by Marketing Twins-Randy | Jan 20, 2009 | Advertising, Innovation, Inspiration, News
Once again, the folks at GoVision (in nearby Keller, TX – just north of Fort Worth) are starring in the Inauguration of the President. In addition to providing four high-resolution mobile video screens at today’s inauguration, GoVision also provided four...
by Marketing Twins-Randy | Dec 29, 2008 | Advertising, sports marketing, z1429
A powerhouse advertiser has determined it will not participate in the collage of Super Bowl ads for 2009. FedEx has advertised in this venue for 12 years running, but according to their blog: As FedEx employees, we, like millions of people at other companies, are...
by Marketing Twins-Randy | Sep 26, 2008 | Advertising, Email Marketing, Marketing Coaching, Marketing Tool, Marketing Twins, Olympics, sports marketing, Stephanie Brown Trafton, Web - Blog, z1429, zCreating
Here are some great coaching tips regarding a simple 5-step process for creating fail-proof permission-based email marketing that will lead you on a road map to email marketing success! Step 1. Start using permission-based email software such as iContact (the...
by Marketing Twins-Randy | Jul 7, 2008 | Advertising, Marketing Coaching, Survey, z1429
Clients often ask if they should renew their YELLOW PAGES ad. Our response: “Yes” “No” “That depends.” Can you guess why and under what conditions we’d say these 3 responses? Make a comment and let us here your opinion:...
by Marketing Twins-Randy | Apr 15, 2008 | Advertising, z1429, zBizarre
(This post is not from Randy, but rather the other MarketingTwin but I still approve this message! ~randy) Well, if you are a small business owner, today is a day that always sneaks up on you…. April 15th! Not only is it the deadline for most Americans to file...
by Marketing Twins-Randy | Mar 26, 2008 | Advertising, Duct Tape Marketing, Web - Blog, z1429
Fellow Duct Tape Marketing coach, Adrianne Machina, posts an intriguing article about the use of images on your website (or even in printed materials for that matter). Are your images communicating what you think? I encourage you to read all the way to the end and...
