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A new page on the GatewaytoShenandoah.com website is a one-stop shop for food trucks in Waynesboro. The site’s new Food Trucks page lists seven food trucks doing business in Waynesboro, with details about the menu, location and web and social media links for the food trucks.
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It’s tough for businesses to get their messages to stand out with so much marketing going on around us. TV, radio, newspapers, the Internet, smartphones, social media: we’re literally surrounded by marketing messages every second of every day.
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Attorney General Mark Herring is warning Virginians to be vigilant for a major, ongoing “phishing” scam involving emails, phone calls, and social media messages purporting to be from the Attorney General and his office.
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Need help with your website, marketing strategy, social media, or planning a successful event? Join Augusta Free Press at the Power Hour at Panera Bread in Waynesboro for our series of one-hour business classes.
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Sting has been silent on social media since the death of Ultimate Warrior in April. And then today, he tweeted, not once, but twice, and in so doing has the wrestling world all aflutter.
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Sting doesn’t post to his official Facebook page that often. He broke his social media silence this morning with a post on the passing of Ultimate Warrior.
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A non-partisan coalition of Virginia business and community leaders today announced it is launching a statewide radio, online and social media advertising campaign to galvanize support for a Medicaid ‘Private Option’ plan to close Virginia’s coverage gap for the uninsured.
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With Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest and the rest, the first social media revolution, blogging, seems as relevant as a CB radio. But can you be overlooking something by thinking blogging is a thing of the past?
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About two months ago, our lead social media strategist at EMSI Public Relations started noticing interesting changes involving the Twitter accounts we manage for clients.
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Augusta Free Press LLC is now offering a curriculum aimed at small business and nonprofits looking to build a marketing, social media and public relations strategy.
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