Marketing Home Products with Twitter, Part 2

In my previous post, I wrote about some basic rules of thumb when using Twitter, especially as a marketing strategy. Today, I’d like to include some of the specifics Twitter offers, like using hashtags and how search is essential for new business...

Marketing Home Products with Twitter, Part 1

There are countless statistics out there about Twitter users: who’s more active, who the loudmouths are, who logs on once in a blue moon and who didn’t get past the first step of signing up. As you might guess, those who are involved in conversations and...

“Foreverism” a New Trend in Marketing Home Products

Customers Are Forever Interacting, Forever Online According to trendwatching.com, there is an emerging trend of heightened online interaction, dialogue and conversation among customers and brands. Called “foreverism,” the trend is defined as the:...

Using Meaningful Measurement when Marketing Home Products

Clients Want More of it, PR Pros Agree According to a recent survey of 520 international public relations professionals conducted by the Institute for Public Relations (IPR), as reported by MediaPost, clients are asking their public relations agencies to measure in...