Marketing strategy helps organizations to focus their attention to complete resource utilization to increase sales and win over their competitors. Every company applies some kind of Marketing strategies to maintain existing customers, attract potential customers and also to maintain and enhance their reputation in the market. When designing a marketing plan, first a marketing strategy is taken into consideration. [...]
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Marketing Services Agreement: Percepta & Onset Marketing
Posted by Julio Nerney on January 26th, 2012
Percepta and Onset Marketing announced a year extension to their strategic marketing services agreement. Onset Marketing will continue to provide comprehensive strategic and tactical marketing services includingmarket research and planning, marketing website and sales materials, sales lead generation, CRM, Internet marketing, businessinterview lead generation, and email marketing. Percepta originally selected Onset Marketing as its marketing partner in 2009. Percepta is a leading customer relationship management firm that provides [...]
Amp Up Sales With Postcard Marketing Tips
Posted by Julio Nerney on January 24th, 2012
In an age where the computer and the Internet take so much attention from customers, you might be lead to believe that online ads are the future of marketing. There might be some truth to that. But there are instances where the trusted and traditional tools are still ideal. If you want a more personal approach [...]
Drive Traffic To Your Site!
Posted by Julio Nerney on January 18th, 2012
When it comes to internet marketing, there are a few cheap and easy internet marketing tools that allow you to bring a lot of traffic to your site through internet marketing. One internet marketing tactic is to have online journals or internet marketing podcasts on your web site. This is easy internet marketing, because the customers and potential customers will [...]
Keywords, search marketing and data mining
Posted by Julio Nerney on January 13th, 2012
There’s a different feel in the air at SMX West, the Search Marketing Expo, taking place at the Santa Clara Convention Center this week, than at most of the other tech conferences I attend like Web 2.0, TechCrunch 50, Supernova or Pop!Tech. Namely this: People aren’t sharing. I’ve been enjoying the sessions as a member of [...]
How To Start an Online Business
Posted by Julio Nerney on January 13th, 2012
In recent times, an increasing number of people have become more interested in all aspects of the Internet marketing business. This is mainly due to weak job growth and concerns about the economy, which has led many people to be interested in working from home by using the internet. If you want to start an online [...]
Best practices for developing a social media policy
Posted by Julio Nerney on January 10th, 2012
The Society for New Communications Research Best Practices committee has spent a year researching corporate social media policies. The project included gathering case studies on companies’ blogging policy development and implementation for companies managing internal and external corporate blogs and other forms of social media. From this research, the committee developed a set of SNCR-endorsed best practices. [...]
One prediction about the future of the Social Media and one promise
Posted by Julio Nerney on January 6th, 2012
The question I have the most problems to answer (usually asked by someone in the audience after a talk about Social Media) is to tell what my predictions are for the future of Social Media. The difficulty to answer has to do with several factors, the most important being the unpredictable character of people (who [...]
YouTube Slam asks you to cast your vote for the next viral hit
Posted by Julio Nerney on December 30th, 2011
Today, YouTube has officially announced Slam, juxtaposing two videos and allowing you to cast a vote for your favourite out of them. Think Google Slam, only bought into the YouTube era. This represents a “video discovery experiment” for the site, to help find those videos hidden beneath the clutter that is promoted channels and paid-for viral [...]
Amazon’s Kindle Fire Receives ‘Pre-Release’ Ice Cream Sandwich
Posted by Julio Nerney on December 28th, 2011
Android 2.3 Gingerbread is the version at which Amazon’s Kindle Fire tablet comes at. Developers are trying their best to make it compatible to the updated version of Android OS. JackpotClavin is one of these developers. He has released Ice Cream Sandwich i.e. Android 4.0 for Amazon’s Kindle Fire. It’s solely based on CyanogenMod 9. But, updating right away [...]
