Momentum Marketing is proud to be handling the social media for our client, The Cooper River Bridge Run, and this morning, we reported that the race has already had 22,897 people registered for the event, happening on April 6, 2013. At this time last year, the organization
This week, the blog of the magazine The Local Palate featured an article on a cooking class with Chef Harmon of The Coastal Cupboard. The writer reprinted a recipe from the class (Pumpkin Roulade with White Chocolate Mascarpone Filling) but our favorite part of the article was this quote: "This
We've made it clear that here at Momentum Marketing, we love sweets. But this week when PR director Emily Trogdon brought in Pixie Sticks for the office, a general cheer went up. Soon, there were trades for flavors and colors (Don't eat all the yellow! Yellow
When Momentum Marketing learned that client Baker Motor Company would be celebrating a silver anniversary in 2013, we went to work, creating a streamlined media plan for the entire year that used the anniversary as an anchor in their message! First, we created a supplemental logo
Wonder Works, a Charleston-based toy store with four locations, was featured this week in Inc. Magazine. The article focuses on ways the small business retailer can compete in the current market, and the writer uses Wonder Works as his primary positive example! Wonder Works is a
As of October 1, Momentum Marketing started managing social media channels for The Cooper River Bridge Run, one of the largest 10K races in the country. We were thrilled to begin working with this great group of people who put on an amazing annual race that
As you know, Hurricane Sandy has left the New Jersey, New York, and Connecticut “Tri-State” area with great devastation. Thousands of lives have been torn apart with many left homeless, injured, and hungry. Some lost everything. Loeber Motors, a client of Momentum Marketing, has committed $5,000 to a
Lowcountry Parent magazine recently went through a makeover, and it now includes a section for mothers, titled “Just for You.” It focuses on "mommy time," and also provides more editorial opportunities for clients that might not generally be associated with the children's market. This month’s “Just for You”
