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As kids go back to school, the mercury slowly begins to drop (Thank goodness DFW is out of its nearly month-long spell of triple-digit highs!), and another season of college football begins in just a few days, we’re back to blogging. To kick things off, we’re sharing one of our most recently completed projects. READ MORE
As we wrap up another month of social media management for a community development corporation (sometimes referred to as an economic development corporation) in the Texas panhandle, we’re excited to share the results we’ve seen so far.
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Perryton Community Development Corporation
Increase Perryton (Texas) CDC website traffic and increase local awareness about the organization’s business development outreach READ MORE
I was standing at the airport baggage claim area for what seemed like hours, watching the silver conveyor belt slowly move people’s luggage around in a circle. Each time I saw a bag that looked like mine, I would breathe a sigh of relief. But to my misfortune, each time a bag moved closer, the luggage tag bore someone else’s name.
After I couldn’t wait any longer, I made my way to the baggage claim folks and told them I needed my bag right away. I needed to change clothes to meet some friends for dinner. After another eternal wait, the baggage folks told me that somehow my bag had ended up in Atlanta. I was in Miami.
As I was about to start screaming every curse word I know, I remembered something. I had a backup set of clothes in my carry-on bag. I’m not really sure how, but somehow it made me realize something very important about work. You should always have some sort of backup–not only when you’re checking luggage, but especially when dealing with computers/databases. READ MORE
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