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 [...]
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Email Marketing Trends for 2012 – Webinar Video Replay!
by Taulbee Jackson on November 2, 2011
in Content Strategy,Digital Marketing,Email Marketing,Featured,Marketing Technology,Owned Media,Research,Social Media
The Capacity Problem
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, [...]
Your audience is telling you everything you want to know.
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 [...]
Raidious is Hiring – Social Media Specialist
by Brian Wyrick on September 15, 2011
in Digital Marketing,Job Search,Marketing Technology,Owned Media,Social Media
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, [...]
Social Media Tip of the Week: Respond Quickly, Respond Honestly
by Kaitlin Coons on July 5, 2011
in Client Service,Crisis Response,Digital Content Services,Digital Marketing,Facebook,Social Media,Twitter
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 [...]
Raidious Welcomes Our New Employee Kaitlin Coons
by Matt Chandler on May 26, 2011
Social Media Lessons From a Ten-Year-Old
by Matt Chandler on May 17, 2011
in Content Strategy,Facebook,Owned Media,Social Media,Twitter
Raidious’ Social Media Tip of the Week: Think Campaign
by Ryan Smith on May 2, 2011
in Content Planning,Digital Content Services,Facebook,Owned Media,Social Media,Twitter
This week’s tip is for those of you struggling to manage your brand’s social media efforts on a daily basis, and finding that the work is time consuming, and monotonous. The solution is simple, “think campaign.” In order to see the true benefits from managing your brand’s social media pages is treat it like any [...]
The Big Push: Social Media Backlinks for Better Search Results
by Matt Chandler on April 22, 2011
You need to attract users to your site and turn them into customers. Pushing backlinks to your content out to as many sources as possible is the answer.
Raidious’ Social Media Tip of the Week
by Ryan Smith on April 13, 2011
in Digital Content Services,Digital Marketing,Facebook,Social Media,Twitter
This week’s tip is short and simple. Don’t be afraid to change directions on your social media campaign. The bottom line is that a good social campaign cannot be treated like any other marketing campaign. A strategy developed in November, executed in February, and measured along the way is not always going to be accepted [...]




