Mobile Marketing New York
Can you give me an honest opinion about our business mobile repair material?
Hello ~ I and my fiance has started a hardware repair mobile business called mate-all based on Putnam County in the State of New York. We FIX leather, vinyl, plastic, velvet, etc. rather than repair. We have done the work for several years (only recently begun to be announced) now, but I do ‘m not sure if I’m doing a good job by itself sufficient to make our company name and services “out there.” Could you please help me by searching the web for us or visit our site and let me know your opinion matters to us? (Www.materi-all.com) Can you say what we do in the first 5 second look at our homepage? Do we look like a professional company that you could talk to fix your car seat or couch torn cushion (for example)? Should we promote the fact that we conserve natural resources (we repair = less waste in landfills)? If we announce we’re a mom “& Pop Shop” or keep it more “corporate” (which is what I think I’ve done so far)? marketing tips are appreciated too! ~ Thanks!
I then have it. it seemed … but there is too much writing … fewer photos … I mean its good input, but I think it would be inspected and arrangements years. honest opinion lokking at him for the first 5 seconds it didn’t grip my attention. I had to wait about seven seconds before the slideshow small you could pop up. Hint: advertising is like a first paragraph writtin a book. I want to be able to make the book read the first chapter and grip my attention immediately. it’s the same with advertising (it needs to capture and keep customers attenrion UR). More photos, more color, less writing can hardly be the case. Well, I hope tha helps and good luck. thnx
Mobile technology and baby marketing at SES New York 2010
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