by Brian Wyrick on November 15, 2011
in Blogging,Career Opportunities,Case Studies,Content Planning,Digital Content Services,Digital Marketing,Email Marketing,Job Search,Mobile Device Marketing,Owned Media,Platform Development,Social Media,Web Video
Raidious is hosting an open call for content correspondents. Our company continues to grow, and we need talented correspondents with broadcast journalism and social media experience. Can you answer YES to all of these questions? Are you able to work independently with care? Are you patient and skillful with detail work? Fully adhering to well-defined [...]
Watch out! our team is growing AGAIN!! We are thrilled to have two new additions to our engagement team this month, Ruby Kohler & Jennifer Love. Ruby Kohler will be joining Raidious as a Social Media Specialist, and Jennifer Love will be our newest engagement intern! Ruby is a Bloomington, IN native and recent [...]
Email marketing is changing fast. At a jam-packed webinar last week, Raidious partnered with our friends at Delivra to shed some light on some of the top email marketing trends we have been seeing with our clients. If you were not able to attend the webinar, no worries – we recorded it so you can [...]
We are proud to announce the launch of the completely redesigned website for Algonquin Commons!
by Jim Hyslop on October 12, 2011
in Blogging,Case Studies,Content Planning,Content Strategy,Digital Content Services,Digital Marketing,Email Marketing,Facebook,Marketing Technology,Mobile Device Marketing,Owned Media,Platform Development,Research,Social Media,Twitter,Web Video
Let’s face it… you are likely over capacity. The online landscape has changed and so has the way we all do business today. If you are a marketer, you’re probably getting requests from the executive level DEMANDING that you get your multi-channel strategy together ASAP. To them, this is a reasonable request. But to you, [...]
Congratulations to our President & CEO, Taulbee Jackson for not only his nomination to Indy’s Best and Brightest, but also for making it to the final round! Indy’s Best and Brightest is an annual event honoring 100 outstanding professionals in the Indianapolis area. All proceeds form the event benefit Junior Achievement of Central Indiana From IndysBestandBrightest.com: Indy’s Best and [...]
by Topher Howden on September 29, 2011
in Blogging,Content Planning,Content Strategy,Digital Content Services,Digital Marketing,Email Marketing,Mobile Device Marketing,Owned Media,Platform Development,Social Media,Web Video
There seems to be a common misconception when it comes to the subject of analytics. Many marketers see this as “the boring stuff”. Not nearly as fun or sexy as making content and managing engagement initiatives. Unfortunately this kind of thinking can allow you to lose your audience. It’s a science experiment, folks. You have [...]
I am pleased to post that Raidious is hiring again! If you are passionate about social media, and looking for a great place to start your career, we want to hear from you. Our engagement team is looking for a Social Media Specialist to join our team in Indianapolis, IN. We work with great brands, [...]
It was announced in a Forbes.com article last Friday that the Huffington Post and Patch (an AOL hyperlocal collection of 800 sites) will start recruiting teenagers to blog for the for-profit websites. The article, “Huffpo and Patch Recruiting Bloggers as Young as 13,” by staff writer Jeff Bercovici probes the ethical question of having kids [...]
In the world of social media it is all too common that people forget the importance of minding their manners. By cutting out the face-to-face interaction it’s incredibly easy to respond less earnestly to people or further- to just ignore them all together. While it is necessary to make thoughtful and timely responses to your [...]
Huffington Post Plans to Recruit 13-Year-Old Children as Unpaid Bloggers for Their For-Profit Company
by P.J. Gindling on September 15, 2011
in Blogging,Commentary
It was announced in a Forbes.com article last Friday that the Huffington Post and Patch (an AOL hyperlocal collection of 800 sites) will start recruiting teenagers to blog for the for-profit websites. The article, “Huffpo and Patch Recruiting Bloggers as Young as 13,” by staff writer Jeff Bercovici probes the ethical question of having kids [...]