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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | UNSPOKEN MAY 15, 2012  Finally – A Promising Buzz in the Social Media Marketing Atmosphere In his ebook, Groupon: Why Deep Discounts are Bad for Business , Bob Phibbs (“The Retail Doctor”) relates stories of Groupon disasters. Retailers might offer an $80 product or service for $40 but after their cut with Groupon they receive $20 for an $80 value. FreebeeCards.com. FreebeeCards bills itself as “the next generation of daily offers.” Digg Digg. | UNSPOKEN MARCH 8, 2013  Building A Real Twitter Community At #SXSW with Nestivity The Acquity Group studied the behavior of Interbrand’s 2012 Best Retail Brands and found them lacking on Twitter. We’ve heard it time and time again: Twitter is a great community-building tool. And I agree, in part – there is the potential for Twitter to be a fantastic place for deep, meaningful connections and powerful communities. But it’s not quite there yet. | | | | | |
| UNSPOKEN DECEMBER 6, 2012  Holiday Marketing Tips for Small Businesses Most of the focus of the season goes to the big-box retailers, who manage to sell flat screen TVs for $10, or so it seems. Photo Courtesy of Houston Style MagazineThe rampant use of the internet has changed where retailers should be focusing when it comes to holiday advertising. It’s official – the holiday season is upon us. · Social Media Pages. | UNSPOKEN FEBRUARY 12, 2013  Savvy Shoppers Use Cell Phones to Make Buying Decisions Some retailers also took advantage of the abundant use of smartphones during the holiday season, by allowing consumers to price match other stores and even some websites right from their phones. Everywhere you go, people you see are glued to their cell phones. It’s undeniable. As a society, we seem to be feeling the need to be more and more connected every day. No related posts. | UNSPOKEN JUNE 11, 2013  Social Commerce: What Is It? The article that helped me to discover social commerce, or “s-ecommerce” as it is sometimes referred to, describes social commerce as new Internet retail outlets that rely on peer communication and social networks to gain sales. 'I pride myself on being on the up-and-up when it comes to social media and Internet marketing. Gibberish? Kind of. TV, billboards, etc). Photo Source). | |
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