Amanda DiSilvestro is a writer on social media and marketing based in San Diego, California. She writes for the online resources Business.com and Resource Nation, which provide free expert advice for brands, marketers and entrepreneurs. You can connect with Amanda on Twitter @ADiSilvestro.
It seems like everyone loves The Hunger Games. According to MTV News, the film broke box office records, earning an astounding $155 million on opening weekend in North America alone. This surpasses both The Twilight Saga: New Moon as well as…
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That a mostly silent French film won the Oscar for best picture is reason enough to check out The Artist. But the film’s surprising success carries some important lessons for content creators of all stripes, reports business writer Amanda…
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Whether or not you’re a fan of American football, the Super Bowl remains the biggest television event of the year. So marketers should pay attention. Business writer – and former barmaid – Amanda DiSilvestro explains how social media has…
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As brands become more human through social media, the lines between our professional and personal selves, and between a company’s brand and its employees’ brands are blurring. Business writer Amanda DiSilvestro offers some tips for navigating the…
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In today’s digital ecosystem the precious link is what feeds Google’s search algorithm, keeps content free and connects brands to new audiences. Business writer Amanda DiSilvestro unpacks the importance of linking.
Read on →If you are a journalist, and wish to have distribution for your ideas, and earn a living, you better figure out a way to become a brand because you’re going to have to do it yourself.
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