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Lately On: The Fried Side
The Corporate Blog Corporate blogs are a little tricky. Building and keeping up with a blog that is branded and is repeatedly visited by your clients, prospects and referral sources, requires some thought, some planning and some real commitment. Continue Reading
McDonald's Twitter Campaign #McFailed!
The campaign first used the hashtag #MeetTheFarmers. The intent of the campaign was to focus on their organic potato farmers and encourage people to think "Healthy" when they thought of McDonald's. The campaign proceeded uneventfully until they started using their second hashtag #McDStories. Continue Reading
Top 20 U.S. Cities for Social Media
Occasionally people call to ask how they can break into the social media workplace. More and more people are looking at entry into this field as more and more companies look to hire skilled professionals who will help them increase revenue through social media marketing. Continue Reading |
Meet Our New Client!
This month we are starting to work with Webster Investment Advisors, Inc., a financial services provider with the foresight to get involved with the world of social media.
Not only is Bob Webster an avid golfer, actively involved in the Western Golf Association and C.U. Athletics, he has been operating Webster Investment Advisors, Inc. since 1984. Bob's been involved in the financial services industry even before then.
Webster Investment Advisors, Inc. primarily focuses on personalized wealth management, working with a variety of professional firms to give clients a balanced, simple-to-understand approach to investing, using both traditional vehicles, and unique non-correlated investments such as managed futures, tactical allocators, and late-stage private equity to deliver their approach of "Participation with Protection."
Learn more about Webster Investment Advisors, Inc. and Bob Webster, on LinkedIn.
When you're ready to take advantage of the power of Social Media, The Friedman Group, LLC is here to help you. We'll help you create a social media strategy and then implement your plan. |
