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KISSMetrics Blog: 919 Marketing’s Social Media Publishing Tools

by Brian Posted Apr. 17, 2012

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919 Marketing lauded for using top social media publishing tools KISSMetrics blog highlights agency’s Facebook page At 919 Marketing, we focus on providing integrated marketing communications service to a variety of clients, from small regional shops to large national brands. We work hard and encourage creativity to get companies like ValPak, Senior Helpers, Doctors Express [...]

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Where O Where Did The Audience Go?

by Brian Posted Mar. 21, 2012

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As I was watching Late Night with David Letterman last night, an interview with NY Times columnist Gail Collins got me thinking about from where consumers are getting their news. Letterman asked Collins if he lives until he’s 90, will he still be able to pick up a paper and read the Times. Her response [...]

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IFA Annual Convention Recap

by Ashlie Posted Feb. 17, 2012

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We’re baaaaaack! It has taken us a couple of days to get back into the swing of things after pulling five 13+ hour days, but we are pumped about all the relationships we made and strengthened at the IFA Annual Convention in Orlando. Our booth was awesome, if I do say so myself. It [...]

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Internet vs. The Alphabet

by Nicole Posted Jan. 27, 2012

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By now, likely no one under the age of 80 has escaped a certain four letter acronym– SOPA. Introduced into Congress in October of 2011, the Stop Online Piracy Act was met with instant backlash from the tech-savvy down to the common man. Though we’ve all likely heard of the bill, some may not “get [...]

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Avoid Analogy Aneurysms

by Graham Chapman Posted Jan. 20, 2012

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Analogies are great. We certainly love them here at 919 Marketing and use them all the time. They’re an excellent way to bridge the communication gap with clients. They’re great motivating speaking tools for colleagues seeking advice/help. They can make a big difference…period. But they can also be a huge hindrance when they’re shot out [...]

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Keeping Your Tweets in a Row: An In-Depth Look at 4 Twitter Management Tools

by Nicole Posted Dec. 29, 2011

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Facebook, Google+, and Twitter – By now, you’re aware of them and likely (hate it or love it) they are a part of your everyday life. Now that you’re hip to the services, you’re either on your way to accepting them as beneficial business tool or standing alone and falling further behind. For those bringing [...]

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Slice(s) of Life: Watching America’s Favorite Serial Killer Can Make You Dexter-ous

by Graham Chapman Posted Dec. 27, 2011

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I’m not a huge TV guy. Let’s face it, most of today’s TV shows are garbage – too many vampires, pregnant teens and drunk “I’m about to go Jersey on you” shenanigans – and I don’t to waste my time watching bad TV. You can call me brash and elitist, but I assure you I’m [...]

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Perfection

by Nicole Posted Dec. 12, 2011

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Perfection – a goal any team, group, or individual shares and often fails to achieve. Today, the NFL’s Green Bay Packers sit at 13-0 on the year, boasting a 19 game winning streak dating back to last December. Yet, ask any member of the organization from bottom to top, and you may be surprised at [...]

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Mad Men days are over: Now, it’s all about the Quan

by Graham Chapman Posted Dec. 08, 2011

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Who, outside of his wife in the movie Jerry Maguire, knew Cuba Gooding Jr.’s character, Rod Tidwell, was so prophetic when he said, “some dudes may have the coin, but they’ll never have the quan.” What is the “quan,” you ask? It’s the highest level of love, respect and admiration from your peers. Tidwell was [...]

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Trying to Build a Business? Learn from Coach K

by Graham Chapman Posted Dec. 05, 2011

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Here in the Triangle, everyone loves ACC basketball. With two of the nation’s most respected programs within eight miles of each other, and a third boasting some of the loudest and most loyal fans in college sports, it’s hard to ignore the battles on the hardwood. Funny thing is, the most successful coach of the [...]