facts. Infographics are a great visual cue for the content that you’re providing to your readers. Many times, the infographics themselves are substantial enough to work as relevant content of their own.