Posts by Mopdog
Give your brand a little toning
The fourth and last in a series of posts about brand fitness.
Read MoreThinking Big or How to not Overlook the Small Stuff
“Focus on the small things and the big things will take care of themselves.” I don’t remember who said that. Maybe a 4-star general or Lincoln or somebody. The point is that we have limited control over the big events in our life.
Read MoreCobb Community Collaborative Social Media Presentation
Mopdog’s Social Media Tools from the Cobb Community Collaborative presentation. Please let us know what you think by leaving comments.
Read MorePart of this Complete Breakfast
The third in a series of posts about brand fitness.
Read MoreSafety Village Gala a Rockin’ Success
The “Stop, Drop, Rock & Roll” gala event was a huge success with over 300 attendees who enjoyed live music, toured interactive venues and bid on one-of-a-kind experiences. The proceeds will help the continued growth and awareness of the Safety Village.
Read MoreDrop and give me 20
The second in a series of posts about brand fitness.
Read MoreWrite Emails That Work
We all use email in our daily lives to do business but are you making the most of it?
Read MoreThe Holy Trinity of Design (aka The Quality Triangle)
We all strive to produce quickly, with exceptional quality and at a reasonable cost. But is this really possible without sacrificing one of these vital cornerstones?
Read MoreI Think We All Need to Go on a Diet
The first in a series of posts about brand fitness.
Read MoreSocial Media Seminar Featured in the Marietta Daily Journal
We’re excited that our Social Media seminar at the Cobb Chamber of Commerce on September 2nd was so well received. The event was even featured in the Marietta Daily Journal.
Read More9 Apps for Computing in the Clouds
Here are some interesting (and mostly free) personal uses of cloud computing you should check out.
Read MoreIt’s a Whole New World with my iPhone
When Apple released the 32 gig iPhone, that was it for me. I couldn’t hold off any longer. I waited in line for hours hoping that they would not run out before I made it to the front.
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