Veronica Pullen | The Mile-Deep (Facebook) Marketing® Queen
Helping Introvert Coaches, Experts, & Service-Providers Generate Leads & Sales from Organic Facebook Marketing
I wanted to share this news with you as I’m really thrilled! I’ve just received a scan of an article I wrote on the subject of Robins which has been printed in a local magazine. It’s a West Sussex based publication and is delivered to around 20k households in Storrington, Petworth, Findon Valley, Ferring and […]
Every year in November we see some high profile fundraising campaigns. Last week was Rememberance Sunday which is symbolised by the red poppies. Last night saw Children in Need with the very cute Pudsey Bear and of course Movember where the men grow a moustache with varying levels of success to raise money for the […]
A recent survey by digital content specialists Frommers in association with Trooz has shown that the travel sector is set to embrace social media in a big way in 2011. Two thirds of the businesses surveyed said they expected to increase their budgets for marketing via social media next year. For all businesses within the […]
Our attention is now beginning to turn to Christmas and the vast amounts of shopping which we will all need to do. If you are a retailer who markets to the public, you will have been planning your marketing strategy for months now (I hope!) Print media needs to be booked up well in advance […]
We talk a lot about the importance of engaging with others on social networks. I want to tell you a story about the positive effects that Twitter engagement can heve on fellow users, and by default your customers. On Saturday my mother had a fall and was rushed to hospital. I received a call from […]
Events which have happened today demonstrate just how powerful Twitter is as a platform for reaching a large audience quickly. Right now, Greater Manchester Police are tweeting basic details of every single call they recieve for 24 hours, both non urgent and 999. Very few people were aware of their intentions beforehand. When I first […]
For sixty years after the Second World War if you were a local business there were only really three things you had to do to market yourself effectively. Life was very straightforward. You took the biggest ad you could afford in Yellow Pages, relied a lot on word of mouth and, if you were very […]
