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Now that a new decade is dawning, it is a great time to review your marketing efforts. What worked, what didn't and what's changed? The biggest transformation I've seen is the explosive growth of social media sites like Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn.
In a recent blog post called "Social Media Marketing for 2010 and Beyond", I share social media strategies and examples, and discuss Internet marketing changes to look for in the coming year. Read the article and share your comments at Tera-Bytes.com
We have helped many organizations use web 2.0 to share information, generate traffic, and communicate with their audience in ways not possible a few years ago. Please read about three of them below. And then call us to discuss how online marketing can benefit in the coming year.
Congratulations on the progress you've made, and we look forward to working with you in 2010!
Rock on,
~ Frank
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Organic Seed Alliance
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Port Townsend Non-Profit uses the power of Twitter to instantly receive
information from over 100 sources, and has sent more than 140 messages
to their growing list of 250 followers.
Follow OSA on Twitter
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Great Bear Charters
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This self-proclaimed 'low-tech' company uses the power of Facebook to communicate with customers and generate interest in their charter sailing business.
In 2009, the Great Bear Charters Facebook page quickly became a gathering place for 165 fans to share photos, stories and reviews for the world to see.
Become a fan of Great Bear Charters
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Rain Coast Guides
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Jim loves fly-fishing. He'd rather be taking people fishing on the Olympic Peninsula than working on his website. With the help of Quick Blogcast software Jim quickly posts photos and stories from the wilderness.
His popular "Fly-Fishing Report" keeps subscribers up to date with conditions, locations, and recommendations that engage and entertain both existing and potential customers.
Read Jim's Blog
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