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Feb

Twitter 202

Posted by Gia Ciccone on Friday, 24 February 2012 in Twitter

The company that is always “tweeting” you right is here for round 202 - Twitter 202 that is. With the knowledge from Twitter 101 still in your memory, be ready to expand upon it to make the most of your social media experience.

One useful tool that many aren’t aware of is a free directory called Twellow.com, which is self-titled as the “Twitter Yellowpages.” Twellow allows users to sign up and places them in categories & subcategories based on their profile & tweets. They also allow users to place themselves in several different categories with room for change. For example, as Gielow Marketing & PR, we are placed in the following categories:

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Oct

Social Media Platform is now Gielow Marketing & PR

Posted by Sonja Dyess on Tuesday, 11 October 2011 in Advertising

Social Media Platform is now Gielow Marketing!

Apr

Get to Know LinkedIn

Posted by Sonja Dyess on Thursday, 21 April 2011 in LinkedIn

LinkedIn is a social media platform for networking. It can be used for personal use and company use. Users are able to share resumes, recommendations, and connect with friends, family, co-workers, employers, and more.

Mar

Video Marketing as a Valuable Tool

Posted by Sonja Dyess on Wednesday, 09 March 2011 in Marketing Plan

In the following video, Social Media Platform CEO/President Sonja Dyess spoke to a group of real estate investors in Jacksonville, FL about video marketing. She taught them everything they needed to know to help advertise their business using video marketing. Videos that are produced online tend to go viral in 24-48 hours depending on the content, the audience and how it is distributed. If you would like for Social Media Platform to speak at your event or coach your staff about the massive world of social media, visit the Social Media Platform website or send us an email.

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Feb

The Nuts and Bolts of Social Media & Public Relations

Posted by Sonja Dyess on Monday, 14 February 2011 in Advertising

Social Media and Public Relations have merged. An overview of the nuts and bolts on how Social Media platforms and public relations fit together. Network, manage, share, and develop multimedia promotions to build your brand image.

Two Local Companies Come Together To Help the Gulf

Posted by Sonja Dyess on Friday, 20 August 2010 in In The Press

The following is an excerpt of a recent press release about our recent cooperative efforts with another business to help benefit a social cause.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla (Aug. 18, 2010) – Pet World and Social Media Platform of Jacksonville, Fla., recently partnered to donate the dog hair from Pet World’s grooming department to help clean up the oil from the BP Deepwater Horizon disaster. Lynn Lamoureux, the owner of Pet World, www.PetWorldPets.com, began collecting shaved hair from her grooming clients to donate to Matter of Trust soon after the disaster began. Since the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, Pet World has been sending boxes of hair to make booms to collect the oil. Matter of Trust has 19 warehouses and all of them are full!

Sonja Dyess, President of Social Media Platform, is a proud native of Pensacola, Fla. She, along with many other local residents, wanted to do her part to help clean up the oil. While picking up her dog from his grooming appointment, Dyess spoke with Lamoureux and mentioned going home to Pensacola to see first-hand what her hometown beaches looked like. During the conversation, Dyess learned Pet World has been sending hair to Pensacola for booms. “We wanted to do what we can to help. We already have the hair, and at $15 a box, that is a small price to pay to help preserve Florida’s beautiful beaches,” said Lamoureux.

Lamoureux’s latest donation was three large lawn bags of hair, ready to ship to Pensacola. Dyess volunteered to take the bags herself to Pensacola as she was already going there for business. When dropping the hair off at one of the donation centers in Pensacola, Dyess was told it was the last donation they could accept for now as the warehouses were full. Dyess and Lamoureux are working together to stay in touch with Matter of Trust to find other ways they can help with the oil spill. Lamoureux said, “I’m ready to donate more hair when they are ready to make more booms.” As owner of a marketing company that specializes in social media marketing, Dyess has been assisting in spreading the word about Matter of Trust online.

“There really isn’t much we can do about what happened, but what we can do is come together to get it cleaned up. It always amazes me that when disaster strikes, people don’t blink an eye, they just get involved and help. My hometown has been through so much, I want to help where I can, when I can,” said Dyess. The oil spill is far from being cleaned up or forgotten about.

For more information about Matter of Trust and how you can help, please visit their website at www.matteroftrust.org.