This is horrible tacky cheesy. Yeah, that’s it. Cheesy. I guess as an amateur video, it does show passion. I guess. Sort of reminds me of the songs you’d he on kid’s shows with the characters singing and playing instruments.
1 Comment » Posted on February 15th, 2008 by Jonathan Trenn
Valentines Day is a marketers holiday. ‘Greeting Card’ holiday some would say, but Valentines Day is special, and takes on a whole new life of its own, breathed into shape my the marketers surrounding us. It may not surprise you that the internet has become an integral tool for those marketers pushing the love bug-and as statistics show, that is A LOT of marketers. According to InternetRetailer 57% of men use the internet to assist them in finding gift ideas and purchasing presents for their loved ones. It seems pretty obvious to pretty much anyone that is wedged into the tricky position of buying a gift for a holiday that is made up by marketers to browse around the internet before buying anything too pricey. If your looking to catch someone’s eye, you might want to use keywords that attract browsers to general searches.
It seems small businesses have caught onto the idea of using the internet to lure in valentines shoppers no matter if they are internet based or not. According to a survey at Constant Contact promotional offers will be implemented by 70% of small businesses-many spreading into email and online marketing. CEO Gail Goodman advises that timing is very important to a successful campaign. “We really suggest that people back up to 10 days to two weeks for their first mention of their Valentine’s offerings, then a second [mention] about three to five days later,” said Goodman. “You want to make sure people have time to respond.”
So if you are searching for something to buy your valentine or if you are trying to sell whatever it is you sell to the desperate shoppers, stay online, thats where the love is at.
No Comments » Posted on February 15th, 2008 by Chessia Kelley
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