Archive for September, 2012

Pinterest Can Easily Drive Traffic to Your Blog

By admin | September 29th, 2012

Pinterest launched in May 2011 and has been on the rise ever since. The main goal according to the Pinterest website is to “connect everyone in the world through the ‘things’ they find interesting.” But what about driving traffic to your blog or even your website? After doing some research into Pinterest and the number of users that are currently using the site, we found some interesting facts. Read More

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We’re Pumped About #Nashtag and AU

By Whitney Blessington | September 19th, 2012

This week was an exciting one at Cabedge. We helped our sister company, Atiba Software, launch two semi-major community-based marketing initiatives – Atiba University and #Nashtag. Read More

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#NASHTAG: For Nashville’s Tech Geeks & Business Leaders

By Whitney Blessington | September 17th, 2012

Cabedge Design, LLC, a Web-centric design and alignment marketing firm and an Atiba Company, launched a new digital publication called #Nashtag.  Nashville creative, entrepreneurial and technology leaders can find common ground within the pages of #Nashtag as it focuses on engaging the Middle Tennessee business community in a monthly online magazine format. #Nashtag issues will be published on either the 6th or 15th of every month in honor of the 615 area code. Read More

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Adding LinkedIn Brand Pages To Your Social Media Fray

By Evanne Lindley | September 12th, 2012

LinkedIn has 175 million individuals and 2 million companies who have maintain profiles on their business focused social media network, but there has been little connection between those individuals and companies other than the that of the employer/employee.  In an effort to bridge that gap, LinkedIn launched new Company Pages on September 6th.  A few companies have already been given access to the new pages, including Philips, Citigroup, Hewlett-Packard, and Dell, if you’d like to get an idea of what they look like.   So the question is, what exactly are these changes and how can you use them to benefit your company? Read More

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