www.myspace.com/dreamscapemarketing ...go ahead and make us your friend! This popular website, myspace.com, has been an icon in recent pop-culture over the past few years as it allows people of all ages to design a user profile and invite others to be friends based on common interests in their profiles. This site is also very similar to the popular college-targeted Facebook.com online community.
The success of myspace.com at building an interactive online community has been more than substantial and continues to grow. It is growing so much in fact, that groups ranging from small-time garage bands to companies like Nike and Scion are creating communities based on music or sports interests and distributing free samples of music, products, games, or other promotional gear.
With a willing audience of web-savvy members, the sky is the limit in terms of advertising on the MySpace website, or creating a company profile and promoting your offerings through the online communities hosted by MySpace. Don't tell Blogspot, but you can even host your own blog from www.myspace.com!
MySpace.com--thinking Outside-The-Box
~Daniel Gemp, Managing Partner
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Go Outside the Box, but go with a plan!
Thinking outside the box may set you apart from the competition, but it may also set you apart from your customers and lead negative business results. Take a good idea a little too far, and you may find yourself alienated from your customers and struggling to maintain your revenues. With Dreamscape Marketing, you can be confident that a custom solution will be tailored for you and your business.
Dreamscape specializes in providing you with the right combination of marketing innovation and established portals for communicating your message. With our experience in a variety of different advertising mediums, you can be confident that the message reaching your consumers is the message they'll respond to.
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Thomas Collins - Senior Sales Manager - Philadelphia region
I agree with Tom's assessment that it is easy to get carried away with a marketing plan that becomes more "fluff" than real marketing practicum.
However, I would think (or hope) that at most companies, these ideas would be axed while they are still in the brainstorming phase.
From my experience, the marketing gurus over at Dreamscape Marketing have a fix on how to straddle the line between creative ingenuity and logical strategies, and I would certainly recommend their services.
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