by Amber Ambrose, Destination Wedding Planner, Blue Sky Ceremony According to a recent survey 83% of women polled trust Pinterest over Facebook and Twitter. The social media landscape is changing, again, are you ready? If you just sighed out loud and said no, then this quick how-to guide on Pinterest will help you get ready. Warning: Pinterest is very addictive. What is Pinterest?

                      Finding the right fit for your business in Social media can be a bit confusing. A lot of people are pushing for businesses to be involved on all the social platforms, but is that really right for your wedding business? One of the most crucial parts of social media

  There is more to social media than meets the eye. At least that is true when it comes to wedding marketing. Pronet Advertising makes a good point in their article that people don’t want to be talked at on their social media platforms. They want to talk with people and businesses. A lot of businesses miss this and simply

Have you ever wondered why social media is so important? I mean there are the obvious reasons of marketing to reach brides who would never find you otherwise, but why is it that marketers everywhere are pushing for businesses to focus major marketing efforts on these sites? The answer is in the statistics. Wedding Wire Pros has a great article

 If you’re like most of us you’ve been marketing away, but when was the last time that you checked into whether that marketing was actually turning an income, and if it is, what tactics are the ones working? After all, you aren’t marketing for the purpose of marketing, you’re marketing to earn money and build a successful business. Stephanie Padovani

There is no question that a lot of people love social media. That said some people love it a bit too much. So how do you reach these people, and market wedding ideas to them that mesh with the fact that they may be spending hours a day online?  Amy-Mae Elliott recommends mixing it up past the point of slide