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Ahead of the game

October 20th, 2008 // No Comments // Permalink

Increasing numbers of people are representing themselves online, utilising websites to promote their own businesses, one essential way to becoming an affiliate marketer.

One primary benefit of representing yourself online is that you can promote your own products and services that are only accessible from your site. 

Mikesblog suggests offering your visitors a unique service providing them with access to free information, technology or software; and goes on to mention semantic technology which can enhance your business by adding value and building your brand. This can be one of the best ways to set yourself apart from the competition.

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Natural movie maker

October 17th, 2008 // No Comments // Permalink

Brands are being increasingly lobbied by consumers to reinstate confectionary products.

With the demand for the return of original Monster Munch and Wispa bars, following campaigns on social networking sites, confectionary giants were forced to bring them back. Paying more attention to what customers want.

Marketing Week reports that The Natural Confectionary Company is going a step further, inviting its consumers to have more of a say by creating their own digital advertising campaigns. 

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Cheer up, it’s 2008

January 23rd, 2008 // No Comments // Permalink

With the New Year barely off the starting blocks, the gloom-mongers are hard at work.

Marketers are working longer hours, we’re told, because of increasing client pressure, a point taken further by Seth Godin in his workaholic post. Data protection issues loom even larger following various highly disturbing public sector breaches and a red-faced Jeremy Clarkson, who proved that even the serious business of data security had its funny side.
And companies will have to shape up and deliver on those promises if green marketing isn’t to end up being merely the bandwagon of all bandwagons. Over it all hangs the small but darkening spectre of US recession fears.

At Eclipse we’re a ‘glass half full’ agency and refuse to be downhearted by any of this. Instead of wasting time worrying, we’ll be helping our people work more effectively for clients and have a life, looking at our own data security procedures, and making sure we live our green credentials, not just talk about them.
As for economic jitters from across the Atlantic, we’re with those who see the prospect of a global downturn as another opportunity - though we wouldn’t go as far as some, calling it a blessing in disguise.

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