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The Importance of Direct Mail and Email Marketing in the Social Media Age

By branding, Direct Mail, Direct Marketing, full moon design group, marketing, social media, strategy, Vicky Gouge

I have had quite a few posts recently touting the benefits of social media.  While still in its infancy, social media and social networking are incredibly powerful when executed properly and when companies use them to bridge the communication gaps between themselves and their customers, clients, and core audiences.  But while just about everyone is at least dipping their toes…

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Hotel ZaZa – A Branded Success

By advertising, branding, corporate branding, design, Direct Marketing, full moon design group, Graphic Design, marketing, Promotional Marketing, strategy

A little over a month ago, I headed to Dallas with a very good friend. Since it was a girls’ weekend, we decided to pamper ourselves and stay at Hotel ZaZa. I had not heard of the boutique hotel before this trip, but after staying there for two nights, I’ll never forget it! From the interior design of the hotel,…

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Social Media: Ready… Set… Now What?

By advertising, branding, corporate branding, full moon design group, marketing, social media, strategy, Vicky Gouge

So you are taking the plunge.  You’ve heard it over and over and you are taking the first steps toward getting your business in the social media / social networking realm.  Ready… Set… Now What? Thoughtful planning and consideration need to go into the process, but the effort can be daunting and outright overwhelming. Here’s a good solid approach that…

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Social Media: Yet another way to expose yourself.

By branding, full moon design group, marketing, social media

The social media revolution is here and it’s here to stay.  And most business owners have had someone tell them they should be using social media, but not everyone is on board because they simply don’t see the big picture. Social Media really is all about exposing yourself.  It’s about getting yourself out there, engaging people in conversations and telling…

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Social Networking Worked for Me

By marketing

When our marketing consultant asked us to create a Facebook page, I thought she was nuts. How in the heck did I have time to log into Facebook and keep it updated?! Not to mention my apprehension about how a Facebook page would bring Full Moon Design group business. But, after a short “UGH” I proceeded to create one ……

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Spreading the Holiday Cheer

By Graphic Design, marketing, Random Thoughts

Holiday cards can be one of the easiest holiday chores to ignore. They truly are painstaking. Keeping track of all the people that you are sending cards, making sure that you have the right address for them, making sure that you have enough cards (including some extras for people that you may have accidentally forgot), and then sitting down and signing…

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Zen and the Art of Marketing with Blogs

By marketing

Blogging.  It has become extremely popular lately, and why not – it gives people an opportunity to share their thoughts and expertise with the world.  It gives people the ability to have their words show up in print for anyone to read.  That’s pretty cool for the average person.  However – with companies – blogging is even cooler.  It not…

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Marketing Tips and the Election Go Hand-in-Hand

By marketing

Marketing tips may not seem like that important of a blog when you have the election and the economy to talk about; however it is because of the impending election and the current state of the economy that marketing is a very important topic of discussion.  With no one feeling too certain about the future, it is time to take…

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Non-Profits Profit from Branding, Too

By branding, marketing

Non-profits operate just like any other business – well aside from the fact that they don’t make a profit.  All of the non-profits proceeds go to paying bills, paying employees, and then going to help the people they were founded to help.  Non-profits’ budgets are traditionally tight and have become even tighter in these trying economic times.  Non-profits do, however,…

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