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Re: 5 Creative Ways to Use LinkedIn Company Pages

Julie Vetter — Mon, 07 Jul 2014 18:20:07 -0000

Hi Stephanie, Your tips are great, thank you. I have looked everywhere and can not figure out how American airlines was able to post the larger-than-usual picture of the coliseum in the contest status update "Guess the name of this famous destination". I have tried to do this by removing the title and description in my company posts, but the URL stays to the right of the photo, keeping it smaller. They and HP seem to be able to remove all the information to the right and have a bigger photo, even though they have a link.
Do you know?
Thank you, Julie

Re: [Témoignage] Voici comment MonsieurTshirt est devenu un business à 100 000 euros en 6 mois

Julie Vetter — Thu, 21 Nov 2013 03:26:38 -0000

C'est super : "la particularité d’avoir mis un place un service client très humain et personnalisé ce qui nous permet de créer de très bonnes relations avec nos clients."

Re: Listen Up CEO’s - Inbound Doesn’t Stop at Just Marketing

Julie Vetter — Thu, 17 Oct 2013 19:06:42 -0000

Hi Luke, I agree with your observation that inbound is much more than marketing. When a company adopts an inbound methodology it needs to be supported with a look at the entire business process so the pieces all fall back into place in an even more optimal relationship, rather than producing friction and wasting the advantages. That's a helpful road metaphor about philosophy, tactics and culture.

Re: How to launch your own startup – A series by our CEO, Christian Reber

Julie Vetter — Fri, 19 Jul 2013 09:29:16 -0000

It was cool that you were able to go in two directions for a bit and then focus in on making the best to do list, that must have been hard. It would be interesting to hear how that was navigated successfully. This latest version on Chrome has wooed me away from my pencil so far...

Re: How to launch your own startup – A series by our CEO, Christian Reber

Julie Vetter — Fri, 19 Jul 2013 03:58:12 -0000

Hi, great series -- I've followed Wunderlist's evolution since the early days, being an organizational and tech fan. I am curious to know if Wunderlist thought globally from the beginning or tried to succeed with a smaller audience first as a test-case.

Re: The Cycle of Live and Virtual Social Networking - SocialTimes

Julie Vetter — Sat, 09 Mar 2013 18:47:36 -0000

Debra, thanks for this excellent article. After over 10 years in online marketing, I have made the same observation - the smaller brands who have the most success with their online presence do it by combining social network connections with in-person networking. I look forward to a virtual connection with you.

Re: The State And Future Of Social Media Management Solutions

Julie Vetter — Tue, 08 Nov 2011 06:05:24 -0000

Hi Jason, thanks for this thoughtful article. Kudos to HubSpot for serving the small and entry-level business as well as being scalable. Small fish can grow into big fish. FiltrBox was a GREAT SMMS. Jive bought them and threw all the small fish out of the pond. Really too bad a version of FiltrBox did not remain accessible to small business.