For those who enjoy watching comedies – or those who are occasionally roped into watching a flick they didn’t choose – you’ve undoubtedly seen Wedding Crashers, a 2005 film starring Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson. The two characters, friends since childhood, are skilled wedding “crashers,” meaning they attend post-nuptial parties – sans invitation – for the sole intention of meeting women. And it works. But, chances are the rest of us don’t have the same smooth-talking skills (and when I say “smooth talking” I mean “ability to lie”), or the same access to wedding schedules that the magic that Hollywood scripts can provide. Well, fret no more. Thanks to the ever-growing creativity of app writers, there is now a way to find pre-crashed weddings via technology.
Have You Tried Fusion Marketing Yet?
By Kelsey Jones
Fusion marketing isn’t a new idea— Entrepreneur magazine published an article about it in 2006 and countless businesses do it without realizing its proper name. Fusion marketing is the act of referring your customers to other local (or national works too, especially online) businesses. They, in turn, do the same for you.
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Traveling Dress Inspires Blog Posts
A few years back, the phenomenon of traveling clothes became popular – at least in theory of not in practice. While I didn’t make a habit out of mailing my favorite clothes to share with proportionally compatible friends, there was plenty of hype about the Traveling Pants, the magical Sisterhood ones that never seemed to wear out or need a washing.
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Find Our Internet Marketing Articles & Other Work Online
By Kelsey Jones
Did you know that Bethaney and I are constantly writing articles and web content on different websites around the internet? Besides checking out a fuller list on our Online and Print Writing page, here are some main portfolio links we are especially proud of.
Internet Marketing Articles and Web Content by Kelsey Jones
- Will Your Company’s Online Community Fail? (Post on the new site Marketing Land, a subsidiary of Search Engine Land)
- How To Measure The Value Of A Fan Or Follower In Social Media
- How To Find Hidden SEO Opportunities On Twitter
- How Viral Marketing Has The Potential To Promote Or Destroy Your Brand
- The Zone (story on the Green Impact Zone in Kansas City)
Articles and Web Content by Bethaney Wallace
- Finding a Use for Thick Hair on HelloGiggles.com
- A History of Tailgating: A Time-Honored Tradition
- What Family Vacation Means to Me
- The Benefits of Eating Fresh
- Unique program helps break cycle of poverty (all articles on this site are published under Dr. Koster’s name, but this one was written by Bethaney)
Graphic from someecards.com
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New Trend: Social Media Sobriety Tests
For decades police departments and highway patrols have been enforcing drinking laws with what is known as the sobriety test. Questionable drivers are pulled over and asked to walk a straight line, reverse the alphabet (a feat I’m not sure I could accomplish completely sober), or touch fingers to their little noses. But with the invention of a new product, it won’t be just the roads being checked for the intoxicated, it will be the Internet as well.
14Four Interactive, an online development agency, began making online sobriety kits last year, a program where a user must complete simple tasks before logging into their favorite social media accounts. Those who download the application follow instructions, such as typing the alphabet backward or following a moving object with their mouse, to prove their sober-ness. ( Read more )
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