Sunday Funday
Last week was Qittle’s biggest week to date. We signed up 7 new clients, a couple off the internet, a contact of Courtney’s and a local company. Nice job everyone. Last week was the first week it felt like traffic and buzz is starting to pay off and the momentum is starting to snowball.
I’ve attached a photo of my office wall, yes it was creative Sunday here at the office. I like to call it Sunday funday.
This is my challenge to myself, 1 Million in revenue by July 3rd 2010 (end of Live The Dream and my B-day) Here is what my picture and Goal mean to me.
Happy Customers, Happy Team = Goal
That means our customers love our service, our customer service, our support and Qittle. We make money.
The team is happy means, we are seeing pay checks on a regular basis, we love coming to work, we have a passion for what we do and it’s not a job but an extension of who we are.
When these 2 things are met the goal of revenue is achievable. As a team all of our goals play into the Qittle goals. I’d like to challenge everyone to set a goal this week and have fun with it. Blog about it, Facebook it, Tweet it or design your wall. I’m thinking through a fun prize for the most creative which I’ll give out on Friday.
Thanks for being a part of this journey
Casey
Search for the ultimate ski bum, Welland Tribune e-edition
“Live The Dream” Win a Year in Aspen/Snowmass
Contestants have more time to enter the Live the Dream contest for an all-expense-paid year living in Aspen, Colo.
Anyone can submit their name to enter the contest, which starts Jan. 1, 2010. Contestants will be narrowed down and invited to Aspen to compete for a year’s worth of free accommodation, a ski pass, new skis, a new bike, tickets to Aspen events and a credit card allowance.
The winner will be required to blog on the experience, plus host weekly radio and TV shows in Aspen.
The contest is being promoted mainly via social networking sites such as Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. For more information, go to qittle.com/live_the_dream.
Click here to read the full article Welland Tribune e-edition
HBO Uses Mobile Messaging for Fight Night
HBO Pay-Per-View used mobile to drive awareness and purchases of the Mayweather-Marquez fight, and to generate opt-ins for its mobile VIP club.
Consumers were asked to text PELEA to a short code for a chance to win a signed boxing glove and received an SMS message back inviting them to join the VIP club. An impressive 12.9 percent clicked through, and of them, nearly 70 percent opted into the club, giving HBO a valuable database for remarketing purposes.
Click here to read the full article in Mobile Marketer.
Google Purchase of AdMob for $750 Million proves Mobile is real
Google Inc. has signed a game-changing agreement to acquire mobile ad network AdMob for $750 million in stock in a move that validates mobile advertising as an effective marketing medium.
Google is hoping that this acquisition will enhance its existing expertise and technology in mobile advertising, while also giving advertisers and publishers more choice in this fast-growing area. The deal will help Google in its efforts to develop more effective tools for creating, serving and analyzing emerging mobile ads formats and expand beyond its traditional focus on search advertising.
Example of a Nice Newspaper Ad for Mobile Opt in
This is a very good example of a nice Newspaper ad for Mobile opt in or for that matter any ad.
We like to call it a “Call To Action” what are you asking the reader to do? The Call To Action should be one thing, not multiple messages or actions. Asking people to take too many steps is not very effect or having too many messages with in one ad is not very successful.
The idea is an easy next step, Text in to get…
Once we’ve made that connection now reach back out with another offer or communication. The biggest mistake we see with marketing messages is too many actions or messages within one ad. It’s messy and there is no clear message.
The Golden rule applies, Keep it simple!





