• Pinterest for Business, An Intro

    Last week I collaborated on a webinar with Lucas Equine Equipment sharing how their clients can leverage Pinterest for their business. This particular group was architects, but there are so many broad applications for Pinterest no matter what industry. Many people think Pinterest is just a fun time-wasting site where women just pin pretty things. It might have […]

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  • NAWBO Lexington Social Media Presentation

    Last week, I was honored to speak at a NAWBO Lexington luncheon about using social media for business. The members asked great questions and I was happy to get to meet some of them. I plan on getting more involved in organizations such as these as it’s a great way to stay connected with what’s […]

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  • Authentically Social in Business Lexington

    The past 10 months have flown by, so it’s crazy to think of all the great change that has happened in that time period! I’m really thankful to have been spotlighted in Business Lexington. Kathie Stamps elegantly summarized my account of how Authentically Social started, and what I really strive to do with customers. “As a social […]

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  • Business Blogging Presentation

    Earlier this week I was able to speak about Business Blogging Made Easy along with David Caldwell of Balance Creative. To view the presentations and find links to associated resources, visit this page. Thanks to Commerce Lexington for having us and for the great audience. Let us know if you have any questions!

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  • Using Social Media to Drive Blog Traffic

    At the end of September, I had the opportunity to speak at FitBloggin, a conference for fitness bloggers, about using social media to drive blog traffic.  As a fitness blogger and a social media company owner, this was an awesome opportunity to present something I’m really excited about. Session Overview: So many of us love […]

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  • Company Social Media Profile: The Open Fire Hydrant

    You know the scene: You meet someone at a networking event and you genuinely want to know more about them. After 1 question that is a nicely-phrased “who are you and what do you do,” you quickly realize you’ve made the biggest mistake: you opened up the social fire hydrant. Out comes a steady stream […]

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