Author: Todd Lohenry

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How to Use Google Maps for Your Business

Posted on by Todd Lohenry in Facebook

Everyone knows that if you own a business, these days you need a website. In fact, people will go further and say you need a website plus various other online presences like Facebook and Twitter. One of the major reasons it is essential to have some sort of online presence is because you need your business … Continue reading How to Use Google Maps for Your Business →

Social Media Revolution and its Affect on Small Businesses

Posted on by Todd Lohenry in Social Media

Social media is not a trend and its use is growing exponentially. The tools will evolve and may in fact change, but the need for businesses to incorporate the Internet in general, and social media specifically, into their overall marketing strategy in order to achieve their goals is not going away. Social media will continue … Continue reading Social Media Revolution and its Affect on Small Businesses →

From thinker to thought leader in one easy workflow

Posted on by Todd Lohenry in Blogging, Featured, Social Media

So you wanna be a thought leader? There's no better way to make your point of view 'searchable, findable, and knowable' on the internet than this suite of tools. It is the simplest and most straightforward blogging workflow I can imagine and if you've got a better idea, I'll be the first to admit [and … Continue reading From thinker to thought leader in one easy workflow →

Why Social Media Doesn’t Matter Anymore

Posted on by Todd Lohenry in Social Media

The hype over social media still echos, but it just doesn’t really matter anymore. Recent surveys suggest that small businesses are still slow to adopt social media and it also doesn’t matter anymore. Social media agencies, departments, and experts don’t matter anymore. The idea behind the hype, measurement and rush to claim guru status revolved … Continue reading Why Social Media Doesn’t Matter Anymore →