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Showing posts with label sustainable business. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sustainable business. Show all posts
Sunday, May 29, 2011
brand development,
branding,
branding and corporate identity,
business promotion,
corporate branding,
customer relations,
marketing,
marketing campaign,
non-profit branding,
sustainable business
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Social media management for you by Sarah
Social Media Marketing and Management by Sarah
Wish you had a way to harness the people power of the social media?
Heard a lot about "like Facebook" and "follow Twitter" but no clue how to get about it, or simply have no time or computer skills?
An early adopter to the Information Superhighway, Sarah has operated websites of many kinds since 1995 -- well before most people -- and began moving into the blogosphere (the world of blogs) in 2003 with her Livejournal and Blogger sites. Today she is truly a product of social media -- an admitted believer of the potentials of social networking platforms such as Twitter and Facebook -- and tools that make networking easier and pack more impact.
Sarah helps artists, performers, small businesses and community organizations set up their own social media presence in order to facilitate robust and active communications, better transmission of information, announcements and ideas, and build a sense of community and customer loyalty.
And best of all, her rates and fees are affordable and payment terms flexible (within reason). Basic social media set-up starts at $30 for a one-time session, and ongoing social media management and maintenance are also offered at a great rate and on a pay-as-you-go basis.
Beyond Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter, Sarah is also well versed in specialized social media sites targeted for particular cultural, linguistic, geographic or industrial groups. Have you heard of Biznik, Lovli, BrightNeighbor, Living Fusion, Heartbook, Mixi, and Renren? Let Sarah help your social media presence expand into the uncharted new territories!
Even more so than regular websites, social networking sites are more frequently crawled and indexed by major search engines such as Google and Bing. Using the techniques known as search engine optimization, she can also turn your social media presence into a magnet for top search results.
For more, contact Sarah online or 503-427-8269. She can also (of course) be reached on Facebook or on Twitter.
Heard a lot about "like Facebook" and "follow Twitter" but no clue how to get about it, or simply have no time or computer skills?
An early adopter to the Information Superhighway, Sarah has operated websites of many kinds since 1995 -- well before most people -- and began moving into the blogosphere (the world of blogs) in 2003 with her Livejournal and Blogger sites. Today she is truly a product of social media -- an admitted believer of the potentials of social networking platforms such as Twitter and Facebook -- and tools that make networking easier and pack more impact.
Sarah helps artists, performers, small businesses and community organizations set up their own social media presence in order to facilitate robust and active communications, better transmission of information, announcements and ideas, and build a sense of community and customer loyalty.
And best of all, her rates and fees are affordable and payment terms flexible (within reason). Basic social media set-up starts at $30 for a one-time session, and ongoing social media management and maintenance are also offered at a great rate and on a pay-as-you-go basis.
Beyond Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter, Sarah is also well versed in specialized social media sites targeted for particular cultural, linguistic, geographic or industrial groups. Have you heard of Biznik, Lovli, BrightNeighbor, Living Fusion, Heartbook, Mixi, and Renren? Let Sarah help your social media presence expand into the uncharted new territories!
Even more so than regular websites, social networking sites are more frequently crawled and indexed by major search engines such as Google and Bing. Using the techniques known as search engine optimization, she can also turn your social media presence into a magnet for top search results.
For more, contact Sarah online or 503-427-8269. She can also (of course) be reached on Facebook or on Twitter.
Friday, October 23, 2009
artistic practice and skills,
Current projects,
environmentally friendly,
green,
holiday window decorations,
live artist demo,
sustainable business,
window painter,
window painting
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See live window painting in action on Nov. 19
I will be working on a relatively large window painting project on Thursday, November 19 from around 9 a.m. till done (in about 3 hours) in Johns Landing, South Portland.
This is a chance for those who would like to see how it is done. I will also be giving out 25% discount on anyone who stops by and makes a reservation for their own location on the spot.
The method I use for window painting eliminates the need for toxic chemicals or possible damages to the windows. The non-toxic paint, durable for about six months once dry without discoloration, can be washed off with soapy water and typical consumer window cleansers (such as Windex) albeit with some patience, so there is no need for paint thinners or other volatile chemicals that can harm people's health and the environment. It also reduces the possibility of damages and scratches to the windows.
It will be at the Water Tower Postal Annex on Southwest Boundary Street between Corbett and Macadam on November 19.
This is a chance for those who would like to see how it is done. I will also be giving out 25% discount on anyone who stops by and makes a reservation for their own location on the spot.
The method I use for window painting eliminates the need for toxic chemicals or possible damages to the windows. The non-toxic paint, durable for about six months once dry without discoloration, can be washed off with soapy water and typical consumer window cleansers (such as Windex) albeit with some patience, so there is no need for paint thinners or other volatile chemicals that can harm people's health and the environment. It also reduces the possibility of damages and scratches to the windows.
It will be at the Water Tower Postal Annex on Southwest Boundary Street between Corbett and Macadam on November 19.
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