Blogging, Internet Marketing, Social Media, Tech & Web 2.0
Even in this day and age, business cards are important. They can serve many purposes: Reminders, a way to leave notes, portfolio showcases, a way to offer discounts – the possibilities are endless. Following in the footsteps of Nancy Young’s great article about business card designs, I thought I’d show you the results of my search while preparing my own
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It’s drilled into you every day by marketing gurus… you don’t need to pay for clicks. Be original, write great content, share on social media – and magically the sales will come banging down your door. Or will they? I continue to preach to our audience that it’s never one medium over another, it’s how they can feed or follow
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44 years ago, Raymond Tomlinson was working on ARPANET (the U.S. Government’s precursor to the publicly available Internet), and invented email. It was a pretty big deal because up until that point, messages could only be sent and read on the same computer. This allowed a user and a destination separated by the & symbol. When he showed colleague Jerry
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Proximity marketing is any system that utilizes location technologies to directly communicate with customers via their portable devices. Uses of proximity marketing include distribution of media at concerts, information, gaming and social applications, retail check-ins, payment gateways, and local advertising. Proximity marketing isn’t one single technology, it can actually be implemented utilizing a number of different methods. And it’s not
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A colleague of mine was bugging me that, in this day and age, DK New Media didn’t have any cool stickers to distribute to clients, friends and networking events. I haven’t put a sticker on my laptop on years but I always still see folks with them on so I guess I better get with the times. A quick search
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