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10 Marketing Strategies for a Small Business in 2010

Published on February 24, 2010 in Search Engine Marketing, Viral Marketing, emarketing and social marketing. 0 Comments Tags: blogging, community, facebook, internet marketing, keywords, online marketing, SEM, SEO, Small Business, social media, video, white paper.

Take a look! We just published a video and white paper with ten things you should focus on for your 2010 online marketing. This list will give you some marketing issues to consider, and will be a good starting point for planning your web site marketing.

You’re going to love it – so check it out and spread the word!

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Social Network Marketing Is About Brand Building, Not Bringin’ in the Benjamins

Published on September 1, 2009 in Uncategorized. 0 Comments Tags: anderson analytics, applications, brand building, branding, direct marketing, e-commerce, emarketer, endless shrimp, facebook, facebook fan pages, following your favorite brands online, improving customer loyalty, lead generation, Networking, red lobster, results, SEM, social media, Social Network Marketing, social networking, social networks, statistics on social networking and businesses, survey, twitter, usage statistics, using social media to build brands, using social network marketing to build brand loyalty, video.

“What can social network marketing do for me?”

We get asked that question a lot.

In fact, as early as last week, during our social media seminar, we were asked why social networking is important and how it can help individual companies.

A few years ago there were few answers to these questions. The buzz was there – that social networking was the be-all-end-all to every industry – but no one had solid results on how social network marketing helped or hurt a company’s bottom line.

Today the story is very different. As more and more businesses add social media to their marketing programs, the more available real results have become. Perhaps not in terms of actual financial figures, but rest assured that social network marketing is working in other ways to help companies keep a hold on their customers.

A new survey from Anderson Analytics, disseminated by eMarketer, reports that social networks are being used by companies for branding, improving customer loyalty, lead generation, direct marketing and e-commerce.

And now for the best news you’ve heard in a while … it’s working!

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Small Business Social Media Seminar Follow Up

Published on August 27, 2009 in From Visible Shops, Visible Shops Updates, social marketing and social media. 0 Comments Tags: graph, linkedin, SEM, Small Business, small business social media, social media, social media for business.

Well, our social media seminar focusing on LinkedIn is behind us and we’ve got photos! Among the participants was celebrity photographer Diane Cohen. She was nice enough to take some shots and send them along. See them after the jump.

The seminar was a great success, if I do say so myself. We’re still getting fantastic feedback and following up with participants. So thank you to everyone who participated and helped spread the word!

To find out about the next seminar just fill out this form.

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How ‘Bout a (Social Media) Revolution?

Published on August 24, 2009 in Uncategorized. 3 Comments Tags: facebook, finding your next client using social media, linkedin, SEM, seminars, Small Business, small business social media, social media, social media revolution, socialnomics, Statistics, statistics and facts about social media, twitter, video, visible shops, visible shops seminar, youtube, Youtube.com.

In anticipation of tomorrow’s Visible Shops seminar, “Small Business Social Media: Find Your Next Client” – (which still has room for YOU, by the way) – we thought the following video was appropriate.

It has tons of facts and statistics about social media (that will help you persuade the powers-that-be that this isn’t just a fad), its relevance to today’s society, and how the movement may mean more to the world than the Industrial Revolution did 200 years ago.

And if you’re one of those folks who consider yourself a social media guru – you know all things Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIN – think again. You’ll be surprised at the odd yet intriguing finds this video presents.