Posts by Misty Megia
Our ABCs of Marketing
This post is our fun way to share some of our favorite marketing technology tools and give you a brief description of what they can do. When we find products that work like they say they do and make our jobs in marketing easier, then we are on board. We, of course, want to share…
Read More3 Myths of Banner Ads
Are you using banner ads in your marketing efforts? Considering using them but not sure they are worth spending the money? Banner ads are a staple in today’s digital marketing efforts and can be a worthy portion of your overall marketing plans, but before you take that leap, you need to understand your goals. Where…
Read More3 Most Common PowerPoint Mistakes
In order to keep the mob from grabbing their pitchforks and roasting you in your post webinar or event survey you must avoid these three simple mistakes. If you do even one of these errors you could be turning away potential clients, major dollars, and or loosing your following. It’s pivitol that you take the…
Read More2017 Must Have Tech Tools for Small Businesses
There are a crazy amount of tech tools out in the world wide web:) As a small business owner having the time to run your business and have time to research tools to help is almost close to impossible. It’s hard to understand at a glance what’s going to work for you and who just has…
Read MoreThe Curvey Road to your Personal Brand
Curvy women have been left out of the fashion conversation for years. But is there real change underway? “Your style is your personal brand.” “First impressions matter.” “Feel comfortable in your own skin” These are all things that girls with curves hear on a daily basis even though clothing stores continue to display models in…
Read MoreUnexpected Gifts For Children
My first bra was a hand-me-down from my neighbors in the canyon where I grew up. (Sorry male co-workers, TMI.) Yet despite what you might be thinking, I know I have been blessed. We were not rich (as you likely guessed above), we didn’t have new things often, we didn’t live in huge houses. Often…
Read MoreHow I got over my fear of speaking
I stood there with everyone’s eyes glued to me, my hands were shaking so bad that I couldn’t pick up my prop for the demonstration. I wanted to be invisible, to hide where nobody could find me. I wanted to run but had to get through it. This was in 5th grade. I had…
Read MoreLessons from an Uber Driver
I climbed into the Uber ready for my Chicago adventure to the blues bar Buddy Guys. My boss and my friend Stacy climbed into the back waiting for the driver to check our destination on his phone. As we ventured towards our event I noticed that our driver had a beautiful accent. I asked him…
Read MoreProtecting Your Speaking Voice
Picture this. You are about to take the stage in front of hundreds of people only to realize you have no voice. Not my idea of fun, either. But if you prepare wisely, you will be able to find your voice and make it happen! I have taken the stage with solos to sing after…
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