Cleveland – October 22, 2015 – Premium Infused Spirits, LLC, Cleveland’s newest craft liqueur maker has launched the Lillo brand of artisan liqueurs. Lillo Lemon Liqueur and Coffee Liqueur are immediately available in more than 50 area restaurants, bars and state liquor stores. The Lillo brand products rely on old world recipes and production processes to create unique and sensuous liqueurs.

Managing Instagram can be a challenge for marketers – the platform has limited desktop tools and doesn’t allow its API to be accessed by third party platforms. This prevents scheduling posts ahead of time and makes managing engagement a little tricky.

The bartender looks up and says, "Hey, we don't serve your kind in here." The agency, obviously insulted, responds, "What's the big idea?" Indignant, the bartender replies, "I guess we'll never know." How is it possible for an agency, owned by a corporation, to remain an independent agency?

Had a great lunch meeting yesterday with one of my favorite young entrepreneurs (no names please), that ended with a brief debate: What's the projected lifespan of Facebook, five years or 50? I love these kinds of discussions. They are right up there with "What is Robert De Niro's best movie" or "Will Peyton Manning be starting for the Denver Broncos next season"?

We’re excited to announce the addition of Karsu Nalbantoglu as a video intern on our digital marketing team. In an ever-evolving digital world, video is key for storytelling, and we’re thrilled to bring Karsu on board to add a new perspective.

As a former television news producer I can say that there is a very fine line between public relations professionals being persistent and being annoying. Plus, let’s face it, as PR professionals it doesn’t exactly make your day when you make media follow up calls that irritate a media contact to the point that they say you’re annoying!

After 10+ years of passively accepting amazingly sub-par services from Wide Open West (WOW!) I finally decided enough was enough. After all, I am paying the absolute maximum a customer can pay for the absolute minimum amount – and quality – of service.

I have officially ventured into my second year of graduate school. At times, grad school feels like I am a college student trying to fit into a grown-up world. I have had to create a new model of work-life-homework-sometimes-yoga balance.

Without question, "Dieselgate" is a dramatic and traumatic event. Lots of vehicle owners are feeling pretty screwed right now. Lots of employees are feeling pretty embarrassed. Lots of investors are feeling a sense of abandonment. To say it is all unfortunate is a bit of an understatement.