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I am sure I post thoughts that readers find useless or perhaps flat out incorrect. But that doesn’t stop me from blogging.
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Thank you, Terrie, for offering your insightful comments and giving real examples. And thanks for reading the blog. LGL ...
By: Leslie Levine on 10/31/09 at 11:47 AM
Email: No Longer King (Queen)?
Today's marketing is so much different than even just a few years ago. As we see newpapers folding, radio stations being sold for pennies on the dollar, and even email marekting taking a bit of a back seat to online maketing, SEO, SEM, etc., it is becoming very obvious that many are stepping away from the traditional systems. In a time when we all try to provide "instant gratification" with out marketing endeavors, too easily we forget the basic stance that marketing is about proving oneself as THE expert in the field (whatever that field may be). While SEO and SEM, email marketing, online engagement, etc, are proving to be "where it's at" we still must show what we have to offer the client- what problem we can solve for them. It is not about us, it is about them! Let's also not forget the value of face to face! Even online marketers must be aware of the other layers, and the more traditional steps.
Terrie Mavros
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By: Terrie Mavros, woner, Site Fetcher SEO on 10/17/09 at 9:39 AM
Email: No Longer King (Queen)?
I agree wholeheartedly. What is amazing is how many companies do not employ tools to make customer contact easier, and thus increase loyalty. For example, if website place a YAKFREE webphone on their site, users could click-to-call customer service with zero cost to either party. Why wouldn't companies do things as simple as this?
By: Josh Lowenthal on 10/1/09 at 6:24 PM
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Thanks for writing, Jennifer. I don't know why Twitter is so fascinating to me. LGL ...
By: Leslie Levine on 9/18/09 at 8:26 AM
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Sam
Thanks so much for your kind comments and for spreading the word on this post. Shiftboard will be glad to hear that the animation explaining Online Scheduling was clear and to the point. Thanks for writing in.
TJ ...
By: TJ McCue on 9/4/09 at 9:33 PM
Online Scheduling and Video Marketing to Help Business Customers Understand Your Service

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