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How to use Facebook to make your events a success

May 1, 2017 | Inga Rundquist

While the traditional methods of promoting events are still valid, social media has proven to be an incredibly powerful tool to fire up event attendance. The results are impressive considering the cost of advertising on social media, especially when compared to more traditional methods of advertising.

Leslie Jones, real time marketing, MindFire Communications, Inga Rundquist, NBC

Leslie Jones and the story of NBC’s real-time marketing success

August 22, 2016 | Inga Rundquist

In today’s digital branding world, speed and agility are decisive competitive advantages. Being able to recognize a marketing opportunity and being able to act on that opportunity quickly can become a game changer for your brand.

Should your brand be on Snapchat

Is it time to get snappin’? How to figure out if your brand should be on Snapchat

May 9, 2016 | MindFire Team

Snapchat is different from other social media platforms because the app most accurately allows users to share real life experiences.

Facebook reactions

What do Facebook “reactions” mean for marketers?

February 24, 2016 | Inga Rundquist

This feature also unlocks a big opportunity to not only understand what consumers are feeling, but why they are feeling it.

7 hot Twitter tips you can implement today

August 8, 2014 | MindFire Team

The idea of Twitter probably sounded far-fetched and a little insane when its founders pitched the website, but as of 2014 there are 271 million monthly active users. So, how can your business create a Twitter presence that is responsive, engaging and brand worthy? We‘ve got 7 tips for you.

The 4-1-1 on Facebook metrics

May 3, 2013 | Inga Rundquist

With numbers continuing to grow, it’s becoming increasingly important for marketers to pay attention to how their Facebook pages are performing.

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