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YouTube: How to Use YouTube’s Analytics for B2B Marketing

Hard to ignore the marketing power and popularity of YouTube. In case you didn’t know, it is the second most popular search engine in the world behind Google. It is responsible for over 28% of all Google Searches (2008 statistics). So solid strategies to help us utilize this marketing behemoth more effectively are welcomed by all.… Read the rest

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A Huge Change in Twitter Culture in 2010

Ad Age posted a very cool commentary (and a nice info graphic) on a fascinating new development in my favorite Social Media Platform, Twitter.

I’ve always been fascinated by the organic, almost-live nature of Twitter’s open platform. Unlike Facebook, which I think is kind of rigid and certainly highly controlled, Twitter is morphing continuously in terms of how Tweeters use the platform.… Read the rest

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Why Yellow Pages Ads Are Becoming Obsolete

Sculpture: Google Yellow Pages by Michael Mandiberg / Eyebeam Art + Technology Center Open Studios: Fall 2009 / 20091023.10D.55412.P1.L1 / SMLHubspot has written an article about the demise of the Yellow Pages and posted some interesting facts about that. We all know the Yellow Pages have been fading for years. This is mainstream news. Nothing new.

But some interesting nuances are appearing at the shores of the mainstream.Read the rest

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Fine Art Calendar Design featuring Bill Grey’s Abstract Digital Paintings

Project Scope: CafePress.com print-on-demand calendar featuring Bill Grey’s abstract digital paintings. Abstract Light is available for purchase.

Client: Bill Grey, Abstract Painter ~ Self promotion

Project Background: Inspired by creativity, Bill did a series of abstract paintings in 2003. Cynthe assembled their favorite paintings into this bold colorful calendar, one of our FAV calendar designs!… Read the rest

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Floral Calendar Designs: Cynthe Brush’s Garden Flowers D’Gravure™ Photo Etchings (2)

Project Scope: A series of CafePress.com print-on-demand calendars featuring Cynthe Brush’s D’Gravure™ Floral Photo Etchings. The Luminous Whites & Pales and Elegant Flowers are available for purchase from CafePress.com/JoyfulGarden Other flower calendars: Glorious Roses & Jeweltones.

Client: SpringMoonFineArtPrints.com

Project Background: Cynthe has been developing her D’Gravure™ (digital photo etchings) portfolio for fine art prints since 2003.… Read the rest

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Floral Calendar Design: Cynthe Brush’s Garden Flowers D’Gravure™ Etchings

Project Scope: A series of CafePress.com print-on-demand calendars featuring Cynthe Brush’s D’Gravure™ Floral Photo Etchings. The Jewel Tones and Glorious Roses are available for purchase from CafePress.com/JoyfulGarden. Other flower calendars: Elegant Flowers and Luminous Whites & Pales

Client: SpringMoonFineArtPrints.com

Project Background: Cynthe has been developing her D’Gravure™ (digital photo etchings) portfolio for fine art prints since 2003.… Read the rest

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Email and Social Media are Cross Pollinating with Good Results

Several of our clients use Mailing List Providers like Mailchimp or GetResponse to good advantage. Email marketing is far from dead… notwithstanding the explosive growth of social media like Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.

But a new report from GetResponse (using a sample of over 500 million emails) offers some solid statistics showing that combining mailings with social media links is producing a significant increase over mailing alone.… Read the rest

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The Medium is Influencing the Message …. again.

The following article from the Guardian confirms that member communities like Facebook and Twitter are quickly replacing use of email. The included chart shows the impressive growth of member community usage across the planet.

But one of the most important trends to note is that this growth is apparently being fueled by the proliferation of mobile handsets!Read the rest

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10 Newbie Twitter Mistakes ~ I’ve Made Some!

For those of you interested in getting into the “Twitter-verse”, I thought you’d benefit by reading this short article laying down the “Do-Nots” of Twitter.

Mostly these things concern courtesy and common sense in a social protocols. As one of the commenters said, “Behave exactly as you would at the pub .… Read the rest

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Twitter – A Strategy for Posting Content

In the last post, we covered all the most important setup instructions for posting on Twitter. Well…. almost all.

It’s tempting to think that once you’ve “got the look” and some profile info in place that you’re ready to run off and “collect followers”.… Read the rest

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Twitter: The Great Experiment

I talk about Twitter every day to at least one person. I remember, before I started to use it, that it seemed pretty irrelevant to my life and business. I couldn’t understand the flexibility and potential of a platform that limited your messages to 140 characters.… Read the rest

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