
5 Pinterest Strategies for Economic Development Organizations
Pinterest is a place for users to post “pins” of images onto their “boards.” It’s sort of like a virtual scrapbook for saving all your
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Pinterest is a place for users to post “pins” of images onto their “boards.” It’s sort of like a virtual scrapbook for saving all your
On Snapchat, users can post or privately send photos and videos that are only available for 24 hours. (Instagram later adopted this in their Instagram
Instagram is a very visual, user-friendly platform and a great place to tell stories through photos, videos, and small captions. This social network is all
LinkedIn is a very business-oriented social network and a place to build connections with other professionals. People are going to LinkedIn during the work day,
Twitter is the social media network where users post, reply and retweet 140-character messages, called “tweets.” With an active Economic Development community, this social media
As an Economic Development Organization, maybe you’ve been posting semi-regularly on Facebook, and now you’re wondering: How can I take this to the next level?
Last week, I went to the Governor’s Business Summit in Baltimore. It was the first time that they’ve ever done this summit in the state
It’s the scariest time of the year for Economic Development Organizations — the moment when you must present your marketing budget to directors and officials!
Economic Development website marketing can help shift perceptions throughout the messaging on your website. Have you ever wondered how to change the perceptions potential prospects
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Superintendent, Jefferson County Schools
As a leader, it’s important to show up, make connections, and drive real impact in the communities you serve. Strong leaders don’t dictate; they empower.
The best destinations are the ones people fall in love with, return to time and time again, and share with others. For communities and businesses,
Marketing and economic development professionals face a rapidly evolving landscape that demands adaptability and innovation. From social media shifts to the resurgence of in-person event
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