Posts Tagged ‘Marketing’
Make a Marketing Splash With Stunning eMagazines
Stunning eMagazines – In a sea of digital information, it’s harder than ever to get your business noticed through websites alone. One strategy that has proven successful for many companies is the eMagazine, or ezine. An ezine is similar to a newsletter, but in addition to providing high quality content to your subscribers, it also delivers exceptional graphics and an interactive experience.
eMarketing update – New customisable overview
New updates to our marketing platform have just been added. If your an existing customer login to your account to find a brand new account overview screen. If you want to take our system for a 30 day test drive – click here. Our redesign includes more information along with enabling you to customize the screen for your own needs.
Why AIDA is Still Relevant to Your Marketing
With today’s marketing strategies focusing on exciting website design, mountains of social media, and innovative strategies with the hopes of standing out in a crowded marketplace, it’s easy to forget the basic principles of advertising that still serve as the foundation for everything you do. However, turning to the basics can help you refine even your boldest tactics for greater success.
Twitter Turns 7: How to Use it Best for Your Business
March 21, 2013 marked exactly seven years since Twitter founder Jack Dorsey sent out the first-ever tweet, on what would become one of the most powerful and influential social media networks in the world. The message read “just setting up my twttr”—24 characters that have been “favorited” more than 10,000 times and retweeted more than 11,000, though most of the activity has been in response to Twitter’s 7th anniversary.
Why You Need Two-Way SMS Marketing
There are more than 2 million mobile phone owners in Australia, and 94 percent of them read every text message they receive. Many businesses are taking advantage of the explosion in mobile popularity by investing in Short Message Service (SMS) marketing, which is a fantastic opportunity to build your customer base and increase sales. But is it enough to just send out those texts and take whatever response you get?