Category: Marketing & PR (Page 3 of 9)

Traffic Strategies that Work

Suzen Pettit

Suzen Pettit

by Suzen Pettit at Omaginarium

My goal over the next 3 months is to quadruple the traffic to my website and blog to and to grow my list to at least 8,000 strong subscribers.

Hey ho Suzen!

Why, you might ask, am I focusing on growing my traffic to that extent? And is that even possible?

A Man Walked Into A Phone Booth

Suzen Pettit

Suzen Pettit

by Suzen Pettit at Omaginarium

An old wise man once said:

‘To love is to suffer.

To avoid suffering one must not love.

But then one suffers from not loving.

Therefore to love is to suffer, not to love is to suffer.

To suffer is to suffer.

To be happy is to love.

To be happy then is to suffer.

But suffering makes one unhappy.

Google Analytics: Optimizing AdWords

This is an excellent video on optimizing Adwords using Google Analytics. Anyone with a website business should know this!

In this tough economy when many advertisers are cutting their online ad budgets, it’s important for all of us to review optimization tactics. What do you do when you start or are handed an AdWords account? Here’s an optimization “how-to” primer for you all.

Getting Your App Out There with App-o-Day

We’ve been exploring all sorts of ways to get our apps on as many iPhones and iPads as possible.

One good platform we found is App-o-Day.   Their model is to offer their users a free app every day.  They do this through their own app, which features a single free app each day.

This will only work if you can make your app free for a few days and then turn it back to paid.  The result is a huge number of downloads in a single day.

What’s in a Name? Naming Your Company

Karen Milde, CEO and Co-Founder, Reframe Marketing Inc.

When naming your company there are a number of things to consider. A name too common and it will be disregarded without a second thought, too original and abstract and the function of the company may be missed. This can be an overwhelming task, as a name is capable of making or breaking a company. Here are a few tips and tricks to get you started.

You Say Campaign, They Say Camp-pain: Keys to Email Marketing

With each day comes new emails marketing random products from floor rugs to prescriptions to spa services 1.) it’s overwhelming. 2.) It’s frustrating. Society has gotten to the point where these generic messages go to a junk folder that you don’t ever look at. As a small business, are you wasting your time, energy and resources for nothing? Can you get ROI out of your email campaigns or should you skip this form of advertising all together?

3 Ways to Create a Marketing Plan on the Fly

Lyne Noella

Lyne Noella

by Lyne Noella, CEO, WavePlay

If you are a CEO managing your startup day to day, it’s time to stop putting out fires or jumping from one perceived opportunity to the next without results. To get organized and grow your business in 2013, create a strategic marketing plan to focus your team on gaining traction and attracting investors.

Tell Your Company Story: 5 Ideas for Content

Lyne Noella

Lyne Noella

by Lyne Noella, CEO, WavePlay

For a startup, as well as an established business, sharing a compelling story is the fastest way to secure funding and attract customers. There are several reasons why storytelling delivers a tremendous advantage. Competition for funding, media attention, partners and customers is fierce–storytelling can help you get noticed and gain visibility. When competitors are offering comparable products and services, the key perceivable difference often comes down to branding, and storytelling is an excellent tool for expressing your brand.

Common Startup Marketing Mistakes

Karen Milde, CEO and Co-Founder, Reframe Marketing Inc.

It’s not uncommon for me to see Founders wearing multiple hats, particularly the sales and marketing hat. A typical situation they would tell me is that they just burned through  a 6 figure marketing budget and need help with fixing their marketing, but now have limited access to funds.

What surprises me is when they tell me they burned through their funds via a bunch of online marketing campaigns and justified the amount spent by saying they needed to stay ahead of the competition and to acquire more customers. I find that Founders sometimes get so caught up with the idea that the more they spend the more customers they will gain that they lose sight of what marketing is all about and that is when marketing mistakes happen.

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