As I finalize my presentation for the Archdiocese of Hartford’s “Youth In Hart” tomorrow, I have been spending a lot of time with the question of “where are the youth […]
The last three weeks, we’ve discussed the different aspects of social media. We started exploring social media as marketing, which is usually what non-communications professionals want social media to be […]
Just as you should not use your social media outlets to exclusively post about products you are selling or events you are hosting, you shouldn’t use it as a “push […]
A good social media strategy is equal parts marketing, communications, and public relations. Over the next few weeks, we’ll be exploring how to balance those three things in both Social […]
If you are only evaluating your social media success based on the amount of “likes” or “followers” your page has, you are doing both your organization and yourself a disservice. […]
An effective social media strategy is all about balance. Last week, we discussed the different ways your social media strategy can be “too much,” and this week, we will discuss […]
(Article originally written by the Associate Press and distributed to other outlets) Weather junkie John Grosso knew it was highly unlikely a monster wave was barreling toward the Connecticut coast. […]
(Article originally appeared in America Magazine. Written by Zac Davis) August 15 marked two important events for New York-area Catholics this year. It was the feast of the Assumption of Mary. […]
Does your organization post on Facebook eleven times a day, all at the same time? Do you have an account on every new and exciting social media platform there is, […]
Do you need that fancy third-party tool to understand your social media analytics? How do you know if what you’re doing is working? How can you report on what you […]