Sometimes what we do isn't easy to advertise - because we work closely with our clients to establish long term programs meant to accomplish our clients very specific goals - we support them in whatever means possible. Here are a few typical projects you might not see our name signed to, but our fingerprints are all over them:
- Weekly email newsletters for customers on specific topics
- Regularly published print newsletters, full-color, at least 20 pages in size
- We broker print jobs of any size, to help our customers get the best deals possible. Even if they don't order print from us, we are a great place to incite your vendors to lower their prices!
- Typical customer print jobs include: 50 page services catalogs, business cards, brochures, newsletters, buisness systems (letterhead, envelopes, notepads, etc...)
- Regular website updates, either per hour or for a flat fee.
- Survey setup, preogram administration and coordination
- Online commerce website for pretty much anything that can be sold online
- Image database management and administration, high end image editing
- Technical support and training for any of the products we offer, including self service email newsletters, self service website updates, email administration and custom database use
- Online data acquisition and interpretation. For many of our customers, we provide monthly or quartery traffic reports on their internet traffic. We also aid with Search Engine Optimization, keywords, site submission, Google Adwords and Google Analytics
Because we work in such a specialized way with our customers, we are able to offer them unprecedented customer service and support, well beyond what they would receive from most smaller or even larger organizations.
Planning a marketing program is just as important as implementing it. We pride ourseleves on taking the time with our dedicated clients to sit down on help them compose a marketing plan of any size and length. We help you plan for the future, while not forgetting where you are today.
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