The End of Print Journalism?

Friday Fun, Videos on March 26th, 2010 View Comments

Newspaper HoarderHere is our Friday fun video for this week!

This week our featured funny is courtesy of The Onion. You have to wonder just what would happen to all those “crazy loons” if the newspaper industry did just up and disappear one day. Who can argue with the fact that “you just can’t insulate your clothing with animal bones!?” Read more »

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Social Media Club NH Recap

Social Media Marketing on March 24th, 2010 View Comments

Social Media Club NH LogoLast night was an exciting evening in the State of New Hampshire (Portsmouth to be more precise) as the first ever Social Media Club NH meeting was held. Roughly 170 people attended the event looking to connect, network and listen to the challenges and opportunities that social media marketing has to offer all NH industries. Read more »

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New Hampshire Healthcare Video

Healthcare, Videos on March 19th, 2010 View Comments

NH Healthcare Movie IconIf a picture tells a thousand words, how do you quantify a video presentation?

FirstTracks Marketing Group was asked by Monadnock Healthy Teeth to Toes (a program developed at Monadnock Community Hospital in Peterborough, NH that educates children in healthy oral hygiene and nutrition practices) to create a short video loop. Read more »

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Social Spam = Less Customers

Social Media Marketing on March 19th, 2010 Comments Off

Social Media WagonBE GENUINE AND HONEST WITH YOURSELF AND YOUR CUSTOMERS

We all want to sell more product and make more money, but when it comes to Social Media the most important thing to remember is that your primary goal is to connect with PEOPLE. Read more »

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Want to be the wet baby?

Branding, Corporate Identity, Marketing Strategy, Social Media Marketing on March 4th, 2010 Comments Off

Picture of a wet babyIn my previous business life I lived in the world of manufacturing just as industries were moving to Asia. In my industry the manufacturing was first in the US, then Korea which had the right raw materials and labor costs, then in an instant it all moved to China. Read more »

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