A Final Blog for CSIT155

  There definitely have been changes within the past several months taking this course for our company's, American Plumbing Heating and Air Conditioning's social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter.  Within this semester not only did we incorporate some techniques learned in this course, but also hired a new team, Main Street Hub, to manage these accounts!  With this we were able to increase and accomplish our main goal: improve overall web presence.  We have posted community events, posted more content that is relatable to our target market, interacted with our consumers, and such. 

  We have slowly been increasing our business, though it is not as much as we would like.  I believe this is a gradual improvement that will in time show much better results.  However, increased interaction has happened through our content posts and reviews.  There is still improvements being made on a day to day basis and we hope this will show in our results overtime.  Like I mentioned before in previous blogs, our industry struggles with online interaction.  Looking at our competitions, they too have very little interactions with their consumers, yet strive to continue to maintain their presence and engagement with what they do have today.  We too will strive for better results.  Only time will tell! 

  Social media has changed in my viewpoint, due to being more of an advantage for businesses to market, advertise, and promote rather than just a means of social interactions and such.  There are advantages and disadvantages to this, however, for some other industries social media is a power house!   Restaurants for example can obtain great engagements with their consumers and draw in more business.  Retail is another example of benefiting from marketing, advertising, and promoting their brand with their consumers and potential target markets. 

  In developing a business, this course has opened my mind as to what is needed and how to make it happen.  If I were to open my own businesses, I believe this course has shown and taught me the basic and necessary tools to do so.  Even if I had already owned my own business, I would be able to improve and find where it was that needed these improvements and make these changes.  Although, I think another course may be needed to dig more deeper. 

  Overall, this course has given me more insight as to what platforms, tools, etc. is needed to successfully grow the businesses whether it is in the food, merchandise, or any other industries.  Understanding the concepts of how each platforms operate and results one can retrieve from them is also an important insight gained.  What have you gained from this course?  What are your plans for your future in social media?

Week 16C: Blogger's Comments

I have responded to the following three bloggers:

Clark_Bryce

Conahan_Patrick

Williams_Terence

Week 16B: Planning Your Future Strategy

1.    How much time do you think your business should spend on social media marketing and why?

Social media is not yet a strong avenue for our industry, however we should be on top of our engagements, reaches, presence, and activities alike.  It may surprise us later when it does become more of a focus in our industry.  For now, our continued efforts and time will remain on YouTube, Google, and Yelp.  Time spent on our other social media platforms, like Facebook and Twitter, will be less than that of YouTube, Google, and Yelp.  For instance, twice a week spent of less focused areas and others would range from every other day to every morning/afternoon.  This is where our consumers are when in need and is seeking out help for plumbing, heating, air conditioning, or backflow services.  And this is where we shall be!

 2.    In your blog, please explain why you chose the tools you did, and how you might use them to use and test a strategy over the next six months.

Over the next 6 months we will use Facebook and Google analysis to see our progress and make any changes if need be.  Engagement and bringing in more calls are some that we will focus on.  Building relationships through our online engagements will increase the latter. 

 3.    Plot out a rough draft plan of the next month of content across the sites you’ve chosen, and how you hope they might grow or sustain your business. Be as detailed as possible, including daily or weekly time requirements to meet the goals. 

Since we have an outside company who will be managing our social media platforms, this leaves us to manage the content going out, being published, and such.  We are currently teaming up to actually make these plans and strategies this week.  So I'm looking forward to seeing and learning more of what we can do to progress even further! 

Week 16A: Planning Your Future Strategy

1.    Which ones integrate best with the type of business you have created?

Out of the many tools used this semester, YouTube, Google, and Yelp have performed best for our industry.  Our consumers look for Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning, and Backflow services by reviews and word of mouth.  Google and Yelp are the first places consumers go to find such services.  YouTube helps establish a better way to communicate to consumers of what American Plumbing Heating and Air Conditioning (APHAC) provides with its services and the "behind the scenes" look at what our professionals actually do on sites.  It is another way to communicate issues that many homeowners or other businesses experience from time to time.  We can publish tutorial or informational videos to communicate and resolve such experiences. 

2.    Which have you enjoyed using the most? The enthusiasm or lack thereof for a type of media is often shared along with the posts we write. This class gave you an opportunity to experiment with a variety of them. Now you can focus in on what seems the most effective ones to use.

