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JulieP
About Me:
I am the Creative Services Manager of cleveland.com. Marketing? Check. Project Management? Check. Production? Check.Zip Code: 44107
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Plain Dealer Hosting Pro Football Sportwriters Breakfast
Posted on cleveland.com Company News on August 31, 2010, 11:13AM
Come get the inside scoop on all the Pro Football gridiron action! Plain Dealer Sportswriters Mary Kay Cabot, Tony Grossi, Terry Pluto will be on hand and the event will feature moderator Mike McIntyre, Plain Dealer Tipoff columnist. Full story »
Be on the field with the Browns!
Posted on cleveland.com Company News on July 27, 2010, 4:15PM
Browns Fans! You've got the chance to be ON THE FIELD for this year's Brown and White Scrimmage! Come visit the cleveland.com booth on Family Day, August 7th between 9 AM and 11:30 AM located on the Tailgate Terrace and get your free Digital Dawg Pound bumper sticker! These specially designed stickers are non-damaging to your car and let you show off your love for the Browns! Full story »
Thinking Beyond Your Website to Get More Customers
Posted on cleveland.com Company News on June 22, 2010, 11:46AM
For many small business owners, the Internet is foreign, or at the very least uncharted, territory. Ten years past the dot-com bubble, it's pretty clear that the web is not going away, but the complexity of the web makes it inherently more difficult to understand than other marketing media like print, TV, and radio. Full story »
Social Media Differences Among Teens, Boomers and Moms: New Study Findings
Posted on cleveland.com Company News on March 08, 2010, 1:46PM
I found this article on Social Media Examiner very interesting... Social Media Differences Among Teens, Boomers and Moms by Amy Porterfield Relationship building via social media marketing is not a one-size-fits all endeavor. Moms, teens and Baby Boomers are three big social media subgroups groups that are unique. Just like with traditional marketing, the more you know your audience, the... Full story »
Communication in the Digital Age
Posted on cleveland.com Company News on January 13, 2010, 10:07AM
Join Denise Polverine, Editor-in-Chief of cleveland.com in a panel discussion about how websites and social media tools can be used to deliver news in 2010. For more information on this event, sponsored by Lake Communicators, click here. Full story »
Cut to the Chase: Keep Your Video Ads Short for Better Views
Posted on cleveland.com Company News on November 13, 2009, 10:27AM
Happy Friday everyone! Here's an interesting article I found from ClickZ this week suggests keeping your internet video ads short can help convey your message more effectively. "The consensus among the online video community appears to be to keep ads short and sweet -- "15 seconds or less" is an oft-heard opinion." Click here to read the full story.... Full story »
Navigating Challenges Created by Working in a Digital Media
Posted on cleveland.com Company News on November 04, 2009, 10:43AM
Working in a digital environment has brought journalism to a whole new level. Immediate interaction with readers makes reporting stories a dialog between people that is fluid and connects people on a variety of levels. Readers bring new dimension and voice to stories and open up discussion that may venture beyond the initial reported topic. But there are some... Full story »
Consumers Want Attention, Interaction with Brands
Posted on cleveland.com Company News on October 30, 2009, 1:47PM
Happy Halloween-eve everyone! Hope you have great plans for the weekend. Just wanted to pass along an interesting article from eMarketer this week. According to the article below a recent study by Cone suggests that consumers want a less passive relationship with brands. 74% actually report a more positive impression of a company or brand after interacting with them... Full story »
Online advertising IS affordable for small businesses.
Posted on cleveland.com Company News on October 28, 2009, 3:04PM
Right now, this very second, brides are planning their weddings. Searching for the perfect venue, dress, cake, D.J. and more. And let’s be honest, they aren’t waiting 'til they get home from work. When the boss isn’t looking, they're Googling their little hearts out; scouring the internet and their e-mail for the right place and the best deal. They... Full story »
Combining Search with Display
Posted on cleveland.com Company News on October 26, 2009, 4:01PM
Hello readers! Hope you all had a great weekend! Wanted to share some recent data from eMarketer with you. According to a recent study conducted by Forrester Consulting, 27% of respondents who visited an ad-supported website and viewed promotional ads searched for the product, brand or company later using a search engine. So what does this mean? Well I... Full story »
Kevin Adelstein to attend social media workshop
Posted on cleveland.com Company News on October 21, 2009, 11:42AM
Kevin Adelstein, Retail Sales Director of cleveland.com will be attending a day-long workshop focusing on social media November 4, 2009. The Boston-based workshop, presented by Sandler Training, is titled, "Prospecting Has Changed Forever...Have You??" Focus of the workshop will include using social media sites like Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn to prospect for new business. Kevin says, "I'm excited to... Full story »
Welcome!
Posted on cleveland.com Company News on October 20, 2009, 4:41PM
Welcome to the cleveland.com company news home. The purpose for creating this blog was two-fold. First, we wanted to provide you a place where you could catch up on all we've been up to and all we're doing throughout Northeast Ohio. Speaking engagements, sponsorships, new partnerships and where to find cleveland.com when we’re in the community. We’ll also let... Full story »
LindaInNJ- You're exactly right. Janet Cho- could you post some resources for those employees if you have them? Even if it's just the phone number or website for how they make a claim? Let's hope they get quick help since this is clearly nothing they did, or deserved. They didnt' miss manage their money, the company did.
Posted on InkStop abruptly closes all 152 retail stores and lays off all workers on October 02, 2009, 4:36PM
In a perfect world, everything would be status quo here and then I absoultely think Obama going to help a US city win an olympic bid is the right move. But with everything this country is facing right now, I think Oprah and Michelle could have handled this. Oh well, you live and you learn and every president makes mistakes. I do feel like he needs to work a little harder to separate himself from Chicago and represent us all, cause all his focus on Chicago does make me feel like the middle child who has to play for attention. I just want him to remember he represents us all now.
Posted on Rio to host 2016 Olympics; Chicago eliminated in first-round vote on October 02, 2009, 12:05PM
Don't we all benefit from the revenue? Even if half the jobs go to someone that's not from here, they'll move here, so that means real estate and consumer money coming in, which seems good for the city. And if those jobs go to "experienced" workers from out of state, it's still going to create other jobs: cooks, janitorial, servers, etc that would be easily accessable to in-state people. It just seems like at the end of the day, it's going to boost our economy in many ways, and the city needs a new life. We can't just be the city with the Rock Hall and the forlorn but die-hard sports fans forever.
Posted on Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson endorses Issue 3 casino measure on September 24, 2009, 2:55PM
