Tag Archives: social networking
17
Sep

Tips on Creating your Online Portfolio

Creating an online profile of yourself can be a tricky concept. People are such mullti-facted beings that encompass a variety of business, emotional, spiritual and social interests. This means that if you are blogging about all your personal ‘facets’ you blog or facebook profile may not hold a persons interest for long. So how do [...]

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11
Sep

The Value of Social Media Databases

I love social media because of the database it creates! I have always found myself trudging through an inaccurate database of ‘potential’ clients at some point in my life and simply ended up frustrated. Traditional databases can be very ineffective and a waste of time because the are simply a list of people you are [...]

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29
Apr

Deciding which social networks to play in

The problem with starting in a new social network environment is the time it takes to network yourself to a point that it starts to work. So being a part of too many networks may just dilute your efforts and lead to more quantity but much less quality.

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19
Apr

Internet Marketing for Grindrod

The Virtuoso team were delighted when recently commissioned to create an internet marketing campaign for Grindrod Limited.

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16
Feb

Developing a Tourism Internet Portfolio

City of Choice is a tourism company in Queensburgh, Durban. They focus on the wellness travel niche and approached me to consult on the development of their website and the internet marketing campaign. They do a fair amount of business to business marketing and wanted to allow for both B2B marketing and end user marketing [...]

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05
Feb

Social Networking Experiment

Anyone who has started the process of marketing themselves online would have heard someone use the phrase ‘social networking.’ Social networking has become such a large part of internet marketing because the general trend of internet users has been to move from a research focus to a social focus online. Facebook, Myspace, Twitter, Plurk, Flickr, [...]

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