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Customers Help Your Marketing Go Viral

admin — Tue, 22 Jun 2010 16:23:08 +0000

As you seek to promote your business online, you are likely pretty focused on bringing in as many new site visitors and customers as possible. This is a noble goal, but don’t ignore the sometimes hidden land of plenty that your current and past customers represent in your online marketing efforts. You are already familiar [...]

Customers Help Your Marketing Go Viral is a post from: Exploit Online Demand, a publication of Capture Commerce

Utilize Social Media for Link Building

Tom Shivers — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 22:22:51 +0000

If link-building is all about establishing credibility on the Web, and it has to be if you want favor from Google, think for a moment: if my business and website were top of mind and authoritative, where would I expect it to be listed or referenced on the Internet? Where are my competitors referenced? The [...]

Utilize Social Media for Link Building is a post from: Exploit Online Demand, a publication of Capture Commerce

Using Twitter For Business and Link Building

Tom Shivers — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 03:38:17 +0000

Feast on some tools, apps and ideas to help you get in the Twitter game and build quality traffic and links to your site. TweetBeep.com – Manage your online Twitter reputation. Alerts will be emailed to you whenever a Twitter user Tweets about your business, name, or domain. You select the alert criteria and what [...]

Using Twitter For Business and Link Building is a post from: Exploit Online Demand, a publication of Capture Commerce

What’s the future of marketing c.2009?

Tom Shivers — Fri, 07 Aug 2009 01:46:41 +0000

social leadership Online marketing/advertising has been rushing toward audience engagement where relevant intent of that audience trumps massive traffic from a less defined audience. When relevant intent and motivation meets the clearly defined solution, something beautiful often happens… engagement. This can happen within almost any online medium (social media sites, webisodes, banner ads, iPhone apps, [...]

What’s the future of marketing c.2009? is a post from: Exploit Online Demand, a publication of Capture Commerce

Use Twitter for Brand Management and Market Research

Jon Davis — Tue, 02 Sep 2008 16:14:15 +0000

What if finding out what your customers are saying about your service or product was as easy as typing in your company name or product into a search bar? Once searched, you met with real customers talking in real time about your company and products. With Twitter this is possible. Using the search tool for [...]

Use Twitter for Brand Management and Market Research is a post from: Exploit Online Demand, a publication of Capture Commerce

Use Twitter for Customer Service

Jon Davis — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 00:49:22 +0000

In our first post about Twitter we looked at how Whole Foods is using Twitter to run promotions. Now we will look at some companies that are using Twitter as another means of customer service. The interesting part is people are finding that often Twitter is the best way to communicate with large companies whose [...]

Use Twitter for Customer Service is a post from: Exploit Online Demand, a publication of Capture Commerce

Use Twitter to Connect with Customers

Jon Davis — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 00:29:42 +0000

The “micro-blogging” service Twitter has been becoming more and more mainstream since the company’s inception in 2006. Twitter users are now well into the millions and growth shows no sign of slowing down. Twitter is still much more popular on the West Coast but users are spreading rapidly throughout the world. Companies are finding many [...]

Use Twitter to Connect with Customers is a post from: Exploit Online Demand, a publication of Capture Commerce

In-Demand Content and Top Search Engine Placement

Tom Shivers — Wed, 04 Jun 2008 17:38:52 +0000

Part 1: User-Generated Content The seminar was coming to a close and the speaker opened the mic to the crowd of about 200 for questions. The questions were excellent, forcing the presenter to clarify his point as it related to specific situations, and uncovering details that were touched on from a high level. No one [...]

In-Demand Content and Top Search Engine Placement is a post from: Exploit Online Demand, a publication of Capture Commerce