Winning on the field isn’t the only thing the Richmond Senior High School varsity football program has been doing this fall. Announced Friday morning, the Raiders were named the winner of the #WearItLikeAPro contest, a competition hosted by the Carolina Panthers and Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina.
For those that know me well, it’s no mystery how I feel about the Great Pee River that carves the border of Anson and Richmond Counties in North Carolina. This majestic river is, in my opinion, the most undervalued and taken for granted resource in the area. With a lake created for hydroelectric power and the flowing river south of Blewett Falls Dam, the diversity of the he river and the activities it offers is endless.
Winning on the field isn’t the only thing the Richmond Senior High School varsity football program has been doing this fall. Announced Friday morning, the Raiders were named the winner of the #WearItLikeAPro contest, a competition hosted by the Carolina Panthers and Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina.
Today’s student athlete is no stranger to the power of social media, and they have been influenced by it virtually their entire life. Social Media is a great place to get information on your interest on everything from news, sports, products, people, etc. Having this platform available gives a student athlete the ability to grow their personal “brand”.
One of the biggest challenges for any unique business vertical when advertising is being in compliance while maximizing ROI. Having personal experience with a multitude of industries and working on their behalf to market their products with regulations from government, vendors, networks, or even internally, my objective is to give some guidance and prevent some headache.
Some businesses tend to make their brand lower on the priority list than other things in an effort to rush their product or service to market. It is understandable that businesses feel the pressure to start bringing in revenue immediately to begin seeing a return ROI. To accomplish this, you need a solid digital “foundation”.
