Archive for the ‘Social Media’ Category
August 3rd, 2010
Some of our clients always run the same type of promotion time after time. Repetitive promotions don’t generate any excitement about their brand or contribute to their bottom line. Running a promotion where consumers must text a message to win is a great idea, but what happens if no one enters the promotion? That should mean there is something going on there. Continue on…
July 12th, 2010
Have you ever been to a party where the food is great, the beverages are flowing, the conversation is engaging but the dance floor is empty. Following a bit of time, everyone loosens up, puts down their guard and magic starts to happen.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GA8z7f7a2Pk&feature=player_embedded
Welcome to the world of Social Media Promotions. Continue on…
July 12th, 2010
The answer is yes. According to the Cone Study, a staggering 93% of social media users expect companies to have a social media presence. I recently read a great article that provides five social media tips you should take into 2010 to ensure that your business reaps all of the benefits and opportunities that social media has to offer:
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April 26th, 2010
Social media sites such as Twitter and Facebook transformed the way people viewed the 2010 Olympic Games. Social media presented opportunities for interested viewers to follow events and athletes’ results as well as locate Vancouver 2010 Cultural Olympiad events and details. Rather than navigating the cumbersome official Olympic website, some people used social media to get directions to Olympic venues and others tweeted about the Games from their living room couches.
Long before the first athlete stepped into the Olympic stadium, Continue on…
April 26th, 2010
We receive a lot of questions from Clients about integrating Facebook into their promotions….so we thought a little Facebook Guidelines 101 might be helpful. Now the good news is that the new guidelines do not prohibit any company (big or small) from using promotions to grow their fan base. But the bad news is you have some rules to follow. So to help you get started, we wanted to highlight what we consider to be the most important components.
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