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Pigeon or…Whatever

Pigeon or…Whatever

Google’s recent local search algorithm update has no official name; Search Engine Land calls it “Pigeon.” So we’ll go with that. According to a Search Engine Land report: “The new local search algorithm ties deeper into their web search capabilities, including the...

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Chicago Ideas Week

Chicago Ideas Week

Chicago Ideas Week is about the sharing of ideas, inspiring action, and igniting change to positively impact our world. For one week each October, Chicago Ideas Week (CIW) brings together some of the world's most outstanding speakers to present their ideas and ignite...

Business Entrepreneur Expo

Business Entrepreneur Expo

A conference designed with small businesses and entrepreneurs in mind. There is still time to register for the Business Entrepreneur Expo. Over 3,000 Attendees Networking opportunities 135 Exhibitors Over 30 Free Expert Workshop Sessions Networking opportunities If...

The anatomy of your business card!

The anatomy of your business card!

You’re at one of those esteemed cocktail parties or networking events where you have to work the room. You have to make a dynamite impression within a short span of time. Somewhere following that great elevator pitch that you just gave comes the opportunity to...

Unsung Heroes

Unsung Heroes

Unsung heroes come and go making positive impressions in the lives of others yet most never get the recognition they deserve. Today I'm recognizing one of those phenomenal people, James Hooks owner of Metro Foodland in Detroit. In addition to the jobs that his store...

Cracking the Communications ‘Code’

Cracking the Communications ‘Code’

Years ago a multimedia experience meant reading the newspaper while the radio or TV was playing in the background. If when reading that paper and motivated to order theater tickets, for example, one would need to get up, find a pen, grab the tethered phone and have a...

The Importance of Logo Lore, by Linda Bosy

The Importance of Logo Lore, by Linda Bosy

Some make small purchases on the strength of a logo, like: Coke, Kleenex, Starbucks. The same is true for larger product investments like: Apple, BMW, Nikon. Often, the familiarity of a product, based on its recognizable symbol alone, is enough for repeat selection....