There really isn't one that I have enjoyed the most.  Though seeing results from efforts in improving our reviews has been most satisfying!  We will continue to pursue our improvements every day!  Sharing tips and information with our consumers has helped as well, along with our continued efforts in being more active in our communities!  Sharing these in posts and media brought about higher activity on our online sites as well! 

3.    Which work best on a daily use pattern?

I think having a strategy and organized schedule worked best for us.  We can see this difference in our results overtime!

4.    Which can you still use effectively on a much less frequent time schedule?

Facebook was thought to be used more frequently, however in our industry Google, Yelp, and YouTube is where we should focus our efforts and time.  Today, we will continue to use social media like Facebook and Twitter, though not as frequently as first intended.  We will post content on Facebook and Twitter two to three times a week rather than three to four times. 

Week 15C: Blogs I Commented On

I responded to the following three bloggers for week 15 assignment:

Mejia_Abraham

Schwendel_Gina

Valdez_Marcela

Week 15B: Optimising Yourself & Data Analysis

This week on APHAC Facebook Analytics:

May 5-11, 2017

Actions on Page
Unavailable

Page Views
Total 10 with an increase of  25%

Page Likes
Total 3 with an increase of 200%

Reach
Total 160 with a decrease of 29%

Post Engagements
Total 121 with an increase of 15%

Within the last 28 days, our analysis shows:

April 14-May 11, 2017

Actions on Page
Total 5 with an increase of 100%

Page Views
Total 36 with an increase of 30%

Page Likes
Total 4 with an increase of 100%

Reach
Total 371 with a decrease of 48%

Post Engagements
Total 437 with an increase of 360%

Week 15A: Optimising Yourself & Data Analysis

As far as the features that our Marketing team uses most to help make decisions for American Plumbing Heating and Air Conditioning (APHAC) are as follows:

1. Bounce Rate - We need to know how many people leave the site without engaging with the content and how the rate is impacted (goes up or down) based on changes we make. This helps us know how well the changes affect engagement.
2. Page Views - Since APHAC offers a wide range of services we are able to determine which services are the most popular based on how many visits each service page gets.
3. Time on page - After we determine which pages are most popular based on the type of service, next we see how much time visitors spend on each page to determine which pages are most effective at keeping interest and which are losing interest.
4. Exit Rate - We determine how effective each page is at converting visitors to prospects by viewing the exit rate to see if people leave the page they are visiting to go to another page or if they just exit the site. We use this data to make improvements in the value proposition of the pages.
5. Conversion rate - Finally we use conversion tracking for KEY pages like Contact and Specials to determine the actual rate of people that convert by downloading a coupon or contacting us, versus just visiting the page.

These are the top 5 metrics we use to continually optimize the website for APHAC.

Week 14B: Blogger's Comments

I have responded to the following three bloggers:

Phillips_Michael
McIntire_Laura

Kaufman_Shawn

Week 14: Create Ads on Social Media

Our Summer Facebook ad is illustrated below:

Our customers will be in need of a tune-up this summer.  Every year you should have two tune-ups completed, each before the season.  One before winter on your furnace and another before summer on your AC.  This inspection checks on how your system is performing and what may go wrong during the season.  Sometimes we can prevent occurrences before it happens when a tune-up is performed.  However, this is not always so.  Though tune-ups are advised because it could cost you more in the long run to repair or even replace a unit if this is not done in a timely manner. 

We offer more affordable pricing because we care about our customers needs.  They are like family to us!  We try to meet their needs in offering great deals such as this special tune-up.  Prices do fluctuate, yet are still competitive to other companies in our service areas! 

Our objective is to offer this special on more than one platform.  We usually offer the specials on our main website, so offering it on Facebook as well could help bring in more traffic, engagements, reaches, and drive conversions.  I believe the conversion rate would be best for our company.  The industry has online presence yet lacks engagement.  We will aim for higher conversion rates to drive more business this season. 

Week 13C: Blogs I Commented On

I responded to the following three bloggers for week 13 assignment:

Carlo_Alison

Clark_Bryce

Enders_Ashley

Week 13B: Researching Advertising

  American Plumbing Heating and Air Conditioning can optimize our reach by using Google ads, Facebook ads, and the like.  We recently created a profile on the Fallbrook Chamber of Commerce website and the Oceanside Chamber of Commerce.  There we were able to offer coupons.  This can be regarded as a ad placed as members.  When you search us on Google our name pops up with specials.  We should utilize Facebook ads more than we actually do.  I believe I've placed an ad a couple times last year and nothing happened.  There were no results that we were hoping for.  We haven't since.  

