I have been trying to record some of the sessions at PodCampOhio but since my lovely Nokia N95 8GB isn’t working with 3G (thanks, AT&T 3G for breaking on me), I have been doing my best using Qik with EDGE, which sucks. The good news is that I was able to record quite a little […]
Abraham & Harrison offers its clients comprehensive Online Conversation Marketing campaigns based on the core fundamentals of effective Marketing Communication techniques. We integrate Online Publicity, Online Grassroots & New Media Marketing, Business Intelligence and Search Engine Services to ensure that our clients’ message, the right message, is being portrayed in every corner of the […]
My Director of Client Service, Daniel Krueger, wrote an insightful blog post over at Abraham Harrison’s PR and marketing blog, Marketing Conversation, called Marketing in the New Millenium. The story is in growing response to the fine article from Norman Birnback over at PR Backtalk, including Spread The Word: Blogs Matter We Just Can’t Measure […]
Andy Sernovitz’s blog’s name says it all, and definitely reflects my response to reading this: Damn, I Wish I’d Thought of That!, especially in his post Instant Word of Mouth for Restaurants. From our experience doing blogger outreach and blogger gift-giving, this is on-the-money advice you should all consider:
Give every lunch customer 6 desserts to […]
Inline video and photo embeds have become essential tools in marketing 2.0. Sex sells, and so does playful innovation. I am impressed by this embedded Flash-based widget from the gang at Knicker Picker, a UK-based reseller of intimate apparel.Of course, since sex does sell, I found the skimpiest, cutest, little outfit possible: there […]
“Collateral Material is any company or product marketing pieces that are distributed directly to individual customers or can be viewed by customer in person. Examples are, brochures, cards, or displays that may be used in a sales meeting, sent by mail (if mailable) as a request for information, or displayed at a point of sale.” […]