Online Marketing For Beginners: How To Maximize Success And Growth
Posted by Staff (06/02/2016 @ 2:14 pm)
In a world where millions of people use the Internet in their professional and/or personal lives, business owners who want to outperform competitors and enhance their bottom line need to connect with individuals in this digital space. To make it happen, it’s important for corporate leaders and entrepreneurs to learn as much as possible about how the online marketing world works. Obtain the information you need now by reviewing the short outline prepared below:
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Online Marketing in the Tech Space
Posted by Staff (05/15/2016 @ 9:00 am)
Tech businesses around the world know that to survive in the industry, a company must always be on the cutting edge of tech gadgets, apps and platforms that people want to use. Once you have that can’t-live-without product or service, you need to market it to the right audience. A decade ago you could get away with going to buy domain names, set up a simple website and that’s it. In today’s marketing landscape, tech businesses will need to do much more in order to reach the right kinds of customers, whether your product is made for consumers or for the business world.
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Microsoft dumping piles of money on Windows Phone 7
Posted by Jeff Morgan (08/27/2010 @ 12:40 am)
Just how much money does it take to elbow your way in between Apple and Google in the mobile market? Remember, you’ve also got to beat back RIM while you’re at it, and hope none of those three develop anything you didn’t expect. Got a number? Is it in the billions? That’s what Microsoft may be betting to make Windows Phone 7 work.
According to TechCrunch, Microsoft could spend into the billions on development and marketing for the new mobile platform. It’s a huge figure, made to look even larger by the estimated expense of marketing the Droid series of Android phones.
The $100 million Goldberg estimates that Verizon, Motorola and Google collectively spent on marketing helped turn the Droid line of phones into a serious stable of competitors against the iPhone. (Compare that to Google’s fizzled Nexus One launch, where the search giant pinched pennies on marketing.)
To spend 10 times that amount could be either a great idea or the world’s worst gamble. Microsoft has completely scorched consumer bridges with its previous mobile offerings, none of which will transition to the new system very smoothly. Even with a billion dollars behind it, Windows Phone 7 could be too late.
