“Social media creates kinship between companies and customers, and kinship equals purchase intent.”
posted by sam101 at
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Your POWERBranding© identity is the graphic image that represents who you are as a business. It is your silent salesperson selling your company and its services and products. Your POWERBranding© identity is the image that your customers visual recall. Take a lesson from Burger King, Kodak, Cingular, Disney and the list goes on.
About Me
- Name: sam101
- Location: Atlanta, Georgia, United States
Creative junky. Social media enthusiast. Apple lover. Serial entrepreneur, founding sam101, The MedicMinder, aBi, and Dig Book Publishing. I consider myself to be a Lifelong learner, self-motivated in the pursuit of knowledge for both personal and professional reasons and have spent my entire career working in marketing communications. A designer in love with all things creative, for whom social media/marketing and entertraining (that would be entertaining and training combined) are always my passion—as well as cooking, reading, comedy and theatre. I love cheese, beer, my dogs that I call my babies, building my collection of books and buying paper and pens than I can’t possibly use in a lifetime. I try to be a good person by volunteering my design skills to a limited number of non-profit organizations yearly. Follow me on Twitter at http://twitter.com/sam101 and check out my other blog sites listed above.
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