Blog

Drinkin’ Bone: Developing Great Ideas
20 Jun

Drinkin’ Bone: Developing Great Ideas

Three years after Y2K, a country music artist by the name of Tracy Byrd explained to the masses that, “two

The Great Billboard Debate
07 Jun

The Great Billboard Debate

As you drive west along Interstate 90 towards the beautiful Black Hills that we here at Midwest Marketing call home,

Content Marketing: Beefing Up Your Blogs
24 May

Content Marketing: Beefing Up Your Blogs

In a world where customer interactions are always at our fingertips in the form of Facebook, Twitter, and other social

Hi Mom…
10 May

Hi Mom…

Hey Mom, you’re kickass. Kickass is typically not a word used to describe most moms, it’s always sweet, caring or

The Name Game
26 Apr

The Name Game

As I grow old, my time for sitting in quiet contemplation with my thoughts seems to run into the hustle

How to Improve Your Facebook Live
12 Apr

How to Improve Your Facebook Live

Not so long ago live video broadcasting used to only be available to the big wigs. That is no longer

Big Brand Spotlight (Starbucks)
29 Mar

Big Brand Spotlight (Starbucks)

I am somewhat of an oddball when it comes to taste in coffee, due to the fact that I think

Tips for Marketing to Teenagers
08 Mar

Tips for Marketing to Teenagers

Teenagers are a pain in the a**. I apologize to the teenagers that regularly read our blog but somebody had

The Marketing Iditarod?
22 Feb

The Marketing Iditarod?

We’ve all heard it a thousand or more times, “marketing is a marathon, not a sprint.” Well, I would have

Coloring Outside the Lines
08 Feb

Coloring Outside the Lines

How to Unlock Your Creative Side Remember back to the days when you would get home from elementary school and

Social Media Marketing: Facebook Financials
25 Jan

Social Media Marketing: Facebook Financials

We love Facebook. Facebook allows us to connect with everyone from our eight-year-old cousins to our grandparents. While Facebook is

An Introvert’s Guide to Marketing
11 Jan

An Introvert’s Guide to Marketing

“That the situation is hopeless should not prevent us from doing our best.” – Aldo Leopold. For many people who self-identify