Posted by: Jose Uzcategui on 3/30/2010 7:47:23 PM
Call to actions, their design, placement, and wording, can be a headache producing subject. In fact, I'm the one who usually produces those headaches annoying everyone talking about these buttons, “bigger”, “more contrasting”, “use a verb”, “bigger, darn it!” and things like that.
Today I looked at Twitter.com's call to action and thought, “okay, this is pretty basic and effective, let's deconstruct the most important design points.
Posted by: Patrick Sauriol on 3/29/2010 1:42:08 PM
Listen to this episode of "The New Reality" and get started with your business' social media marketing strategy.
Posted by: Patrick Sauriol on 3/26/2010 4:41:30 PM
A story that's so strange that it could only be real (and under 140 characters in length.)
Posted by: Patrick Sauriol on 3/24/2010 4:19:38 PM
Learn how the King of Siam and a British schoolteacher can teach you a vital lesson about bringing back your customers.
Posted by: Patrick Sauriol on 3/15/2010 2:01:43 PM
Today marks the silver anniversary of the world's first dot-com. Would you believe that it happened in 1985?
Posted by: Patrick Sauriol on 3/11/2010 1:04:31 PM
Watch the video showing how the juice company Tropicana brought the sun out to a small town in the Northwest Territories.
Posted by: Patrick Sauriol on 3/9/2010 4:29:38 PM
Here at Snaptech this is the biggest uncertainty we hear from an executive or business owner tasked with executing a social media plan for their company. Depending upon what the business wants to do within social media and their timeframe for those goals, one of the plans that we suggest is to start off by dipping your company toes into the social media water by launching a Facebook fan page for your firm.
Posted by: Patrick Sauriol on 3/8/2010 2:34:05 PM
When you're working at building your business you need all the extra time and edges over the competition that you can get. Your time – and the time of your fellow workers (or employees if you wear the cap of management) -- is at a premium. You need to find easy, simple but effective ways to spread the many marketing messages for your company, help sales discover new leads, support your existing customer base and stay in touch with them. Sounds like a pretty big mountain that you have to climb, right?
Posted by: Patrick Sauriol on 3/3/2010 4:17:24 PM
The curtain has gone up on Snaptech's latest new adventure. If you haven't listened to the premiere episode of “The New Reality” then what are you waiting for?
