5 black friday facts for marketers
Here are five Whipp facts about black friday for marketers: ...
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Rhodes? Where we are going…we have Rhodes
How does one become a Rhodes Scholar? Well, you become a Whipp intern first. Obvi. Don't believe us? Ask Rachel Woodlee. Rachel came to us as an intern from Wofford College with humble beginnings. Sure, she could speak fluent Chinese, but she was constantly spilling water all...
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Social media killed the blog star?
Did social media take off and break the blogger hearts? Have Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, LinkedIn, Google+, and all the other social networks done to blogging what video did to radio? Remember the lyrics? “Video killed the radio star.” Have blogger voices and careers been cut...
Read MoreBe remarkably marketable on social media
Should your company be using social media? We all need it, and it’s constantly changing at hyper speeds. Before your company decides to kick social media out the door, here are a few statistics: COLOSSAL RIGHT? Virtually everyone is online and using! Even though there is...
Read MoreWhipp’s Top 5 College and University Website Designs
1: Wofford. Ok, we may be slightly biased…We did design this one. But it speaks for itself. It is a beautiful site, easy to navigate and easy on the eyes. It’s an all around goody bag of worthy design technique to model after: 2: University of...
Read MoreDCA – Diet Coke Anonymous
Ralph and Chris, Whipp partners, first began using Diet Coke when they took the Pepsi challenge in 1994 and Coke won. They desperately wanted to get out, but as the rewards points piled up the cost of quitting outweighed the benefit. They are most recently...
Read MoreSocial Media Explained with Toast
Social Media can be tricky. This simple Whipp picture makes it easy as toast or pie or cake or whatever you're hungry for right now! We picked toast, you can pick whatever you want: ...
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First Key to SEO: Keywords
Companies optimize how their web pages are found by allocating keywords to their pages. Good keywords (and phrases) are relevant and easily found online. Hypothetical situation: An online shopper types a keyword into Bing or Google. The search engine then determines the top matches for those...
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