Author Archives: Sandy

Happy five-year anniversary to Chris and me!

Chris, our senior designer, and I have been working for The Simons Group for five years, and our fearless leader, Lee, decided we should celebrate. Last Friday, we closed the office early and assembled at Joe’s Seafood, Prime Steak & … Continue reading

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Professional etiquette: How to follow up properly after a meeting

So you just had a great meeting.  What should you do next?  No matter what type of meeting or interview you attend, follow-up is important. Not only will it help your contact remember you, following up appropriately also demonstrates your … Continue reading

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How to brainstorm like a pro

At our office, we love a good brainstorming session. We’re all comfortable with one another and unafraid to speak our minds, no matter how silly our ideas may sound at the time. Whether we’re talking social media strategy or considering … Continue reading

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The Telephone game

I am pretty sure we all played this childhood game.  Do you remember whispering a short sentence into the ear of the person next to you? Do you remember how hard you would laugh when the final person in the … Continue reading

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Stretch your marketing dollars

Do you have $1000 or $1,000,000 to spend on your marketing initiatives this year? No matter what your actual budget is, I am sure you are looking for ways to stretch your marketing dollars. Here are some easy money- and … Continue reading

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It’s not easy being the client

I have been with The Simons Group for more than four years, helping to manage the office’s day-to-day operations. I make sure that our clients and prospects receive the best possible service and pricing for the work we do and … Continue reading

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Website planning – 4 questions to ask yourself

Customers ask us all the time, “What should I have on my website?”  There is no universal set of rules.  Each business has different needs, and part of our job is working with clients to figure out their unique needs.  … Continue reading

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