by Susan | Sep 7, 2013 | Blog, Brand Visibility, Branding, Celebrity Branding, marketing
Yesterday I was walking down the street in Jersey City Heights, around the corner from my home and as I am coming up upon a few people sitting outside, a squirrel heads towards me. It stops, moves left, then right. Looks at me, then at them. As I watched this little...
by Susan | Aug 28, 2013 | art, Blog, Brand Visibility, Branding, Design, Events, marketing, Smart Business Practices, Website Design and Development
Jersey City has a new Mayor, Steven Fulop, and for the most part I’m happy with what he’s doing. Not only did he bring back the street cleaners, but started an initiative to get the youth involved called, “Stop the Drop!” He’s brought on...
by Susan | Aug 27, 2013 | Blog, Brand-Interviews, Branding, Design, marketing, Smart Business Practices, Social Media, Website Design and Development
How long has your company been in business? Please tell us a bit about your company, its mission, goals. Dotcomweavers designs and develops custom web sites, specializing in eCommerce and database driven solutions. Our goal is to become the industry standard for...
by Susan | Aug 16, 2013 | art, Blog, Books, Brand-Interviews, Branding, Design, marketing
When did you first start writing and what’s the story behind the stories? I’ve loved to write since I was a teenager (I was an English major in college) and I always thought writing a romantic comedy would be fun, but I guess you could say about eight...
by Susan | Aug 13, 2013 | art, Blog, Brand Visibility, Branding, Design, marketing, Smart Business Practices
A while back I wrote a post commenting on Starbucks changing their coffee bag packaging to plain white bags, with just a hint of each of the flavor’s graphics. I’m sure there was a steady stream of comments, because they changed the packaging again. This...
by Susan | Jul 16, 2013 | art, Blog, Brand Visibility, Branding, Design, marketing, Smart Business Practices, Social Media
Last year I wrote about how social media and network marketing really work when you need it to. To recap: last year Chase was having a giveaway contest for small businesses. Ten lucky winners, once they qualified would win thousands. To qualify you needed to get 250...
