August Social Media Holidays
Need a social media content boost? Use these upcoming events and social media holidays to inspire your content for August 2019.
Drop Everything and Focus on Nano-Influencers…
Just 3 weeks ago I wrote a blog post about Using Micro-Influencers for Small Business and explained how to find and work with the right micro-influencer for your brand. I thought I was giving our readers an innovative, ahead of the curve, way to market their business. Fast forward to now, Daily Carnage, a daily marketing industry email, sends me an email saying to forget micro-influencers. It’s all about nano-influencers.
Woodstock 50 or Fyre Festival 2.0?
The famous festival Woodstock was set to return the weekend of August 16-18, 2019, to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the hot mess that took the area by storm in 1969, but now, the entire event is up in the air.
Spotify Voice Ads & The Future of Advertising
Coming soon to your favorite music streaming service, Spotify Voice-enabled Ads. According to Tech Crunch, Spotify is increasing its investment in voice-enabled ad technology.
Small Business Month in the Hudson Valley
We’re excited to celebrate Small Business Month (#smallbusinessmonth) during the month of May and National Small Business Week (#nationalsmallbusinessweek) May 5-11, 2019 at Tipsy Social! As the Hudson Valley’s small business marketing specialists, you can imagine our excitement. An entire month dedicated to celebrating the greatest places that are making an impact in our area. We’ve polled the Tipsy Marketers and here are some great places you need to visit.
Hudson Valley Non-Profit, Angels of Light, Gets Digital Makeover
Angels of Light, a Hudson Valley 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization that provides holiday giving to children and families with life-threatening illnesses, is receiving a much needed digital facelift from local marketing agency Tipsy Social.
How Much Should Small Businesses Spend on Digital Marketing in 2017?
A few decades ago, marketing and advertising meant putting up billboards and buying radio or TV placement ads. A company’s marketing budget was dedicated to producing these awesome posters, pamphlets, and jingles. Fast-forward a couple of years and a lot – if not all – has changed. Now, this marketing budget, regardless of size, should
No, Constant Contact, Matt is Not A “Marketer”
If you haven’t seen the recent Constant Contact commercials, in which business owners suddenly become successful “marketers” by simply using the Constant Contact email marketing software, you might not know how it presents issues to small business & the marketing industry. See, the need for Professional Marketers seems to be diminishing, especially as the rise
