MtoM Blog

Social Media is Managed by Humans: DiGiorno Pizza Tweet and Recovery

By Christine Wilson | September 9, 2014

We have all seen it- the inappropriate tweet from a major brand and then the fallout from angry followers. It is often blamed on the account being hacked or is deleted and not acknowledged. In the case of Entenmann’s, they jumped on the hashtag #notguilty without realizing it was in reference to Casey Anthony’s acquittal.…

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From Intern to Social Media Manager!

By Christine Wilson | September 9, 2014

Hello MtoM readers! It gives me great pleasure to write my very first blog post for MtoM. Let me start out with a little bit of background info. My name is Diane and I’m a recent George Mason University grad with a Bachelor of Science degree in Marketing. My journey as an MtoM intern began in…

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Why Posting Brunch Pictures at Dinner Time Works

By Christine Wilson | September 8, 2014

You may already be doubting this post as an excuse for selfies and “omg, look at this smoothie I made.” But let me explain, or the headline won’t make sense the way I want it to. To help you follow along with my thought process, I want tell you a bit about myself. I’m a senior in college with…

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Hyperlapse by Instagram is Super Cool

By Christine Wilson | September 7, 2014

I had so much fun trying out the new Hyperlapse app from Instagram in New York this past week. I am not a great cinematographer but I am going to have fun playing with this app. My next video will be of the exhibit floor at the ABC Kids Expo. The Hyperlapse app creates amazing…

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Cheez-Its and Netflix: Confessions of a Young Mom

By Elizabeth Robinson | September 7, 2014

I was in the grocery store with my daughter and my 17-year-old sister, Kate. A woman walked up to Kate and asked, “How old is your daughter?” I was tongue-tied. After all, Kate is seven years my junior. This summer at the pool, a lifeguard asked me if I was on swim team. Mind you,…

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The Day My Article Went Viral

By Tracey McCoy | September 5, 2014

In addition to my role at MtoM, I occasionally do some freelance writing. Over the past year, I’ve added a few publications to my resume and it’s been very cool writing for new audiences across different categories. One of the publications I write for is HelloGiggles; it’s a fun, girl power-y, pop culture-y site that…

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We Love Our Clients: Levana

By Christine Wilson | September 4, 2014

As part of our ‘We Love Our Clients” feature, we are highlighting Levana as our second featured client! Based in Niagara Falls, Canada, SVAT (Superior Value Added Technologies) was born out of necessity. Rajesh (Raj) Jain founded the company in 2002, after a break-in at his business.  After looking for a reliable, user-friendly video security system,…

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Meet Moxie Jean CEO and Co-Founder, Sharon Schneider

By Tracey McCoy | September 3, 2014

MtoM is excited to be working with a new client, Moxie Jean, an e-commerce website featuring upscale resale children’s clothing. The company was co-founded 2 years ago by Sharon Schneider, a former client services executive.  “I love organic, well-made clothes (buying well-made clothes, furniture and other goods is one way to be “green”), but as a…

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How Marketers Can Understand Millennials: Dump the Stereotypes

By Tracey McCoy | September 1, 2014

While perusing MediaBistro earlier today (one of my go-to sites that’s always full of useful and helpful information,) I came across an interesting article: First Step For Marketers to Understand Millennials: Dump the Stereotypes. This headline stuck out to me because defaulting to stereotypes can happen so easily when a demo isn’t understood. But it isn’t…

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Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: Native Advertising

By Christine Wilson | August 28, 2014

A few weeks ago, John Oliver spoke about corporate influence in the media on his show “Last Week Tonight.” As someone with a traditional PR background, the separation of church vs. state (or separation of editorial vs. advertising) is something I have a strong opinion about. For example, if I’m trying to get coverage for…

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