Thursday, March 28, 2013
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Congratulations CFS Clinical!
Congratulations to our client, CFS Clinical! They have been featured in Flying Kite.
In the article, “CFS Clinical, Creators of Software that Streamlines
Clinical Drug Trials, is Hiring,” author Dana Henry writes about her
interview with Kevin Williams, VP of Corporate Development of CFS
Clinical. The article is about the company’s growth and how CFS empowers
their clients to control their finances much better.
“The process of actually making payments in the clinical research world is a bit backwards,” says Kevin Williams, VP of Corporate Development CFS Clinical. “We make payments on the pharmaceutical company’s behalf, then we aggregate that data and provide it back to them so they can report it.”
Read the full article.
For public relations, and all other marketing services, contact Sagefrog Marketing Group. Visit www.sagefrog.com or call 215-230-9024.
“The process of actually making payments in the clinical research world is a bit backwards,” says Kevin Williams, VP of Corporate Development CFS Clinical. “We make payments on the pharmaceutical company’s behalf, then we aggregate that data and provide it back to them so they can report it.”
Read the full article.
For public relations, and all other marketing services, contact Sagefrog Marketing Group. Visit www.sagefrog.com or call 215-230-9024.
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Tips for Reaching Your Mobile Audience
More and more, marketers and advertisers are seeing their target
audience interact with their brand through mobile engagement. It’s not
surprising since most people use their smartphone, tablet or other
mobile device to access on-the-go information.
Since we know that our targets our using their mobile devices to access our content, it’s important to keep it optimized for mobile. Here are a few tips to do so:
-Be more thoughtful with your posts
-Add value to the mobile experience – don’t make them navigate too much
-Design for mobile first
-Test different mobile platforms and know the differences
-Analyze traffic
To effectively integrate a mobile strategy with your overall marketing campaign, contact Sagefrog Marketing Group. Visit www.sagefrog.com or call 215-230-9024.
Reference: http://bit.ly/ZqTB02
Since we know that our targets our using their mobile devices to access our content, it’s important to keep it optimized for mobile. Here are a few tips to do so:
-Be more thoughtful with your posts
-Add value to the mobile experience – don’t make them navigate too much
-Design for mobile first
-Test different mobile platforms and know the differences
-Analyze traffic
To effectively integrate a mobile strategy with your overall marketing campaign, contact Sagefrog Marketing Group. Visit www.sagefrog.com or call 215-230-9024.
Reference: http://bit.ly/ZqTB02
Monday, March 25, 2013
Friday, March 22, 2013
Event Marketing Tips
Do you have an event or tradeshow to display at? Our client @FRANC
Environmental has been preparing a booth for tomorrow’s (March 23) 18th
Annual Bucks 5K Series at the YMCA (located at 2250 Lower State Road,
Doylestown, PA) at 4 p.m. Stop by and see their booth and other marketing
materials they have prepared for the event.
Tips for event marketing:
-Send invitations to prospects and targets to visit you at
your booth
-Send event reminders
-Prepare marketing materials (booths, sell sheets,
brochures, giveaways, business cards) targeted at your audience
-Establish a lead nurturing strategy
-Use social media
-Measure and analyze results
For event show marketing, and all other marketing services,
contact Sagefrog Marketing Group. Visit www.sagefrog.com
or call 215-230-9024.
Thursday, March 21, 2013
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
Improve Your Tradeshow & Event Marketing
Even in the age of digital marketing, face-to-face
interaction and tradeshows can be effective tactics when done correctly. Here are tips for making the most of your
tradeshows and event marketing:
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Establish your event marketing goals
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Send invitations
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Manage the registration process
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Send event confirmations and reminders
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Establish your lead capture process
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Score and prioritize the registrants from each
event
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Plan a nurturing strategy
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Leverage social media
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Select your metrics and analyze results
One example of a conference (with 6 shows in 1 event!) that
gives businesses exposure with key customers and
prospects in the marketing and IT industry is the Enterprise
Technology Show in South Africa, October 29-30th, 2013. The Enterprise Technology Show Africa is set to become
the leading marketplace and ideas exchange for business IT innovations in
Africa.
For tradeshow and event marketing, and all other marketing
services, contact Sagefrog Marketing Group. Visit www.sagefrog.com or call 215-230-9024.
Reference: http://bit.ly/Zdmppk
Tuesday, March 19, 2013
Monday, March 18, 2013
Social Media Errors to Avoid
With so many outlets to push content, and so many topics,
social media isn’t always a formulated tactic. Successfully executing social
media within your marketing plan requires fresh content, new ideas and the
willingness to take risk. With so little rules about what you can and can’t
discuss on social media, there’s a lot that can go wrong.
In fact, there are plenty of common errors that brands often
make, including:
-Taking on too much. Instead attempting to be involved in
every trend, target differently on various networks. For example, post pictures
and infographics on Flickr, Instagram and Facebook; share thought-provoking
articles on LinkedIn and Twitter.
-Using the same social media profile for both professional
and personal. It’s OK to have personality in your professional posts (tone of
voice, etc.), but keep overly personal opinions, pictures, quotes off of
professional profiles. Sharing your opinion on an emotional topic with your network
of work professionals or coming from your brand, can diminish your credibility
as a thought leader.
-Not planning how to
convert engagement into business. People may like or share your posts from time
to time, but are they engaged enough to use your services? Drive social media
audience to specific landing pages so they will be more likely to convert to a
customer or client.
-Posting only company updates. If your audience thinks you
are always selling through social media, they will stop enjoying your posts.
Share some company updates, but also be sure to comment on trending topics and
industry-related articles.
-Thinking one size fits all. Just because most companies
have a Facebook and Twitter, doesn’t mean that those have to be your most
popular social media networks. Think about your goals – if you’re primarily
business to business, LinkedIn may be a better place to focus more of your
social media energy on.
For social media marketing, and all other marketing services,
contact Sagefrog Marketing Group. Visit www.sagefrog.com
or call 215-230-9024.
Friday, March 15, 2013
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Tuesday, March 5, 2013
Tips for Content Development
The hardest part about social media and blogging for most
people is generating the content. It can be hard to find and tends to get redundant
if you’re not constantly looking for new and clever ideas.
And viewers don’t want to visit your blog and continue to
see the same types of posts. Ragan.com recently posted an article filled with some easy tips to keep your
content newsworthy and exciting.
Tips from the article
include
- Subscribe to SmartBrief newsletters, a company that pushes out a lot of content around one topic on a daily basis
- · Subscribe to Google Alerts to get emails when your selected topics are mentioned
- · Read comments on your blog and on other blogs – listening to feedback from people who are actively responding to blog posts may help you generate new ideas
- · Follow current events and comment on recent newsworthy event. Just reading the daily news may help generate content ideas
For more information, view the entire article.
For social media marketing, and all other marketing
services, contact Sagefrog Marketing Group. Visit www.sagefrog.com or call 215-230-9024.
Monday, March 4, 2013
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