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Posts Tagged ‘digital media’
Bryan Howland posted on March 3rd, 2010
Maples Communications and strategic partner Citizen7 Studios have been selected by the Irvine Chamber of Commerce to develop the “Digital Irvine” program which will be designed to attract digital media businesses and build upon Irvine’s reputation as a top destination for the digital media industry.
Bob Maples posted on January 19th, 2010
Walking into a ballgame, you are likely to hear someone shouting, “Program! Get your program! Can’t tell the players without a program!” I can’t think of a better analogy for developing a “best practices” social media program: its all about nailing down – in writing – who you need to connect with online, what you are trying to achieve with them, and knowing what to measure so that you will know if you have achieved your goals.
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Bob Maples posted on January 7th, 2010
If the company is going to achieve and maintain a brand value using social media, it will need to first understand the company’s stake in the marketplace and the value it offers to its customers. The value proposition is all about the customer. What matters to them and how you can deliver value that differentiates you from your competitors.
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Bob Maples posted on January 5th, 2010
Pepsi gets it! Its decision to sit out the Super Bowl, once deemed a “can’t miss” showcase for major advertisers, underscores how social media and the Internet are reshaping marketing by providing companies better ways to convey their messages to customers who might be likely to buy their products.
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Bob Maples posted on December 17th, 2009
For Maples Communications, it is an honor to be called a wingman. We want to “check your six”-the six o’clock position where the jet is most vulnerable, the pilot’s blind spot.
Bob Maples posted on December 7th, 2009
A few days ago, a friend sent me the “Social Media Revolution” link from YouTube knowing that I believe the traditional media model for companies to communicate to customers is broken. We are in the middle of a revolution. The tools may change over time, but social media is here to stay.
You and I both [...]
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Bryan Howland posted on October 27th, 2009
With the holiday season looming (my local Orange County Home Depot is already selling poinsettias and icicle lights!) we will see the social media juggernaut collide head on with the biggest season of the year for retailers-and those retailers are gearing up!
Bob Maples posted on October 13th, 2009
Many companies are embracing social media as a way to reach stakeholders, create a dialogue, and demonstrate that it understands the worries and needs of its audiences. Now the question arises, are you implementing the right social media tools effectively?
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Bob Maples posted on September 21st, 2009
As one of the best kept secrets in technology, Maxwell Technologies-a good company with good people and a great future - is facing the daunting challenge of building awareness for the company and its advanced ultracapacitor products while at the same time educating the markets where their enabling technology will make a difference, especially in [...]
Bryan Howland posted on August 17th, 2009
Multiple accounts on the same social media sites fragments your audience and confuses them as well. Our suggestion is always to just keep things simple.
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