Archive for April, 2010
All it Takes is One
Friday, April 23rd, 2010
I had the distinct pleasure of meeting Kenny Tomlin, the Founder of Rockfish Interactive this weekend. Been in business the same amount of time as us. Provides similar services. Yet, some how he managed to grow his business 10 times as fast as we did. I decided to pick his brain to find out the secret to his success. All things seemed equal until he told us about his first account:Wal-Mart. All it took was this one account, powerful enough to give him the launch he needed for a successful business future. Our encounter reiterated how important the customer truly is to any company. One client can cut your lights on or off. One client can pay your child’s way through college or secure your entire retirement fund. We spend our whole lives preparing for that one moment, whether we are in school preparing for that career or at home preparing that meal. And yes, preparation is key, but you can’t spend so much time preparing lunch that by the time you finish, it’s dinner time. So, thank you to all of the clients who have made MediumFour a success thus far. And we look forward to the moment that we land each and every one of our new accounts.
Tags: accounts, business, clients
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A Day In the Life of MediumFour
Wednesday, April 21st, 2010
A Day in the Life of MediumFour
ENJOY and LeBron, thank you.
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Four Steps to Designing Your Business Card
Tuesday, April 20th, 2010
1. Paper
- Use at least one hundred pound card stock.
- Use non-standard materials such as plastic or colored stock, even something out of the ordinary is bound to be kept and remembered.
- Be different with shape, such as under or over-sizing the card, or making it in the shape of your product.
2. Brand Identity
- Include a logo, picture or graphic image that you will use consistently on all of your marketing materials.
- If your product or service is not evident in your company’s name, then include a slogan that announces a distinctive brand identity.
3. Design
- Keep it simple with no more than a few different fonts. Stay away from fonts that are hard to read.
- Colors on business card should be consistent with colors in you logo.
4. Content
- Keep information to the point and as brief as possible.
- Numbers, fax number, website and e-mail as well as your name and title
These tips and others can be found at http://www.creativebusinessadventures.com/id42.html
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