Denis Sinelnikov presented at Lower Bucks County Chamber of Commerce Technology Forum
February 11th, 2008
About 50 people attended the Lower Bucks County Chamber of Commerce on February 8th, 2008. Among them were business owners, chamber members and clients of Media Components LLC.
The topics were Internet Marketing, Search Engine Optimization (SEO), E-Mail Marketing, RSS, Blogging & Web 2.0 Technologies.
Along with Denis Sinelnikov, there were two other presenters: Kathie Jankauskas, Edward T. MacConnell, and sponsored by PNC Bank / Newtown.
Photos from the event:
Denis Sinelnikov talking about blogging, web 2.0 technologies
The Presentation Slides can be downloaded here.
Listen to this podcast Denis Sinelnikov of Media Components to present at Lower Bucks County Chamber of Commerce Technology Forum
January 11th, 2008
Denis Sinelnikov of Media Components will be a speaker and presenting on the topic of internet marketing and blogging technology at Lower Bucks County Chamber of Commerce Technology Forum on February 8.
Also presented by Kathie Jankauskas (KJanStudio), Edward T. MacConnell, CES, CBC (EMA Group Inc.) and sponsored by PNC Bank / Newtown, “Blogs, Mail and Web Driven Sales” What your competitors are doing to attract YOUR customers will be held from 8:00-9:00 a.m. at the Chamber. Their will be a half hour question and answer session following the presentation. Cost $15 members, $30 non-members.
Register online at www.lbccc.org under the events calendar. A continental breakfast will be provided.
Listen to this podcast Media Components joins The Philadelphia Interactive Marketing Association (PhIMA)
October 23rd, 2007
PhIMA strives to provide valuable learning opportunities and networking events for agencies, publishers and clients alike. The organization’s intent is to encourage open communication in an effort to increase the sense of community within the Greater Philadelphia market. Participation and membership will help to support the future of the industry and is open to professionals of all levels.
Denis Sinelnikov becomes a member of PhIMA, and will be attending the regular meetings to stay up to date with the interactive marketing techniques.
For more information about the association, please visit PhIMA website.
Listen to this podcast How To Run A Successful Web Site
June 22nd, 2007
Internet Overview
You hear a lot of people talking about the secrets to success on the Internet and how easy it is to make it big. The TRUTH is that just like any other business it takes hard work and dedication to become successful ON and OFF the Internet. What should you expect from your web site? How will people find your site? The answers to these questions really depend on only two factors.
- How much time and effort are you willing to spend creating a compelling sales oriented web site.
- How much time and effort are you willing to spend marketing - getting the word out about your products and services.
The Internet has changed a lot in the last few years. The amount of competition for customers is tremendous and the way customers are finding sites is fundamentally changing. To get noticed, your site MUST stand out from your competition.
How will people find your site? - Recent Changes
The top few listings on all of the major search engines are now being taken by paid advertisers. These listings generate about 95% of all the search engine traffic. We see this trend continuing. What does this mean to you? It means that if you are depending on the search engines to generate business you will likely need to choose paid advertising as an option. It can be extremely affordable and profitable.
BUT: These changes don’t eliminate all of the other opportunities that are available to you. There are literally thousands of places and ways to advertise your business. Your web site is JUST like a phone number. The more places that it is listed, the more likely it is that someone will call. Review all of the setup steps to learn how to setup your site and use it as a marketing tool.
Marketing/Sales
In other words - Don’t rely on the search engines to keep you in business. You need to develop a comprehensive marketing strategy to get potential customers to your site from a wide variety of sources. These sources should include search engines, web directories, paid advertising, links from other sites, and non-internet based marketing. There are many ways that your customers can find you and not all of them are soley through the Internet. Don’t limit your opportunity.
If you would like a FREE - Website Consultation, please contact us.
Listen to this podcast E-Market: Design for Success
July 31st, 2006
I read an interesting article about how search engine-friendly design can make it easier for your ideal customers to find you.
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