  What makes a good ad for our industry?  This question pops in mind when we first placed the ad.  We need to offer a service our consumers cannot turn down and our reputation will support their decision to do so!  The type of service special all depends on the season, weather, and rate of traffic.  In the winter, we would run an ad for furnace or plumbing.  Thinking ahead always helps not only for the consumers, but also for the company.  For example, we would focus on furnace tune ups in the fall just when our consumers are thinking if their furnace will work this winter!  This summer we would focus on AC tune ups.  So, we could run a Facebook ad for a special on an AC tune up.  

Week 13A: Researching Advertising

  Organic is always the best route for a company's advertising and marketing goals.  Paid search and advertising can be costly.  For instance, traditional advertising like an ad in the local newspaper or magazine, a postcard, radio or Pandora commercial, or a simple flyer can accrue costs overtime for any small company such as American Plumbing Heating and Air Conditioning (APHAC). 

  We Care, Andersons, Sherlock, AnyTyme, and 1st Choice are five similar businesses who are actually our competitors.  Like many others, these five companies rely on organic search and yet are sometimes forced to take an alternative route, paid search in order to get the results desired.  Sometimes organic is not always the route for a business that is more along the lines of seasonal or even a need for consumers.  For example, a family may not need plumbing services until an event requires them to find a local plumber and request for their services.  Organic works when consumers are looking for services needed or wanted.  For other industries it works best most of the time.  For instance, a retail store or a restaurant.  Consumers are chatting, spreading news, or just searching for the best spot for their wants and needs.  So, organic searches plays a role in reminding, persuading, and informing consumers to visit sites of such businesses.  These consumers are always in the market for these services!  This draws the conclusion that with our industry either APHAC or our competitors strive for organic, yet it does not always works for the business.

  Advertising on social media has come a long way from using common text and fonts for information to imagery that invokes our senses to take action!  As previously mentioned, APHAC and our five competitors strive to use imagery either to persuade, inform, or remind consumers of the services provided and to chose the right company for them, which of course is APHAC!  If a post appeals to the consumer, would he/she ultimately make the move that the post is requesting? 

Week 12C: Blogger's Comments

I have responded to the following three bloggers:

Blea_Nicole
Clark_Bryce

Valdez_Marcela

Week 12B: Using Other Social Media Tools

  Coupons are great to beat competitors pricing, however there are risks involved!  As a business, image is top priority!  It builds morale for you to obtain your target market and such.  Coupons if not used properly could depreciate a company's image and morale by making it seem cheap and desperate for customers.  This is not what a business would wants! 
  On the upside, coupons can be very beneficial to a business if used properly.  What are the types of deals your consumers are looking for?  Does it meet their needs and is it a good deal worth using?  I love using coupons and finding the best deals are always great, however, the experience that comes after is also as important as the deal itself!  Otherwise, customers wont want to come back and that's the goal of promoting these specials in the first place.  You have to open the door with a special your consumers would want so they can walk through and have the experience where they will want to come knocking on that door again.  If this fails, what good was that deal?  Maybe you learned something in return?  Well, the main objective is to get customers in. 
  At American Plumbing Heating and Air Conditioning (APHAC), types of deals or specials we would promote would depend on the season, weather, holiday, and needs of the industry.  Plumbing is a need throughout the year, however, when it rains or snows, plumbing becomes more of a priority.  Heating and air conditioning (HVAC) is more of seasonal needs.  In the winter, consumers are looking for great prices and deals on furnace and heating services.  In the summer, consumers are looking for cooling specials. 

  APHAC has a Yelp page and has increased its reviews within the last year!  Within our industry we strive for Google and Yelp reviews.  It is the first place that our consumers go to in finding the best plumbing, heating, and air conditioning company to service them.  When they see how pleased our customers are before, during, and after the service we provided them, they are more likely to contact us.  Other Yelp users as well as APHAC thrive on word of mouth whether it is the same industry or another.  Yelp gets the word out about how a business is doing whether it is good or bad, and for APHAC so far its GREAT!

Week 12A: Using Other Social Media Tools

Q&A

What four additional online marketing tools do you believe could be important to the growth of your business? 

  Since American Plumbing Heating and Air Conditioning (APHAC) is a service company, we do not have a store or location that provides these services.  Instead we come to you!  Although, we do have a dispatch office.  Four marketing tools that would be important to the growth of this company would be Google+, Yelp, LinkedIn, and Groupon. 

