Showing posts with label twitter marketing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label twitter marketing. Show all posts

Monday, December 24, 2012

Last webinar of 2012 this Wednesday! Twitter Marketing for Professionals

The holidays are upon us, but there's no time for rest in the Internet marketing world! We understand your need to stay above the competition, so we are proud to present the last Wednesday Webinar of 2012 this Wednesday, December 26th!

Last week, Ten Golden Rules founder and CEO Jay Berkowitz presented his webinar on Internet marketing for professionals, or anyone who is not a full-time marketing wiz. Whether you're a doctor or a small business owner, Internet marketing can be detrimental to the way you reach your audience these days. With that said, this week's webinar comes to us from IMC host Matt Wooddy. We will explore the DOs and DON'Ts of Twitter and how you can infuse a successful campaign into your business.

Click here to register for FREE (12-26-12 at 12:30pm EST):
http://bit.ly/WBVuEZ

About Matt Wooddy:


For the last five years, Matt Wooddy has used his social wizardry to completely turn around the online presence of over 200 brands. Understanding that social media is more than just a place to promote your business, he uses personal interaction and entertaining messages to improve the branding and interest of any given company.


Click here to register for FREE (12-26-12 at 12:30pm EST):
http://bit.ly/WBVuEZ

Friday, March 13, 2009

Unique Twitter Marketing Tactics

This past week, Maggianos promoted a gift certificate using Twitter. All you had to do was follow @Maggianos and send the tweet “Follow @Maggianos by 5pm CST to be entered to win $100 in Maggiano's gift certificates.” Once one person tweeted about it, more people would see that tweet in their feed and if they wanted to enter the contest (and why wouldn't you NOT want to, it's free, right?) tweet it as well, because the offer was valuable for others to tweet about it. Even after the contest, Maggianos will be able to reach its followers who entered the contest by providing discounts, new menu additions or even new Maggiano restaurant openings.

For businesses who offer products or services, Twitter would be a great idea to promote a contest where entering was as simple as tweeting about the contest. The Palm Beach Post recently has been doing this as, but in the form of asking its followers trivia questions with the winner receiving free Muvico tickets.

Twitter can be a great place to learn about current news, interesting blog posts and now even win free stuff. As long as you provide useful value, there won’t be any reason why other Twitter users shouldn’t follow you.