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Debbie Rootman posted a discussion:Who do you know in these categories who would like 600 or more business contacts/networkers in one event for $399?
(includes a membership for the year and benefits in Entrepreneural Success Network)
Real EState expert, Building Maintenance, Acupuncture, Chiropractor, Concierge Services, Home... see more Who do you know in these categories who would like 600 or more business contacts/networkers in one event for $399?
(includes a membership for the year and benefits in Entrepreneural Success Network)
Real EState expert, Building Maintenance, Acupuncture, Chiropractor, Concierge Services, Home stager, Dentist, Courier, DJ, Event Planner, Fashion Stylists, Personal Trainer, Home Inspections., Organizing, Nutritional Consultant, Petcare, Plumbing, Pre-arrangement Advisors, Winemakers THEY WOULD BE EXCLUSIVE!8 months ago -
Baila Lazarus posted a discussion:Want to get your name/face in Business in Vancouver? Send me an email (NOT THROUGH HOBN) to: blazarus@biv.com with the answer to: What's the biggest mistake you ever made? I will be looking at answers and grouping people together to go into a large Small-Business-Month supplement October 29 months ago
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Jenneil Peters posted a discussion:I have an upcoming workshop "Pinterest for Branding" please take a few moments to review the information. You may know someone that could benefit from taking the workshop. If you could pass on the info to them it would be much appreciated. http://pinterestforbranding.eventbrite.ca/11 months ago
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Ronald Lee posted a discussion:If you're not using video in your business and marketing today, you'll be left behind tomorrow. That's a fact! Video will be the most common form of online use by 2014* (*stat according to Cisco).
However, with the average price for a two minute video at $1,000+, I understand that it could... see more If you're not using video in your business and marketing today, you'll be left behind tomorrow. That's a fact! Video will be the most common form of online use by 2014* (*stat according to Cisco).
However, with the average price for a two minute video at $1,000+, I understand that it could be an expensive challenge to get all the videos you want, when you want and the way you want them.
Unless you learn to do it yourself.
Expert on Video is offering a full day Video Shooting Course on May 12th, from 10am to 4:30pm for those who want to learn how to shoot online video for yourself
In this course you'll learn:
*Where to purchase all your gear for under $1,000.
*Which camera to buy, what lights you need, which editing software to use and where to get these.
*About the different types of videos you can and will want to shoot.
*How to create a multiple video shooting strategy campaign for yourself or your company.
*Where to host your videos and how to get it on your website and online.
*And more!
The regular/public cost for this is $497 but HOBN members can get this at 40% for $297 by using the promo code "HOBN".
You know you need video but not sure this course is for you? We have a Money Back Guarantee! If you decide that the course missed it’s mark and you don’t find it valuable for yourself, then we’ll be happy to return your registration fee! We want to make this workshop no risk for you and have you finish the day satisfied that you learned a lot about making your own videos for marketing.1 year ago -
Trina Leckie posted a request:Want to make some extra cash and help your clients at the same time? Refer anyone with a website to us who needs to get online visibility in the search engines (search engine optimization) at an affordable rate...and if they sign a contract with us, we will reward you with 10% of the one year... see more Want to make some extra cash and help your clients at the same time? Refer anyone with a website to us who needs to get online visibility in the search engines (search engine optimization) at an affordable rate...and if they sign a contract with us, we will reward you with 10% of the one year contract amount! Please contact me for details at trina@webwarriormarketing.com1 year ago
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Bonnie Sainsbury posted a link:Many of you have been taught the concept of the marketing funnel. The basic idea is you gather leads into the top the large opening in a funnel and ultimately end up with customers at the small end of the funnel. The problem with this approach is all the focus is on the chase.
The real payoff... see more Many of you have been taught the concept of the marketing funnel. The basic idea is you gather leads into the top the large opening in a funnel and ultimately end up with customers at the small end of the funnel. The problem with this approach is all the focus is on the chase.
The real payoff in marketing comes from expanding your thinking on how to turn a lead into a raving fan for your business…a real advocate.
The Marketing HourglassTM is a key component of the Duct Tape Marketing System. The top half is similar to the funnel concept, but the expanding bottom half adds the necessary focus on the total customer experience all the gurus tell you to do.
Read more: Duct Tape Marketing Hourglass Lives - RIP Marketing Funnel http://ilgresults.com/the-marketing-hourglass-lives-rip-marketing-funnel/#ixzz1m7ZAzvIl1 year ago- Marilyn Anderson, Craig Addy, and Christine Till like this.
