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In today’s competitive and brand sensitive marketplace, many of our clients have posed the question as to whether their logo is relevant; modern; eye-catching, etc.
In general, I like to boil this discussion down to one key question, and then reverse engineer the logo in order to determine whether it needs to be revised.
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Most of you are familiar in some manner with the latest ‘big thing’ to explode in the world of business and commerce… digital marketing/social media, online networks, and the list goes on.
So, with all the fanfare these new digital tools have garnered, the question to be asked is:
Does this new world of B2B and consumer/vendor interaction leave any room for the tried and true foundations of marketing we read about in university?
You betcha!!
Our first social media contest!
The lucky winner will receive a FREE Business Card Design or one hour of Branding/Marketing Consultation (your choice) -OR-
Aerospace & Aerospace MRO are key market segments for Absolute Marketing & Communication’s team.
We provide nearly 40 years of industry-proven, hands-on expertise to our clients;
Today’s customers are spending more and more of their time online, and on the mobile net thanks to mobile Smartphone applications.
So, now more than ever before, marketers must enter ‘domains’ to connect with potential customers including places like Facebook, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Twitter, Fourscore, Google + and may more. And thanks to mobile apps; this paradigm is gaining momentum… fast!
There are a variety or reasons why your social media activities may not meet your business objectives, and as a business owner you must determine the reasons why, and adapt your program accordingly to reverse that outcome.
However, in this blog I’ll introduce you to a few errors commonly made in executing social media programs so that hopefully, you can identify shortcomings in your program, and make some of the necessary changes.
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You’ve struggled through the sleepless nights; you’ve run the numbers through your head a million times; you’ve used your family, friends (and the occassional unsuspecting stranger) as a sounding board for your idea and now… you’re ready to take the plunge:
YOU ARE STARTING YOUR OWN BUSINESS!
And, if you’ve approached family, friends, financial institutions or private investors for seed money to launch your amazing and revolutionary business idea, I virtually guarantee you’ve heard any combination of the following questions:
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I recently read an article by Anthony Robbins whereby his most recent insight really wasn’t exactly earth-shattering at… but his views on the concept was dead on the mark.
Basically, Robbins points to the fact that in all our lives, we receive and process countless amounts of information daily; and each and every one of us will process this information differently.
We share a message from Rick Spence that gives us insights into how Steve Jobs used simplicity as a weapon to make Apple one of the most iconic brands in the world.
We live in an age of frightening complexity. The average instruction manual, user agreement, restaurant menu or TV program guide contains more turgid detail than ever before. Who will save us from rampant complexity?
How about Steve Jobs, or rather his former creative partner Ken Segall — the man who coined the name “iMac.” As a creative director for an ad agency who worked closely with Jobs at both Apple Inc. and NeXT Computer, Segall has just written a book called Insanely Simple: The Obsession that Drives Apple’s Success.