12 Ways to Keep Your Business Relationships Alive

Image via CrunchBase "Every businessperson leads a busy life. There are marketing meetings to attend, RFPs to reply to, and client projects to finish. With so much work demanding so much attention, many of us never make the time to keep our business relationships alive, and wish we did: 'What does he do again?' 'Does … Continue reading 12 Ways to Keep Your Business Relationships Alive

An important announcement from e1evation, llc

e1evation, llc announces that Todd Lohenry has been named the interim VP of Marketing, Sales and Technology at Jag, Inc., one of Northeast Wisconsin’s oldest and most trusted names in advertising. There are two objectives behind the move: Introduce internal systems and process improvements at Jag, Inc. Jag, Inc. has already migrated from Microsoft Exchange … Continue reading An important announcement from e1evation, llc

How to Get the Best Internet Marketing Posts of 2011 from Tamar Weinberg

Image by Tamar Weinberg via Flickr Every year, I spend hundreds, perhaps thousands of hours reading articles on Internet Marketing for my annual Best Internet Marketing Posts blog post. The effort to find these posts, read them thoroughly, identify whether they meet certain criteria, and categorize them takes an incredibly huge toll on me, but … Continue reading How to Get the Best Internet Marketing Posts of 2011 from Tamar Weinberg

Opportunity of a lifetime!

"So, there's plenty of bad economic news floating around. From the price of oil to Wall Street to bailouts to the death of traditional advertising.Which is great news for anyone hoping to grow or to make an impact.Change (and the fortunes that go with it) is almost always made during the down part of the … Continue reading Opportunity of a lifetime!

Reflecting on 2010 – The Year the Customer Became King

Image via Wikipedia “I came. I saw. I conquered.” Were Julius Caesar a B2B online marketer in 2010, his words may have more appropriately been: “I created. I shared. I conversed.” Even five years ago, the concept of engaging the customer in dialogue, let alone allowing the customer to drive the conversation, would have been … Continue reading Reflecting on 2010 – The Year the Customer Became King

4% of online Americans use location-based services

In its first report on the use of “geosocial” or location-based services, the Pew Research Center’s Internet & American Life project finds that 4% of online adults use a service such as Foursquare or Gowalla that allows them to share their location with friends and to find others who are nearby. On any given day, … Continue reading 4% of online Americans use location-based services

Facebook Ads for Your Church

via churchmarketingsucks.com Pound for pound, this may be the most effective advertising a church can buy. Because of the demographics, it beats the snot out of the Yellow Pages and other traditional forms of marketing. You can follow the 'via' link above to go to the source and read the rest of the article if you'd … Continue reading Facebook Ads for Your Church

Bishops urged to embrace social media to evangelize effectively

Image via Wikipedia Social media is not only here to stay but should be recognized and used as a "new form of pastoral ministry," U.S. bishops were told Nov. 15 in their annual meeting. "Social media is proving itself to be a force with which to be reckoned. If not, the church may be facing … Continue reading Bishops urged to embrace social media to evangelize effectively

Now Cheryl Cole Fans Can Check-In To Billboards

Image by shahid1618 via Flickr Brands have moved quickly to incorporate Facebook Places into their advertising strategy, with the latest campaign urging people to “check-in” to billboards across the UK for singer Cheryl Cole. TechCrunch reports that the campaign, designed by media agency MediaCom and Polydor Records, gives fans a chance to win two free … Continue reading Now Cheryl Cole Fans Can Check-In To Billboards