Three weeks after the launch of Twitter’s mobile native video feature, most brands are not using it. The best examples are direct answers in Q&As. Martin Beck on February 17, 2015 In the three weeks since Twitter announced the rollout of native video, we’ve been on the lookout for brands and businesses making use of … Continue reading There Are Only A Few, But Here’s How Early Adopters Are Using Twitter Video
Gregg Hano December 3, 2014 Many businesses give their entry-level products less effort than more advanced products. I certainly understand why some might think this way – revenue per customer is lower, support needs are greater and many are ‘tests’ or ‘proof-of-concepts’ of which only a small percentage may become viable products and long term … Continue reading Is There Greater Potential For Your Entry-Level Product?
Ayodeji Onibalusi November 28, 2014 Let’s start with some data… It is a known fact these days that 93% of online experiences start with a search engine. In plain English, this means that having your company listed in a prominent place has very good profit potential, thus making SEO a high ROI marketing tactic. That … Continue reading Is There Really Such Thing as SEO for Small Business?
We talk about the idea of creating trust every week with our clients. At my agency, MMG, we call this equation basic marketing math: Know + Like + Trust = Sales. Translated – you will never make a sale if the prospect doesn’t know you exist, doesn’t like both what you sell and who you … Continue reading Is There a Recipe for Creating Trust?
“Gateway” by Michael Warren (Dun Laoghaire) – No Longer There Image by infomatique I have heard all sorts of stories about this piece of ‘public art” including a claim that it suddenly appeared and that no one knew who was responsible. The controversial Gateway sculpture that has cast long shadows over the streets of Dun … Continue reading “Gateway” by Michael Warren (Dun Laoghaire) – No Longer There
