Social Media Services SmallBizLaw Carl Vervisch and Kate Whatley

We are the sustainable social media militia.

We are community engagement strategists and online brand ambassadors. Dedicated ghost-bloggers, Twitter-sitters and Facebook-keepers. Strategic partners for agencies, entrepreneurs and brands. We are Social Forces. We help brands make friends online. What can we do for you?

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    We are your social reserves.

    The internet isn't a platform for your business — it's a battlefield. Does your website, one among billions, stand a fighting chance against the competition?

    Social Forces is a turnkey solution for strategic social media marketing. We guide you step-by-step to develop a voice, a content strategy and a route for social media engagement — and we carry it out for you. We manage, monitor and measure your social media presence for a monthly fee.

    Build brand awareness

    BUILD BRAND AWARENESS

    When our social media marksmen blog and tweet for your brand, your message spreads to an ever-growing audience of prospects.

    Increase your website traffic

    INCREASE WEBSITE TRAFFIC

    By creating valuable content, our efforts create evergreen reasons for viewers to visit and return to your website.

    Improve SEO results

    IMPROVE SEARCH RESULTS

    Consistent, fresh content deployed to multiple social media outlets boosts your ranking on Google and increases your SEO exposure.

    Services

    • Social Media Strategy
    • Social Media Upkeep
    • Reputation Management
    • Facebook / iPhone Apps
    • Online Content Development
    • Ghost-Blogging + Micro-Blogging
    • Blog Design + Development
    • E-Mail Marketing / e-blasts
    • Digital Public Relations
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    Our Commanders in Brief.

    Kate Whatley

    Kate Whatley commands our troops.

    Kate harnesses the creative and management capabilities she gained in over eight years of creative advertising and community leadership experience to help our clients reach their consumer engagement goals.

    Carl Vervisch

    Carl Vervisch draws up our war-plans.

    Carl draws on a wide variety of creative talents previously used in copywriting, designing and interactive management for brands like HSN and Comedy Central to assure our campaigns excel at both a creative and strategic level.

    ALWAYS RECRUITING

    Account: Looking out for client relationship counselors + detail defenders. [apply]
    Creative: Searching for mercinary masters of strategic design + writing. [apply]
    Coders: Always welcoming self-proclaimed geeks, techies + dev dudes. [apply]

    Our Mission

    Social Forces was founded by two advertising agency creatives seeking to fulfill a need. The explosion of "social media" — content created and shared within online communities — has created a new challenge for traditional advertising and marketing agencies.

    It takes a unique combination of ad-world creativity and specialized technical know-how to transition a great traditional campaign idea to an effective social media engagement strategy. Social Forces seeks to bring this unique skillset to our industry as a trusted agency partner.

    Brand History

    Here's some of the brands our
    team members have worked with:

    HSN Comedy Central Visit Florida One Here One There Cancer Research

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    Or Are We Spammers?

    December 28, 2009 | The Carl Vervisch

    This past fall, I taught an Internet Marketing class at a local college. The class was introductory, so I was prepared for the students to start with minimal knowledge of the topic. What I didn’t expect was to help them overcome a moral dilemma.

    Asked during the first week what they thought internet marketing was, the students’ replies were mostly limited to labels like “Pop-up windows,” “Banner ads,” and “Spam.” They weren’t excited — they were uneasy. They thought they were going to learn how to do things they’d feel guilty for.

    During the next ten weeks, we spent our Thursday evenings discussing a new approach to digital marketing — one built on asking permission, providing value and creating human connections. By the end of the term, the students were genuinely excited to put together their first internet marketing plans. And I thought — if we can do it for them, can we do it for the rest of the world?

    Spam isn’t what you do. It’s how you do it.

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