10April 2014
On Tuesday, April 8th, Empowered Ideas hosted another Linkedin Live Raleigh Business Networking Social in Downtown Raleigh, NC. Over 250 Triangle business professionals, from every industry and sector, attended the event, and many priceless connections were made by our attendees.
We'd like to extend a HUGE thanks to our generous sponsors:
If you were unable to attend the event, but still want to support our nonprofit of the month, please visit
Moonlight Pizza anytime on Tuesday, April 15th and a percentage of the proceeds will be donated to Youth Empowered Solutions (YES!) .
14February 2014
Empowered Ideas is proud to sponsor Linkedin Live Raleigh's Bi-Monthly Business Networking Social.
This month's networking event was held at the Solas Rooftop Lounge. Over 75 professionals from all across the Triangle attended the event throughout the evening. Our spotlight charity of the evening was The Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina (FBCENC), and all donations at the door went directly to FBCENC.
Detailed information about the event can be found at:
http://www.linkedinliveraleigh.com/2014-linkedin-live-raleigh-at-the-solas-rooftop-lounge/
Additional Photos via the
OFFICIAL Linkedin Live Raleigh Facebook Page:
https://www.facebook.com/LinkedinLiveRaleigh
About Linkedin Live Raleigh
Linkedin Live Raleigh (LLR) aims to help Linkedin members in the Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill area, deepen the connections they have online, and to build new connections in the real world. While connecting with present, past, and potential colleagues and business partners at Linkedin Live Raleigh, participants meet professionals at all career stages — thus expanding their reach, demonstrating their expertise and finding new opportunities.
31May 2013
Empowered Ideas Co-Founder, James C. Wong, was recently interviewed by Robert Lerose, a writer from Bank of America's Small Business Community.
Lerose's article focuses on how small businesses can leverage digital and social media strategies to help boost business during the sometimes slow summer season.
"We helped them with campaigns that specifically targeted segments of their clientele—triathletes, athletes, and sports enthusiasts—during the spring and summer season when their clientele is most active," Wong explains. "Right around the spring season, we started promoting massage packages that are targeted to pre-competition training," he notes. "We said how medical massage—not relaxation massage—can help prepare your body in the days before and make a huge impact on your performance. The campaign worked very well for them."
Read the Entire Article:
Sun, Fun, and Sales: Getting the most out of summer marketing strategies
