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Specializing in results-driven branding and corporate design. For more than three decades, Savage has helped companies maintain or develop leadership positions within their industry through branding, marketing, and communications. We specialize in Brand and Marketing Strategies , Employer Brand and Internal Communications, Web and Online Marketing, SEO and Social Media and Sustainability Communications. Recent Tweets
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Tag Archives: Seth Godin
Business Blogging: Making the Business Case
With the explosion of social networking sites like Facebook, Ning, Bebo, LinkedIn and MySpace, to name a few, people tend to think that these communities encompass all of social media. The oldest online communities were forums, or bulletin boards, which … Continue reading
Posted in Marketing Communications, Social Media
Tagged blogging, blogs, Seth Godin, Tom Peters
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Designing in the Age of Clicks
The Internet has created in us the need for speed. Some days I’m moving so fast, clicking from link to link, that I hope none of my coworkers ask how I arrived at my conclusions. If I had to source … Continue reading
Posted in Corporate Design, Marketing Communications
Tagged Design, hugh mcleod, internet culture, Seth Godin
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5 Words That Will Kill Your Company: It’s Not My Job
My first “real” job was working as an ad taker in the classified department of a major metropolitan newspaper. I worked part-time while attending college, but this was my first taste of the world of work, rubbing elbows with journalists, … Continue reading
The Social Media Popularity Contest
The world of social media is much like high school. There are a lot of people vying for a role in the “in” crowd, but a limited number of spots available. The truth is, your audience can only absorb so … Continue reading
