Monthly Archives: April 2009
Land Rover includes Twitter marketing in its New York Auto Show promotion
AdAge and others covered the story of how Land Rover is planning to use Twitter. Two things make this one unique. First, Land Rover is including #hashtags ( #LRNY ) in their online and offline twitter marketing promotions. I guess … Continue reading
Launching new frozen pizza on Twitter – just a gimmick?
Kraft’s DiGiorno brand pizza has teamed up with PR firm Weber Shandwick to leverage Twitter to as part of its launch of a new pizza. The Twitter marketing plan is to identify influential Twitterers and deliver pizzas to their tweetups. … Continue reading
The bar has been set. Absolute perfect Twitter marketing.
If you haven’t heard about the race between Ashton Kutcher (@aplusk) and CNN (@cnnbrk) to 1,000,000 followers on Twitter you must have been camping in the woods for the past week. Ashton was on Oprah (@oprah) and got her to … Continue reading
In the restaurant biz? Bookmark this site. List of restaurants using Twitter.
The blog, Online Marketing for Restaurants has started to build out a list of restaurants using Twitter. Some use it to promote deals. Others for customers service. Bottom line is that if you’re in the restaurant business you should be … Continue reading
Flutter the next Twitter? You know you made it when you’re getting spoofed.
Okay, nothing about marketing here, but this was too funny not to share. Enjoy!
Twitter co-founder discusses their secrets to success, challenges and future
Press:Here, a weekly technology show airing on the Silicon Valley’s NBC affiliate, discussed the future of Twitter with their co-founder. Sarah Lacy, Jon Fortt. and Scott McGrew question Dorsey about the future of Twitter, what it will (and won’t do) … Continue reading
fool says Twitter is not for every small business
Maybe he was writing it to intentionally get a rise out of people – to artificially inflate the comments or get the blogosphere and Twittersphere in an uproar. I sure hope so, because this article on Duct Tape Marketing couldn’t … Continue reading