How could you integrate them into your current strategy?
  Google+ and Yelp helps bring our reputation and company image to the level we hope for.  Within this industry, "word of mouth"  is our special weapon!  We thrive on what our consumers say about us.  Without it, we wouldn't survive!  To better integrate this into our current strategy, we can incorporate a competition for our technicians to get more reviews, a rewards program for our customers when referring us and having that referral post a review, and possibly bring more awareness to our community of what others have to say about us!  For instance, at the upcoming Fallbrook Avocado Festival we can share our reviews and ask them to greet us on these sites as well as our Twitter and Facebook pages since meeting us at the event! 
  LinkedIn is great to connect with B2B.  We have many business in which we service to and have developed a relationship with.  LinkedIn could be integrated by almost the same as Google+ and Yelp, by bringing in more awareness!  How do our consumers know we are on LinkedIn?  By seeing the connection with the business they're connected with!  Another great thing about LinkedIn is that if we need to hire anyone, LinkedIn is a great door to walk through! 
  Groupon can be integrated by advertising specials and opening up new avenues to obtaining new customers and even our loyal peeps could enjoy!  Who doesn't like a great deal?  I do! 

If you choose to create a new account in GooglePlus, or create a location on a Google map, post the information on the Discussion Board. 
  APHAC already has a Google+ account that has our location mapped out!  Check us out here.

Week 11C: Email Marketing

Below is a screen shot of my post on Facebook and of the newsletter sent for Easter for this week's assignment of my fictitious business called Crafty Dove.  I hope ya'll had a wonderful Easter weekend!!

Week 11B: Blogs I Commented On

I responded to the following three bloggers for week 9 assignment:

Blea_Nicole

Clark_Bryce

Valdez_Marcela

Week 11A: Email Marketing

  Newsletters are great for communicating, announcing, and giving incentives for any business!  With American Plumbing Heating and Air Conditioning (APHAC), we send our newsletters once every month with all three in mind!  Sometimes it includes community events or events our company is participating in!  For instance, this month we had one about our donation incentives for Emilio Nares Foundation.  This promotion entails that for every service call and appointment made on a Friday with notice to the dispatch specialist of this promotion, APHAC will donate $15.00 to this foundation.  The following link will give more detail regarding this promotion:  http://americanplumbinghvac.com/enf-kids-cancer-relief-network/.    Another example for a Newsletter we may do for May is an event like the Avocado Festival held in Fallbrook!  After participating in this event we would have some footage from the event sharing our experience with our customers!  Something we may want to consider the next time we do an event like this would be to send a newsletter out before the event inviting our customers to join us!  Other information may include tips, do's and don'ts, weather expectancies, and the like.  Usually our contents are up to three categories within one main topic.  For instance, for Earth Day we had sent out a newsletter containing a coupon promoting saving energy, local community events, and tips on saving water, energy, and, of course, money!
  Our consumers are interested in seeing good professional tips, easy fixes for anyone, and hot deals!  Everyone wants to save money and would love to get things done themselves!  Wouldn't you? 
  I have not yet signed up for a competitor's newsletter, though at first I did think it wouldn't be good to do so using my business email.  Do they check the addresses?  Would this even matter?  I may just end up using my personal email or better yet create a false email just for that! 
  Here's an example of what we had sent out in our Newsletter's earlier this year:

Week 10C: Blogger's Comments

I have responded to the following three bloggers:

Blea_Nicole

Clark_Bryce

Carlo_Alison

Week 8C: Blogger's Comments

I have responded to the following three bloggers:

Burns_ Madison

Carlo_Alison

Enders_Ashley

Week 10B: Blogging for Business

The categories chosen for American Plumbing Heating and Air Conditioning (APHAC) would consist, but is not limited to the following:

• HVAC
• Plumbing
• Drain
• Reroute
• Water Heater
• Heating
• Air Conditioning
• Central Air
• Leak Detection
• Tune-Up
• Greywater System
• Drain Line Location
• Slab Leaks
• Faucet leak
• Air Flow Ducts
• Troubleshooting and Diagnosis
• System Installations
• Pressure Regulators
• Heat Pump
• Furnace
• Ventilation

These categories will help our company to enhance awareness to our consumers about what we do, how we can assist, easy fixes they are able to do as well, and other information they may not already know about their homes and businesses!  The blogging category will shed light to unknown resources right at their fingertips.  Whether it is located within the blog itself or a redirection to an outside source with connection to APHAC.  Our business will grow with the help of each blog from building trust and loyalty with the readers!  Content like a personal touch to each blog connects them to our service on a personal level.  Therefore, creating a relationship with each reader resulting in one of American Plumbing Heating and Air Conditioning's consumers!

