Carol Ladish, our business manager here at Red Shoes Inc., recently received the Senior Certified Professional (SCP) accreditation through the Society of Human Resource Management (SHRM). What does it mean? This certification positions Carol as a leader in the human resources (HR) field. Her
YouTube is having a rough month. There are two major controversies happening right now and as the social media manager of Red Shoes (Lindsay), I’m going to break them down for you. First, a gentleman by the name of
Red Shoes Inc. is currently hiring for the position of an account executive. Qualified and interested candidates should send their resume to [email protected] Overview Red Shoes Inc. is currently seeking a full-time account manager. Qualified candidates will have at least
APPLETON, Wis. (Feb. 27, 2019) – Red Shoes Inc., a leading strategic communication firm that specializes in marketing, public relations and crisis communication, has hired Nikki Knight as its agency assistant. In her role as agency assistant, Knight serves as the backbone
APPLETON, Wis. (Feb. 18, 2019) – Red Shoes Inc., a leading strategic communication firm that specializes in marketing, public relations and crisis communication, has hired Tracy Qualmann as an account executive. In her role as account executive, Qualmann serves
Businesses around the globe are fighting to get their content seen by more people on Facebook. But with the algorithm change that happened last year, it’s harder and harder to achieve the same results. Social media is becoming a pay-to-play
Do you ever wonder why some social media pages always have a ton of engagement and loyal followers? You might question why you aren’t seeing the same success for your business. While algorithms do have a significant impact on engagement
Did you know only 16 percent or less of your audience actually sees your organic content on Facebook and Instagram? This is why Instagram and Facebook stories are rising in popularity, because they do not abide by the same
This winter’s extreme weather is a good reminder of having your ducks in a row when it comes to communication. If you live in Wisconsin, you experienced the cold of, in some places, a staggering -50 degrees F. This year,
As many in the marketing world know, it can be difficult to measure the success of advertising campaigns. Don’t get us wrong – we love a fun billboard with a punchy message or a print advertisement that tells a brand’s