Posted by Wendy Wells on Sunday, July 18, 2010,
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In addition to the positive impact Social Media has had on business, Social Media can actually help keep you fit and healthy.
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that one-third of American adults are overweight and another one-third are obese. Think about that: two-thirds of the adults in America are unhealthy due to the fact that their weight exceeds a healthy limit. When an affliction reaches these types of numbers, it’s called an epidemic. We’re ea... Continue reading ...
Posted by Wendy Wells on Tuesday, May 25, 2010,
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Social Media
Utilizing Social Media for
business has already proven to increase brand awareness, generate revenue, and
drive traffic to a main website. We’ve known for a long time that the various
aspects of Social Media are essential to operating business in today’s fast
changing world of advanced technology. Since tools like Facebook, LinkedIn, and
Twitter are going to be around for a long time to come, understanding how to
operate them is an important practice for any company. Keep in mind that ... Continue reading ...
Posted by Wendy Wells on Wednesday, March 3, 2010,
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Social Media
If you've started utilizing Social Media for your business and you're seeing results, congratulations! You're one of the many people who have figured out a way to engage an audience, reach out and be a part of the community, and penetrate the market with your Brand.
"With my what?"
If you asked that particular question, you might be missing an opportunity to increase awareness about your business even more so than with your current Social Media tactics. Or, if you're not using Soci... Continue reading ...
Posted by Wendy Wells on Tuesday, February 23, 2010,
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Social Media

If Social Media in lieu of advertising during the Super Bowl is good enough for one of the biggest beverage companies in the world, do you think it might be good enough to deserve a few dollars from your advertising budget?
Pepsi made an unprecedented decision and pulled the plug on advertising during the Super Bowl. Instead, they are investing some of the money they saved ($20 million), in a Social Media campaign. This was the first time in more than 20 years that Pepsi ... ? Continue reading ...
Posted by Wendy Wells on Thursday, December 10, 2009,
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Social Media
I've heard older business owners look at Twitter and Facebook as something their kids and grandkids are "playing at" with their friends. Apparently, they're not alone. More than 80% of internet users in the United States are still not on Twitter. However, many of the older folks must be on Facebook, because one in four page views in the U.S. goes to Facebook. Those are huge numbers when you consider how many other sites are vying for our attention: news organizations, blogs, eBay, Yo... ? Continue reading ...
Posted by Wendy Wells on Monday, November 2, 2009,
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Social Media
We all have those whom we hold in high esteem. Whether it's a professor, a mentor, or a spiritual leader, someone has influenced us enough along our path that places them above others among people we respect.
In the Social Media realm, one of the people I hold in high regard is Olivier Blanchard. He's the Principal at BrandBuilder Marketing, a Greenville-based Brand Consulting and Marketing Management firm. I read his blog on a regular basis because I'm const... Continue reading ...
Posted by Wendy Wells on Thursday, September 17, 2009,
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Social Media

Our nation needs its mouth washed out with soap, and certain individuals should be made to stand in the corner. Insolent, childish behavior has put us in the spotlight showcasing our lack of civility toward one another.
Recently, the worst breach of civil conduct came from James Wilson, the Senator from South Carolina. By shouting the words, "You lie!" at our President during his address, Senator Wilso... Continue reading ...
Posted by Wendy Wells on Tuesday, August 11, 2009,
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Social Media

Some of the most popular methods of internet advertising to develop in recent years are the many aspects of social media. Networking sites like MySpace and Facebook are more than just places for family and friends to connect, they've become places for businesses to hock their wares and for corporations to push their brands. Blogger, Wordpress, and Squidoo are just a few spots where you can create free web pages and blog about your life or what you're selling.
Yet, social media is not rea... Continue reading ...
Posted by Wendy Wells on Tuesday, August 11, 2009,
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Social Media

Many companies today are hiring corporate bloggers. Some are simply hiring them to talk about what it is they do with their product, others are hiring them to actually promote their products and services. This morning, I attended a breakfast for "Social Media Charlotte," and our guest speaker touched on the topic, but not enough in my opinion. See, I write blogs for a few companies. I am a corporate ... Continue reading ...
Posted by Wendy Wells on Tuesday, August 11, 2009,
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Social Media

This article appeared in the June issue of Saathee Magazine
Last month's edition of Saathee featured a terrific article introducing you to Twitter, by Gail Martin of DreamSpinner Communications. She explained the 140 character system conveying ideas called, "Tweets" and gave some great advice on using Twitter to increase your business's visibility.
Twitter can be a valuable tool to generate traffic to your business's website and raise the number of hits you receive on a regular ba... Continue reading ...
Posted by Wendy Wells on Tuesday, August 11, 2009,
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Social Media
Blog
Internet Killed the Newspaper Star
As a writer and journalist, one might think that when the day came, that the newspaper died, I would personally, take it very painfully. As an idealistic kid, I used to think I'd grow up to be a double or triple-column, half-page writer in some major newspaper…naturally, I'd also be writing the great American Novel, Oscar winning screenplays, and directing all of my own films.
Twenty years ago, we didn't see it coming. The fact that t... Continue reading ...
Posted by Wendy Wells on Tuesday, August 11, 2009,
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Social Media
Today's social media world has nurtured a landscape in which a level of camaraderie develops online that normally wouldn't be felt in person. Often, a person's identity and information is available because of their business and their desire to gain new clientele. But, when is too much information – too much? When you're writing about being in the airport on Twitter, the world suddenly knows you're not at home. If any of the "pals" you've made along the way know you're single, live alone, an... Continue reading ...
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About Me
I am a professional wordsmith and a Marketing and Brand generations strategist with experience composing Public Relations and Marketing creative copy including: web sites, blogs, print, press releases, catalog copy, and email marketing campaigns.
Read my blogs regularly and you'll find I'm passionate about writing - always have been. Since I first heard the story of "Peter Pan and Wendy," I became a lover of stories. As soon as I could hold a book and understand the alphabet, I grew to be an avid reader. Once I was able to hold a pencil and put sentences together, I knew I was a writer.
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