Week 10: Blogging for Business

Adding a personal touch to a blog post helps with many things, such as connecting to your reader and bringing light to what your trying to communicate.  Just like in social media platforms you aim to reach your target audiences and ultimately engage with them!  Within a post there's a goal to either persuade, inform, reveal, discuss, etc., and so having a personal touch helps execute this goal. 

Connecting plays a key role in accomplishing any of these goals as well!  People should be able to relate to what you are posting about.  Either they are seeking an adventure for new ideas or to improve something they already have.  A personal touch helps with emotions like making them feel warm and fuzzy about this new adventure!  A reader may not even have interest in what your post is about, though a personal touch could intrigue them to open your post and read on!  I don't see when it would not be a good time to incorporate a "personal touch" to your post.  Anytime is good, because for every post there is always opportunity!  What do you think?

Week 9: Blogs I Commented On

I responded to the following three bloggers for week 9 assignment:

Conahan_Patrick

Mejia_Abraham

Valdez_Marcela

Week 9B: Twitter

After trying different routes in the advanced search for customers that may benefit from our services that we provide at American Plumbing Heating and Air Conditioning (APHAC), there were no results found.  I used many keywords like plumbing, clogged drains, faucet issues, plumbing problems, plumbing issues, leaking faucets, area drains, water heater issues, no heat, pilot light wont turn on, pilot light wont stay on, no air, ac issues, heating issues, and so on.  When looking under plumbing issues, one did come up!  However, it was a tweet from London!  Yikes!  That would cost a fortune to service there!  Then I used the search for areas we service like North San Diego County, South Riverside County, and some more concentrated like Oceanside, Fallbrook, Vista, Escondido, Encinitas and so on.  Still no luck with this advance search at the moment. 

For this industry, customers are usually on Google or Yelp looking for reviews of such companies where they then narrow down who they will ultimately call.  So, there really isn't much chatting going on in the social platforms like Twitter from the results I received.  Are there any tips on how to improve this?

As for lists, APHAC is no longer in charge of really managing our social media accounts (Facebook & Twitter).  If I were to create lists, the two I would create would be named as "Community Networking" and "Family and Friends".  In the list called "Community Networking" would contain tweeters such as the Oceanside Chamber of Commerce, businesses we service, and events like conventions, PHCC, and the Fallbrook Avocado Festival.  In the list called "Family and Friends" would contain our customers, their families and friends, staff family members and friends, and the like. 

A great resource for when people are most active on social platforms like Twitter is a blog by Dara Fontein from Hootsuite.  See the following link for this blog.

https://blog.hootsuite.com/best-time-to-post-on-facebook-twitter-instagram/

Week 9: Using Twitter

Anderson's Plumbing  and We Care twitter accounts are diverse in content and their posts are not forwarded from any other platforms.  The twitter pages are vibrant and attracts their target customers by what they like or may be interested in!  At American Plumbing Heating and Air Conditioning, we can take this to improve what we do on our twitter page!  We should really post new content compared to what we post on our other platforms.  It is good to link them, however not for every post!  I think we need to learn what our target market likes and such.  Then post exactly that!  We could use this as a leverage to attract more customer interaction and engagement!  It's not all about us, but them!  The engagement and responses Anderson's Plumbing has is lacking compared to We Care.  We Care has more interaction and this may improve their overall presence on twitter. 

1800Anytime and Sherlock Heating and Air Conditioning does the opposite from Anderson's Plumbing and We Care.  They are posting content on their twitter page the same way we do.  It is forwarded from their Facebook page.  Aside from that the posts have little to no content that may attract their customers.  The results of their posts lacks greatly.  Compared to Anderson's Plumbing and We Care, 1800Anytime and Sherlock have no engagement from their posts on twitter. 

I've been told many times that social media is not where we need to focus our efforts mainly.  However, times are changing.  I feel that if we don't stay on top and learn now, we may miss a great opportunity!  What do you think?

