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The perfect kit for small businesses, regional product launch, entrepreneurs or independent professionals, the objective of this package is to enable you to start a profitable internet marketing.
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MEDIUM KIT
Kit developed for small businesses, nationwide product launch, agencies, associations and or foundations . the objective of this package is to improve the cost efficiency of your campaign on the internet and acquire a better ROI (return of investment) online.
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This kit is intended for small and medium businesses , language oriented product launching in different countries , businesses that wish to sell publicity on their sites companies that use internet as a major source of income the objective of this package is to build your business department online and generate profit through internet.
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How to Make Email Marketing Interesting (for your customers)
Posted by Carlos in Email Marketing on April 23rd, 2010
Email marketing saved us all: Imagine how many envelopes we would have to lick in order to reach as many people as emails allows us to!
Please ignore the silly joke above. Time to put our poker face and be serious about is. Ready? And… go!
One of the many problems we have to face when we start an email marketing campaign is how, dear God, how to make these emails interesting. Remember those days on which you would end up with nothing but fliers and leaflets in your pockets? Do you remember anything interesting?
That’s what I thought. Sadly, it’s all the same with email marketing.
Affordable Web Design: Get more for your money.
Posted by Carlos in affordable web site design on April 19th, 2010
You might want to consider for a second what an affordable web design is. We know how it is, right? words as “affordable” and “cost-effective” tend to hide an awful truth: these are cheap websites, done in haste.
I don’t want to brag about us, but, honestly, we don’t have cheap products. If there’s something we take some pride of is that, well, we create good, competitive, attractive websites for an affordable price. Every single site we build is done to be user-friendly, attractive and easily positionable, in order to fit any marketing/advertisement agenda. It’s not an easy task but, hey, someone’s got to do it.
Do you want to know how to make the most of your web design and how to keep it affordable? Keep on reading, then.
Is this Internet Marketing or just regular advertisement online?
Posted by Carlos in Internet Marketing Agency on April 13th, 2010
As someone who works on Internet Marketing, professional web design and that’s been immersed all of his life in the world of advertisement (I owe to it most of my education and my life… my mother’s been on the business for a while now!),I’ve learned to appreciate good copywriting. It’s true, many people see evil in modern ads: persuasive text, seductive ideas that linger for days and days, contents designed to generate an emotional response.
However, in a few special cases, I find the mastership of a craft. How can you convey these very evil texts, ideas and contents in a small space?
Even better: how can you find these very, very evil texts, ideas and contents in a huge, say, cyberspace?
Efficient Web Design Means “cost efficient”, right?
Posted by Carlos in Professional Web Design Agency on April 7th, 2010
Professional Web Design… we’re talking about something awfully rare and unusual here. There are MILLIONS of websites out there, some of these were worth a pretty penny. However, not all of them are the money-making juggernauts they should be (that is, if you think that your website is an essential part of your company and not just an interactive banner). Even those sites that leave us standing in awe, these Sistine Chapels of web design, are not effective when it comes to business.
How can you explain that? The Internet is that endless land of milk and honey. Shouldn’t you be getting, at least, a few more deals?
10 Things an Internet Marketing Agency Is Not
I love working for this Internet Marketing Agency! Every single day represents a set of challenges and interesting opportunities to put my advertisement knowledge to the test. Sometimes I have to say or be told the same thing more than ten times in order to get it done (or, at least, done properly). Sometimes I stumble upon a sassy IT technician/SEO/designer/copywriter that keeps pointing their (thick, ugly, callous) fingers on every little mistake I make. But, most of the time, every day is a smooth ride.
Until a customer comes to us asking for the impossible.
Placing your Products Online: Do or die.
Posted by Carlos in Internet Marketing Agency on March 18th, 2010
Internet marketing works like this on any agency: do or die.
I encourage you to ignore That Guy (you know who That Guy is: he sits at the meetings with an perennial expression of disgust, frowns upon every single idea and usually smirks in despite whenever suggests something… he probably wears a black turtleneck too).
THAT GUY is the most dangerous element for your marketing agency because THAT GUY (yes, I’m looking at you right now, gazing into the secrets your soul can no longer hide!) is the one that postpone and procrastinate the launch of a campaign.
Whatever you do: launch your campaign, don’t fear mistakes and, for the love of Christ, don’t stop. That Guy feeds out of procrastination.
The only way to place your products is to be proactive.
Bringing people to your site: A web design’s goal
Posted by Carlos in Professional Web Design Agency on February 22nd, 2010
Alright, there’s something I want you to learn by heart: If it doesn’t attract people, it’s not a functional website design. It’s a waste of time, money, resources and efforts. It should be obvious, but it’s not. Not to everyone out there, at least. So I want you to channel and plan your internet marketing efforts based on this principle. If it’s not attracting people, it’s not a website and you should stop investing cash on it right now.
It can be pretty, it can be state-of-the-art or sponsored by Internet’s heavyweights… if it doesn’t bring you more business chances, it’s not a website.
Adventurous ways to place your products online.
Posted by Carlos in Internet Marketing Agency on February 17th, 2010
Honestly, guys: Do you really think anyone, aside of your golf club buddies, is impressed about the amount of cash you spend on an Internet marketing agency? That’s more of a reason to be embarrassed than one to be proud of. That’s like saying you paid $500 for a club sandwich and a soda somewhere else…
… and here’s why: Marketing is not the kind of investment that should be huge. You don’t need to spend millions with an agency that will only guarantee regular results (the kind of results that come from framing a campaign within the bounds of traditional media).
You know what you really need? Stop spending your money without rhyme or reason and find daring ways to promote your products.
Mistakes that Can Flunk Your Web Design
Posted by Carlos in affordable web site design on February 16th, 2010
We take care of every single aspect of web design like no agency does. and here’s why: it’s the little mistakes, the unpolished ends what can bring a nice website to a screeching halt.
So you have your nice and tidy website, right? Everything’s running smoothly and you’re sitting back, relaxing (maybe enjoying a Pina Colada and wearing a hawaiian shirt… whatever you understand as “leisure” is fine here…) All of a sudden, you get a call. It’s one of the IT guys.
…the harbingers of bad news.
He, choking and gasping, tells you that you’re not getting any traffic to your site. You ask yourself why, if you’ve invested lots of money not only to have a website you can be proud of but, to make sure you’re going to get noticed, you’ve spent a pretty penny on SEO and online marketing. What gives?
It’s always those little mistakes.
