Posts Tagged ‘marketing’

Looking for some binoculars?

If you were thinking of getting some binoculars for Christmas, now might be the time to buy them. I’ve just spotted that thanks to the Nikon ATB Promotion you can get $50 gift card (or $25) you can use to purchase other Nikon gadgets. It’s a mechanism called a “rebate”...

IDEA conference in New York

If you’re based in NY, there’s a great conference there on the 30th October. The IDEA conference is organised by Advertising Age and seems to have some great speakers and some really interesting topics for discussion. They describe the conference as: The IDEA Conference isn’t just about innovators, entrepreneurs and...

Technology that improves everything we do

Don’t you love the way technology has made our lives so much easier today? You can always find some aspect of our life that has changed from the way it was done 50, 40, even 20 years ago. And I’m not talking things like computers, MP3 players or mobile phones,...

Leveraging Social Media

What do all these people love? Yup, you guess it, we’re all big fans of Pringles. Ted Murphy from Izea posted to Twitter that he was looking for some Pringlish pictures for his presentation at Cincinnati AMA Digital Marketing Summit and he got responses from Drew, Corrin, Connie and yours...

Are you in a tribe?

Seth Godin is working to promote his new book called Tribes: We Need You to Lead Us which is bound to be just as insightful as his previous books. Today I spotted a post on his blog where he’s inviting people who preorder the book to join an exclusive group...

The poetry of correct positioning

Do you ever look at an initiative that a group or company have taken and think to yourself, “Wow, that makes sense”. I got that feeling list week, while looking at a press release here in the Isle of Man. You see, the Isle of Man is trying to promote...

Thanking customers for their complaints

Great post on Seth’s blog about how customer feedback should be one of the key drivers that help shape businesses’ offerings. And complaints should really be the start of a conversation that should end with the customer feeling encouraged and satisfied. It’s excellent advice and an excellent way to build...

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