Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use the "Write Nick" page. Visit the Nickelodeon "Contact Us" page. Consider visiting the "Help" page for common questions. For press inquiries, use Nickelodeon press contacts. For serious/business concerns, use Viacom's email address.

Answer: The quickest and easiest way to get in touch with Nick is usually through its website. For ordinary, everyday questions (like, for example, if you want to know when you can catch your favorite shows), use the site's "Write Nick" feature. With this, all you need to do is provide your first name and write your question or comment it's super easy! To get to the "Write Nick" page, simply search for "Write to Nick" on your favorite search engine or use the "Write Nick" option from the MyNick page on the main Nickelodeon website (www.nick.com). Another way to send your questions and concerns to Nickelodeon is to use the official "Contact Us" page for Nick UK. This page is meant for Nick viewers in the United Kingdom, but you should be able to get responses for almost all general Nick questions, so don't be afraid to try it out! To get to the "Contact Us" page, search for "Nick Contact Us" in your favorite search engine or click the "Contact Us" button at the bottom of the UK Nickelodeon website (http://www.nick.co.uk). To find this page, visit the main Nickelodeon website If you want to ask Nickelodeon a common question, there's a good chance that someone else has already asked it! Check the official Nick UK Help page for a list of frequent questions (and their answers). If your question's on the list, you don't even have to spend any time writing Nick just read the answer! To get to the Help page, click the "Help" button at the bottom of the main UK Nickelodeon website (http://www.nick.co.uk). If you're a journalist or a member of the press contacting Nickelodeon for serious reasons, instead of using Nick's ordinary online contact resources, use an official press or PR contact. These contacts will ensure your question or concern is addressed by a Nick representative in a timely manner if you use one of the online forms above, it may take time for your serious inquiry to be filtered from thousands of unimportant ones. There are many official Nickelodeon press contacts too many, in fact, to list here. For a complete list, visit the press page for the Nickelodeon section of Viacom's website. For serious matters like legal issues, business inquiries, and so on, it's usually best to contact Viacom, Nickelodeon's parent company, which has direct control over Nickelodeon's business operations. There are several ways to do this online, which are described below: Use the official contact form at Viacom.com. Contact the official corporate blog at blog@viacom.com. Contact Viacom through its social media accounts (Twitter: @viacom, Facebook: "Viacom")

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Just ask. Ask in private, not it public. Have a date idea before you ask her out. Ask out a non-nerdy girl. Ask out a totally nerdy girl. Don't sweat rejection.

Answer: At the end of the day, the most important thing is to just ask a girl out. Don't try to get around it or make it seem like something other than what it is. It's terrifying and you'll feel like you're about to have a heart attack, but if you ask her straight and act confident, she'll be much more likely to say yes. Asking IRL, rather than through a text or email will earn you points. Unless your digital method is something really special and epic. Asking her out somewhere private rather than somewhere public will make both of you feel more comfortable. You won't be so afraid of being rejected in public and she won't feel pressured into saying yes (believe us, that's a good thing...she should feel like she has a choice). Don' ask her out and then have nothing to suggest. This is poor planning and will make you look a little silly. You don't have to have some brilliant plan for a first date but at least have something basic, like "go to a movie" or "get dinner at this awesome place". The key to asking out non-nerdy girls is to make them know that they are smart, worthwhile, and helpful. You don't want her to feel like you look down on her or only like her for her looks. That is often what scares girls away from dating. Don't rub it in their face if you are smarter (even if you are, pretend that you don't think or know that) and try to show her the ways that she makes you a better person. Example 1:"So we've been hanging out a bit lately and I know we don't always understand each other, but I would really like to get to know you more. I know that band you like is going to be in town next month; why don't we get tickets and go see them?" Example 2: "You know, I think you're really amazing. You're kind and smart and I really respect how hard you work to help others. I'd like the chance to see more of that side of you. What do you say? How about we drop by that animal shelter this weekend and see if they need a hand?" Example 3: "You're incredible, you know. Most of the time, I think you're way smarter than me. I want to spend more time with you, get to talk more about the world and how you see things. What do you think? Would you be willing to head to the library with me this weekend? We've got that big test coming up and I could use a study-buddy." This is a little easier, because believe us: she's already looking for a nerdy guy to date. Emphasize that you love having someone that understands you and that can keep up with you (or beat you). Come up with a date idea that you know she'll love and you're set. Nerdy girl Example 1: "You know, I really think you're amazing and fun and I'd love to get to spend more time getting to know you. That new Art of Video Games exhibit just opened at the museum and I would really like it if you went with me. Maybe we can get some dinner afterwards? My treat." Nerdy girl Example 2: "I've been having a lot of fun hanging out lately and I wondered if maybe you'd like to hang out more, just the two of us. The comic shop is having a sale this weekend. Do you wanna comb through the bins with me and then grab some lunch?" Nerdy girl Example 3: "So, we've been hanging out for awhile now and I don't know about you but I think we've had some pretty great adventures. Maybe not through all of space and time, but that weekend at the con was pretty crazy. I'd like to have a few more adventures with you, if I can. So, what do you say: will you be my Companion?" Believe us, everybody gets rejected. It's not just nerds. If she rejects you, don't take it personally. It just means that she's not the right girl for you. She wouldn't have been able to appreciate all of the amazing things about you. This is not to say that she's a bad person for not being interested but, just like guys, sometimes a girl just won't feel that click. It doesn't mean that there's something wrong with either of you.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Implement a referral program. Shift your marketing focus to the digital realm. Focus your ad campaigns on what makes your company different.

Answer:
Give your existing customers an incentive to refer others to your business. Offer a small reward, like a $10 discount, to both the original customer and the referred party when you make a new sale. This will help encourage customer loyalty as well as word-of-mouth advertising. Traditional marketing methods, like television and radio ads, can still be effective, but if you're trying to cut costs, consider focusing on digital advertising. Social media campaigns and pay-per-click ads can offer a high return for a relatively small investment. If there's something about your company that you're especially proud of, even if it's not directly related to your product or service, consider making that the focus of a marketing campaign. For instance, if you give all of your employees stock in your company, let the public know about that. It sends a message that you care for your workers, and that can build consumer confidence in your brand.