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Wednesday, 08 September 2010

Lease Your Website

If it makes sense to you to lease your car, you may want to lease your website. It will cost you less upfront, and it will be updated regularly, and the technology it was built on will be upgraded regularly. And like a car, you get a better site, always have the latest and greatest technology and spend less.

Websites Key to Social Media

If Social Media is part of your marketing strategy in 2010, look carefully at your website first. Social media can really drive traffic to your site, and before you start driving people there, make sure you have something to show them, sell them, interact with, etc.

Industry Leadership in 30 days

You hear stories regularly about websites taking months to build. Well, our clients are frequently up and running in 30 days. Our teams study your industry, recommend site designs, customize design and functionality, and work 24 hours a day to get your site done faster, better and cheaper.

Our New TV Show on Social Media

To meet the demand of “The Fortune 5-Million” who have the need for marketing services, but not the budget, we have launched TheSocialMediaShow.tv. Our premise is simple…to show our viewers the latest and greatest (or latest and worst) of what the social media world has to offer. Tune in for our upcoming episodes.

Branding

Detailed Analysis is Only the Start

Because the Internet makes everything you do and say transparent to all of your stakeholders, we start all projects with a detailed analysis of your brand and how it is differentiated in the marketplace. Carefully architected brands were once only considered by consumer products.

But now, EVERY business and institution needs to manage its brand to maximize it sales effectiveness, marketing ROI and asset value.

Web, Social Media & SEO

Have a Direct Impact on Your Customers

Sure, more money is still spent on traditional marketing than Internet marketing, but no one can deny the power of a strong website, the ease of finding it and communities of your clients speaking to you, your employees, your other clients and probably even your competitors.

How well you do this will have a direct impact on your sales, opportunities and relationships you build.

Marketing 2.0

Be "Marketing Agnostic"

So with your brand and web strategy heading in the right direction, now how do you leverage it at the lowest possible cost? In today’s new marketing world, there is no one tool you are going to use to accomplish your goal. In fact, you will likely use many tools -- all requiring different skills -- to reach your audience in ways they want to be reached. We think agencies need to be "marketing agnostic" so we can recommend what is best for our clients... not what is best for us.

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Frequent blog posts by leading branding, web, social media, SEO, PR and integrated marketing experts.

Apr 21

2010

Determining the Value of Social Media

Posted by: in Marketing on Apr 21, 2010

Tagged in: Social Media

Lately, we’ve devoted the majority of our latest blog entries to discussions of social media, and the different social media websites that can help companies build their brands and market their products and services. We don’t want to give the impression that social media is all we do because Twist’s staff is comprised of a knowlegdable group of professionals with years of experience in marketing, public relations, branding, and web 2.0. But with all that experience under our belt we understand that in order to meet the needs of our clients we have to be ready and willing to adopt whatever practices are necessary to tell stories for our clients in the most compelling way possible, and right now one of the ways that we are best able to do that is through social media.

Because of the number of people people using social media websites, they offer brands and people exposure that isn’t possible through many other forms of media. Mashable recently featured an infographic that broke down some of the statistics on Americans’ Facebook use. Graphs like these illustrate something that we’ve suspected for quite some time: social media isn’t a passing fad, it’s taken root and it’s here to stay. While Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube are some of the mostly widely used social media sites of the moment, we’re anxious to see how social media will continue to evolve.

In the meantime, check out this article from Brandweek on the value of fans on Facebook.

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