A new semester means a new intern! Emily Eisert joins the Suite 4 team this fall as our Social Media Intern. Emily is a senior mass communication major and political science minor at Linfield College with a passion for social media! She can often be found editing five photos to find one that fits her […]
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It’s no surprise people are spending more and more time on their phones and less time watching traditional television, reading newspapers and magazines, or listening to the radio. With these behavioral changes, businesses have needed to adapt their marketing strategies in order to stay in front of their target audiences. One of these strategies should
By now you’ve probably heard about the latest Instagram update that allows you to share Stories like Snapchat. Maybe you’ve even tried it out. But you may be asking, how and why should I utilize this for my business Instagram account? Well, I’m here to answer your questions and give you a little rundown on
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After a wonderful summer, our three interns, Danielle, Lucy and Erin, are leaving us to return to school. Before they leave, they wanted to share a few of their favorite things from this summer about marketing, Suite 4, company culture and each other. So, without further ado, I’ll pass the baton to them for this week’s Friday
Are you tired of creating the same old content? Blog posts and social media are the core of most content marketing strategies. However, trying something new can be a nice change for content creators and consumers alike. Creating a podcast is an excellent way to share stories and produce a wealth of content to boost
For this month’s local business spotlight, we sat down with Mike Pace of Cornerstone Coffee Roasters to talk about how he leveraged Pokemon Go to boost foot traffic and profits. Q: How did the idea come around to use Pokemon Go for Cornerstone? A: “I heard about it through Facebook. I’m friends with that
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Every successful small business owner is busy. It comes with the job and passion of entrepreneurship. Because of this, we know you can never have too many tips of convenience – take a look at Audrey and Danielle’s favorites this week! In addition to making tasks easier and faster, Chase and Carrie have the perfect
Of the challenges we face as young professionals, one of the most common stressors is learning to adapt to a new environment. Being the new kid is hard on two counts: finding our place in a new environment and being the “kid.” Depending on where you work, you may end up being the youngest employee
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We all use Twitter for our personal and business matters, so our goal is to get as much engagement on twitter as possible. In addition to favoriting and retweeting, here are a few easy ways to increase engagement from your followers: Follow, Follow, Follow! In order to gain followers, you must follow others –
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As a business owner, you know how powerful first impressions can be. Potential clients can see your office or storefront, talk to you and read your body language before making a decision. But without the face-to-face interaction, how do you put your best face forward? Making good online first impressions can be tricky. Here are
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