Comments on: Can Social Media help a new Poker site grow? http://dadspokerblog.com/can-social-media-help-a-new-poker-site-grow/ Thu, 25 Aug 2011 10:27:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: stevebrogan http://dadspokerblog.com/can-social-media-help-a-new-poker-site-grow/comment-page-1/#comment-1193 stevebrogan Thu, 17 Sep 2009 02:33:59 +0000 http://dadspokerblog.com/?p=2190#comment-1193 You are too funny. Enjoyed your comments and your recommendations. Hope you are recovering from your last episode at the tables. I saw your tweet but did not know what to say?<br>Hmm. Me at a loss for words? Best regards! You are too funny. Enjoyed your comments and your recommendations. Hope you are recovering from your last episode at the tables. I saw your tweet but did not know what to say?
Hmm. Me at a loss for words? Best regards!

]]> By: imannoth http://dadspokerblog.com/can-social-media-help-a-new-poker-site-grow/comment-page-1/#comment-1192 imannoth Thu, 17 Sep 2009 02:16:45 +0000 http://dadspokerblog.com/?p=2190#comment-1192 After your last blog post and some more, the line "The site I am thinking about" deserves a little laugh (hi, hi.. ok, i stopped). <br><br>I'm really interested on social media (I met you on twitter through a tweet from your son ^^) so I'm not unbiased.<br><br>I think a good marketing plan should include social media (absolutely!) no matter what's the size of the business. It couldn't help sometimes but it's never a wrong choice (once installed it's actually the cheapest of the marketing tools, like telemarketing was before).<br><br>Back to the plot: <br><br>They SHOULD hire an agent (a marketer of their own) or marketing consultant (hire it for some hours). <br>If (maybe erroneusly) they're going to be their own marketer, I'll recommend them to read "22 inmutable laws of marketing" by Ries and Trout (easy read starting book) and "Telemarketing" by J. Pope (in order to turn their advice into the social medial of today. Or maybe the new book by "a red-haired guy and her colleague" (hi,hi... ahem!).<br><br>Wishes! <br><br>Imanoth After your last blog post and some more, the line “The site I am thinking about” deserves a little laugh (hi, hi.. ok, i stopped).

I'm really interested on social media (I met you on twitter through a tweet from your son ^^) so I'm not unbiased.

I think a good marketing plan should include social media (absolutely!) no matter what's the size of the business. It couldn't help sometimes but it's never a wrong choice (once installed it's actually the cheapest of the marketing tools, like telemarketing was before).

Back to the plot:

They SHOULD hire an agent (a marketer of their own) or marketing consultant (hire it for some hours).
If (maybe erroneusly) they're going to be their own marketer, I'll recommend them to read “22 inmutable laws of marketing” by Ries and Trout (easy read starting book) and “Telemarketing” by J. Pope (in order to turn their advice into the social medial of today. Or maybe the new book by “a red-haired guy and her colleague” (hi,hi… ahem!).

Wishes!

Imanoth

]]> By: stevebrogan http://dadspokerblog.com/can-social-media-help-a-new-poker-site-grow/comment-page-1/#comment-678 stevebrogan Wed, 16 Sep 2009 22:33:59 +0000 http://dadspokerblog.com/?p=2190#comment-678 You are too funny. Enjoyed your comments and your recommendations. Hope you are recovering from your last episode at the tables. I saw your tweet but did not know what to say?<br>Hmm. Me at a loss for words? Best regards! You are too funny. Enjoyed your comments and your recommendations. Hope you are recovering from your last episode at the tables. I saw your tweet but did not know what to say?
Hmm. Me at a loss for words? Best regards!

]]> By: imannoth http://dadspokerblog.com/can-social-media-help-a-new-poker-site-grow/comment-page-1/#comment-677 imannoth Wed, 16 Sep 2009 22:16:45 +0000 http://dadspokerblog.com/?p=2190#comment-677 After your last blog post and some more, the line "The site I am thinking about" deserves a little laugh (hi, hi.. ok, i stopped). <br><br>I'm really interested on social media (I met you on twitter through a tweet from your son ^^) so I'm not unbiased.<br><br>I think a good marketing plan should include social media (absolutely!) no matter what's the size of the business. It couldn't help sometimes but it's never a wrong choice (once installed it's actually the cheapest of the marketing tools, like telemarketing was before).<br><br>Back to the plot: <br><br>They SHOULD hire an agent (a marketer of their own) or marketing consultant (hire it for some hours). <br>If (maybe erroneusly) they're going to be their own marketer, I'll recommend them to read "22 inmutable laws of marketing" by Ries and Trout (easy read starting book) and "Telemarketing" by J. Pope (in order to turn their advice into the social medial of today. Or maybe the new book by "a red-haired guy and her colleague" (hi,hi... ahem!).<br><br>Wishes! <br><br>Imanoth After your last blog post and some more, the line “The site I am thinking about” deserves a little laugh (hi, hi.. ok, i stopped).

I'm really interested on social media (I met you on twitter through a tweet from your son ^^) so I'm not unbiased.

I think a good marketing plan should include social media (absolutely!) no matter what's the size of the business. It couldn't help sometimes but it's never a wrong choice (once installed it's actually the cheapest of the marketing tools, like telemarketing was before).

Back to the plot:

They SHOULD hire an agent (a marketer of their own) or marketing consultant (hire it for some hours).
If (maybe erroneusly) they're going to be their own marketer, I'll recommend them to read “22 inmutable laws of marketing” by Ries and Trout (easy read starting book) and “Telemarketing” by J. Pope (in order to turn their advice into the social medial of today. Or maybe the new book by “a red-haired guy and her colleague” (hi,hi… ahem!).

Wishes!

Imanoth

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