DBusiness Magazine

Quikly is a Detroit-based marketing company founded in 2012 by Scott Meves, a University of Michigan graduate, and Shawn Gellar, a Temple University alumnus,...

The launch of the new brand needed to be exciting, inspiring, and empowering, yet also informative and even reassuring.

Do you remember how you felt when you saw that one envelope in your pile of mail that looked different?

Have you ever had that moment of panic when you had a deadline to send an email or document and you couldn’t log in to a program?

As a former event and wedding planner, I can tell you that a paper invitation, an impersonalized email blast, and one placement is not going to cut it for your next company event.

When faced with a new creative challenge, new product development or even a brand refresh, many people clog their own process with fear-based thinking.

When discussing internal communications programs with business owners and decision makers, two questions always come up. What types of companies need to have an internal communications strategy in place? And, why is internal communications important?

My philosophy on brand strategy has always been simple: Listen to what your market wants, and then give it to them.

In the last two years, mobile traffic has increased 162.73% globally. Such a rapid increase could indicate mobile Internet access will overtake desktop Internet traffic by the year 2014

This year has brought a lot of change within the social media world. Some of the most respected names in the industry have announced their departure from big brands. There have even been some changes here in the Detroit social media community.