Showing posts with label Media. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Media. Show all posts

Sunday

Splash Media Announces Stephanie Hamilton Designs as Winner of ?Free...

Dallas, TX (Vocus/PRWEB) April 11, 2011

Stephanie Hamilton Designs, a boutique custom jeweler based in f- Pacifica, CA, is the winner of Splash Media’s“Free Month of Social Media” contest. More than 75 small business owners across the country entered to win free Splash Media services for a month— a $5000 value. Facebook fans were asked to comment beneath each contestant’s logos to vote.

“This is exciting! I’m really anxious to get started,” said Stephanie Hamilton, founder and artist.

“We are very happy to welcome Stephanie Hamilton Designs into the Splash family,” said Paul Slack, co-founder of Splash Media.
The runner-up, Lyme Light PR, an events promotion company based in Dallas, Texas, will receive $1000 in Facebook advertising.
Stephanie Hamilton Designs features jewelry designs created by hand- knitting wire and jewels, pearls, shells and other natural elements.

About Splash Media
Splash Media LP, based in Addison, Texas, is one of the largest agencies in the Southwest providing Internet marketing, social media marketing and strategic video solutions. Splash offers a unique mix of services that blends interactive digital marketing with Emmy Award-winning video production. Splash Media also offers spark360, a web-based business video program that celebrates entrepreneurship by telling the unique stories of small and mid-sized businesses. The spark360 news-style stories are distributed via an SEO-optimized “full circle” social media strategy.

Companies looking to outsource their social media marketing contact Splash Media for expertise in creating online communities, social media monitoring/interaction and content marketing. And since 2004, Splash has delivered web-enabled, custom strategic video solutions for training and communications.

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Friday

North Myrtle Beach Resort Gets a New Online Facelift and Social Media...

Myrtle Beach, SC (PRWEB) March 8, 2011

In a new digital economy, businesses have to be well-suited for the job. And that means sharpening their virtual apparel.

For Tilghman Beach & Golf Resort, image is everything. After months of building, composing and preparing, a new and improved website is available to the public, giving the North Myrtle Beach resort much to look forward to in the upcoming months.

“This new site is exactly what Tilghman [Beach & Golf Resort] wants everyone to see. We have a new staff in place accompanied with some great summer specials and special events to provide our guests with the best summer ever” says John Agness, Marketing Director. “We have made a lot of changes since last summer and we want our virtual presence to reflect that.”

Change has been a great element for Tilghman Beach & Golf Resort as they’ve implemented new staff, new marketing strategies and new concepts to help increase traffic to the website as well as promote campaigns such as “Tilghman Cares” through every method of the Tilghman experience. The most significant change is the Myrtle Beach accommodations website which features dynamic visuals of the resort along with a landscape that captures detailing information regarding accommodations, amenities and the surrounding Myrtle Beach area.

“We’ve worked very hard to perfect our presentation,” said Gabrielle Watts, General Manager. “With the dedication of InterCoastal Net Designs and our marketing team, we have a product that sells and we are proud to share that.”

Accompanying the website is a golf section, complete with its own Myrtle Beach Golf site and reservation center for booking golf packages. Tilghman Beach & Golf Resort is also virtually sustained by Twitter, Facebook, and an active blog. Residents can also check in via FourSquare. In today’s digital age, being socially connected is more of a need than a hobby.

“Meeting people and their expectation is the business that we’re in,” said Agness. “The Internet is just one more avenue in sharing the Tilghman experience.”

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