Stacey Rynders is a freelance writer that specializes in brand copy, public relations and strategic communications. This blog provides marketing tips, promotes events, and details professional and client successes.

The Tapper v. The Listener

Have you ever tried to tap out a song beat to a friend, then you have the friend guess what you are tapping? It seems so obvious to you what the song is, because the music is playing in your head. Your friend, however, only has the benefit of your tapping… and it turns out [...]

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Internet: Too Much Free Speech?

Yesterday brought the news that Google was being forced by a Manhattan Supreme Court Justice to reveal the identity of an anonymous blogger, who was “talking trash,” about Canadian-born model Liskula Cohen on a blog called Skanks in NYC. The blog has since been taken down, but the samples I’ve seen of the copy were [...]

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Connect to Clients with Casual Video Clips

A friend queried me on twitter about the video hosted at Thinkbigart.com. The friend is a photographer, so the 20-minute marketing promo for Over[Exposure], a company aimed at helping photographers market themselves, was particularly relevant. However, I found the information that the author provided to be solid tips for any aspiring entrepreneur. AND, I found [...]

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Make A New Media Strategy

I am a definite advocate for strategizing and planning your social media marketing before jumping head-first into these forums with your business at risk. For the most part, social media can be harmless, but it also puts your business and brand image online for a full exposure.
Janet Jennewein provided me with a great resource [...]

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Twitter: Second Largest Web Site Traffic Driver

I’ve sat around at dinner parties debating whether or not Twitter is a passing fad that will be gone in a year or a social networking tool with some muscle. I’ve been arguing that it is great for directing people to Web sites… And yesterday, a TechCrunch tweet confirmed that I was right. Twitter is [...]

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Facebook- 8th largest country!

When it comes to social media marketing, I constantly hear clients say, “I just don’t get it. Who has time?”
Now, I admit that I came to social media with the same attitude, and for a long time, I ignored social media too because, like my clients, my days were crazy full with other details [...]

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Augmented Reality – pretty cool stuff

Check out this YouTube on a GE Augmented Reality piece. Today at lunch, Todd Shasserre was talking vaguely about some augmented reality projects that he’s helping develop at Mozaic. My comment was a gross simplification – “It’s so Jetsons.” Imagine printing an image off your home computer, holding it up to your camera or [...]

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Twitter Marketing: 15% one-day sales hike for pizza joint

“In a test run April 23, an exclusive-to-Twitter promotion brought in 15% of the day’s business.” – Advertising Age article

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Only 1% of Web sites Mobile Ready?

Discussion at last night’s Gateway Interactive Marketing Association meeting was all about mobile technology. Mobile video. Mobile Marketing. M-Commerce. Is the mobile wave here yet?
The answer to that question was varied, but the one resounding statiistic tossed out for consideration is that only 1% of all Web sites are mobile ready. Compare that measly [...]

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Gender & Social Media Use

The Collective Thoughts blog writer Ryan provided an interesting supposition on his observations of the gender differences in the use of social media. Perhaps the most intriguing element for me is that the assertion is that women tend to discover the usefulness of social media and more adeptly integrate it into their lives instead of [...]

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