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Christine Till Yes, whether it is online of offline, it is still all about the relationship.1 year ago
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Marilyn Anderson I LOVE the 'hourglass' concept - what a refreshing and realistic point of view.1 year ago
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Dave Macdonald posted a discussion:I'm looking for a graphic designer to help me out with a half-dozen or so website images. I'm thinking we'll need someone with access to a good stable of stock medical photos.1 year ago
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Monika Becker Hi Dave,
You may want to connect with our very own HOBN member Jamie Ward from Ginger Kid creative at gingerkidcreative.com. Also, I have had an awesome experience with Kelly Chernoff from... see moreHi Dave,
You may want to connect with our very own HOBN member Jamie Ward from Ginger Kid creative at gingerkidcreative.com. Also, I have had an awesome experience with Kelly Chernoff from Brandroom Creative at www.brandroomcreative.com. Kelly designed my logo and business cards. Good luck!1 year ago -
Neil Hamilton I agree with Monika Dave..1 year ago
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JoAnne Ward Jaime Ward: 604-506=1774 is outstanding, quick, on target, and listens to what you want.1 year ago
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Helen Boyle Hi Dave, I use Y at Meyer-Print-Graphics. She is fabulous and has won awards for her work. She is very good at getting the essence of the business and the people who own it into her work. She's... see moreHi Dave, I use Y at Meyer-Print-Graphics. She is fabulous and has won awards for her work. She is very good at getting the essence of the business and the people who own it into her work. She's an HOBN member so you can find her here easily.1 year ago
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Alanna Fero | Social Venture/Spirit Venture Business Coach & Venture Catalyst With iStock and Gettyworks (etc) almost anyone has access to stock medical photos. I agree with Daniel that 99designs can be great but you have to know how to set up the campaign to get good... see moreWith iStock and Gettyworks (etc) almost anyone has access to stock medical photos. I agree with Daniel that 99designs can be great but you have to know how to set up the campaign to get good results... my best tip is to peruse portfolios for an evening and invite designers who's work you like to enter your competition. Much better results when you take the lead. Good luck!1 year ago
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Bonnie Sainsbury posted a link:The truth is that you can create brand pages on every social network you can imagine and you won’t succeed unless you know whom you’re trying to reach and where, what it is they expect and value, and how these channels represent a meaningful opportunity for you and your consumers to connect. You... see more The truth is that you can create brand pages on every social network you can imagine and you won’t succeed unless you know whom you’re trying to reach and where, what it is they expect and value, and how these channels represent a meaningful opportunity for you and your consumers to connect. You first must answer what’s in it for them and what’s in it for you1 year ago
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Maggie McKee Thanks for this great article. I am really looking forward to delving into Brian Solis' book at Books on Burrard every Monday at 5. Last night's meeting was a good example of the 'end of business... see moreThanks for this great article. I am really looking forward to delving into Brian Solis' book at Books on Burrard every Monday at 5. Last night's meeting was a good example of the 'end of business as usual'! Great setting, good conversations and a great support as I learn more and more about the effective use of social media. Thanks for your patience for the novice! I encourage more folks to come and check out this group.1 year ago
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Margaret Reynolds I am learning a lot from this book both as a business person and a consumer. As a business person you need to learn how to market to where your clients are. These days that means online and... see moreI am learning a lot from this book both as a business person and a consumer. As a business person you need to learn how to market to where your clients are. These days that means online and Brian's book is full of great information of how consumers are using technology to make decisions.1 year ago
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Christine Till Yes! The End of Business as We Know It... Thanks for sharing, Bonnie!1 year ago
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Bicycle Billboards posted a request:I believe that I have a unique and high impact form of advertising for small to medium business. I'm looking for marketing companies that would like to sell my service, outsourcing if you will.
Bicycle Billboards is more than just another billboard, we are a mobile marketing force!1 year ago -
Austen Mayor posted a link:SocioCentral is going through a major redesign. Not only will the look be different, but our content strategy is new and there will be more educational sections to help members learn social media marketing.1 year ago
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Catherine Rocheleau posted a discussion:Hi everyone. Do you want to gain some great exposure for your biz? I am a member of the 2011 Grey Cup Festival Volunteer Orientation Committee. We are looking for fabulous door prizes for the over 500 Festival Volunteers. Each company that donates will be recognized in the Orientation... see more Hi everyone. Do you want to gain some great exposure for your biz? I am a member of the 2011 Grey Cup Festival Volunteer Orientation Committee. We are looking for fabulous door prizes for the over 500 Festival Volunteers. Each company that donates will be recognized in the Orientation manuals. Volunteers will be all ages and from all areas of BC and maybe beyond. I'd love to speak with you about this great opportunity Email or send me a message so I can connect & share more details.1 year ago
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Catherine Rocheleau I have had great response to my call for door prizes. Thanks to HOBN members who stepped forward.. There is still time for your biz to donate and gain great exposure. Contact me if you would like... see moreI have had great response to my call for door prizes. Thanks to HOBN members who stepped forward.. There is still time for your biz to donate and gain great exposure. Contact me if you would like to donate a great door prize!1 year ago
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Catherine Rocheleau UPDATE: Thank you again to all who generously donated. As part of the Grey Cup Volunteer Orientation Committee, I participated in training over 500 volunteers for the Grey Cup Festival. The... see moreUPDATE: Thank you again to all who generously donated. As part of the Grey Cup Volunteer Orientation Committee, I participated in training over 500 volunteers for the Grey Cup Festival. The door prizes donated were very well received and all donors were listed in the Volunteer manuals for added recognition. I hope you all gain some new business from your generosity.1 year ago
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Bonnie Sainsbury posted a link:US mobile ad spending will grow 47% in 2012, reaching $1.8 billion, as marketers seek to capitalize on rising smart device and mobile web adoption. As on the desktop, search and display (banners, rich media and video) are emerging as the dominant mobile ad formats.
“Mobile advertising is no... see more US mobile ad spending will grow 47% in 2012, reaching $1.8 billion, as marketers seek to capitalize on rising smart device and mobile web adoption. As on the desktop, search and display (banners, rich media and video) are emerging as the dominant mobile ad formats.
“Mobile advertising is no longer a question of ‘if’ but of ‘when,’” said Noah Elkin, principal analyst at eMarketer and author of the new report, “Mobile Advertising and Marketing:1 year ago- Christine Till likes this.
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Bonnie Sainsbury posted a link:Just one - Mobile subscriber growth is continuing at a pace that matches the meteoric rise of Internet adoption, a rate that puts other technologies like TV to shame.1 year ago