Week 8B: Get Visual Part 2

  Visual media is best for our industry considering that many want to know and see what exactly do we do and if others are happy about it!  For example, posting a video on YouTube of a new water heater install that would show this process along with a testimonial of the customer regarding the service we provided.  This works great for any new and repeat clients.  For the repeat clients this reaffirms the loyalty they have for us and allows them to share!  For new clients, this opens doors for them to request our services, become repeat clients, and hopefully spread the word! 

  Some platforms may not work as well than others in this industry like some other industries do.  For example, the food industry.  People love posting pictures and talking a lot about food.  I mean who doesn't?  So the engagement that comes from visual media is much higher and responsive than that of the plumbing, heating and air conditioning industry.  Our strongest hold for business engagement with visual media would best be within our main website and YouTube. 

  YouTube shows consumers what our specialized technicians actually do on job sites and how people feel after their service is completed.  With visual media, YouTube is utilized best for this industry.  Like our company, others also sees this benefit and it works well for them too!  Andersons Plumbing and We Care are our top competitors who also uses YouTube and shows it's effectiveness.  Though other platforms do not, YouTube is the best choice for any visual media for our industry.

Week 8: Get Visual

  American Plumbing Heating and Air Conditioning has Twitter, YouTube, Facebook, Yelp, and Google accounts.  We currently have seven five star reviews with 80 followers on Facebook.  On Twitter, we currently have over 300 followers.  Also, YouTube with 49 followers.  While Google and Yelp only shows reviews, we are now at 71 reviews on Yelp and 40 on Google.    As of right now we've just partnered with a company to manage these accounts, with the exception for YouTube.  I will still continue overseeing the content and such that they will be posting.  However, it will be more than one team with their company, myself, and the owners who will have their hands in these accounts.  One of our focus this year is to be more present in our communities, develop a better web presence, and improve other areas like testimonials, follow ups, and such.  Since these are in a developmental process, there are no real measurements of how each platform is performing for us.  Currently, our goal is to post about 2-3 every week.  Hashtags are yet to be developed for our accounts, but are in the process as well.  We are following about 8 other companies and will continue to improve this as well!  We've got a lot to look forward to! 

Week 7B: Forecasting Facebook Posts

Below are two screenshots of my Facebook posts.  What I've already posted and what I plan to post next week!  

There are three posts forecasted to post next week.  I believe these are very diverse DIY crafty ideas, which incorporates what the page is all about!  This will reach many diverse consumers to view these as well as my page.  I think in doing so not only am I maintaining my brand, but also creating more reach and potential engagements!  

Kim July will reach a health conscious group, while the cloud lantern video by HooplaKidz will help incorporate a crafty idea to any individual who likes crafts and making gifts!  Isn't it a great gift idea?  On the other hand, the pixar short film adds just a bit more to the creative eye of a creative individual who may be interested in such graphics!  What do you think?

Week 7: Blogs I Commented On

I responded to the following three bloggers for week 7 assignment:

Blea_Nicole

Getz_Jordyn

Jourdan_Priscila

Week 7: Facebook Likes

The following company pages have been Liked by American Plumbing Heating and Air Conditioning:

• Quick Dry

• Oceanside Chamber of Commerce

• PHCC

• The Fallbrook Village News

• Southern California Water District

• Amazeinc Internet Solutions Provider

• Community Little Book

These companies are either affiliated with being partners with servicing the communities we also serve, customers that we have served, convention/event we have participated in, and publications that assist us in getting our brand and voice out there!  Quick Dry and Amazeinc are two we have partnered in servicing our customers whether it is for flooding or setting up a website and making sure our consumers are able to contact us!  Oceanside Chamber of Commerce and PHCC are affiliates we have either attended events with like a convention or a workshop.  We are able to network with other businesses in the surrounding areas because of these two companies!  Plus, we learn and trade tips with each other in helping to better our services to the communities!  The Fallbrook Village News and Community Little Book helps us get our brand and message out to consumers alike!  These companies are great in networking and relations to better improve our business in many avenues! 

Week 6C: Blogger's Comments

I have responded to the following three bloggers:

Blea_Nicole

Enders_Ashley

Hernandez_Hernan

Yes, there are two who are not in my group.  I have taken upon myself to respond to others outside my group not only to get credit on time but to also see what others are writing!  I love seeing versatile and diverse skills and thoughts.  I do not like to wait the last moment to finish an assignment whether it is for college or work.  Having groups are great, however it only limits you.  

Reach for the sky, and you will go far!