06.07.10 Posted in Marketing, Relationship Marketing by Karl Camenzuli
Organizations are constantly trying to come up with new ways to disrupt, interrupt and annoy in the name of advertising. We are surrounded by millions of little voices all shouting in our ears about how wonderful they are and how much we need their products and services.
05.28.10 Posted in Marketing, Offline Marketing by Karl Camenzuli
Since there is generally very little opportunity for advertising on beaches we provide you with a new way to advertise whilst simultaneously preventing cigarette litter.
04.18.10 Posted in Commissioning a Website, Marketing by Karl Camenzuli
The most important thing a webpage can do is be crystal clear about exactly what you can do on that webpage. The best word to describe people when they are on the Web is “impatient.” They are particularly impatient when they arrive at your website for the first time. They are asking themselves the essential [...]
12.16.09 Posted in Marketing by Karl Camenzuli
2010 is the year to pull your socks up with how you invest your money in your brand. Aim to adopt a more iterative process focusing on objectives and customers top tasks. Why do people come to your website? What links are most popular and how can you adjust your structure to accommodate this? People [...]
11.10.09 Posted in Relationship Marketing, Social Media Marketing in Malta by Karl Camenzuli
I’d just like to start with saying the term ‘Social Media’ makes me cringe, last year it was called ‘Web 2.0’ and who knows what term we will adopt in 2010. It’s not new and it’s not something that’s just been discovered. It’s the product of people and societies waking up from years of losing [...]
10.21.09 Posted in Marketing, Relationship Marketing, User Experance by Karl Camenzuli
One of the greatest challenges I face is convincing companies the importance of, and managing the completion of, information-based tasks.
09.29.09 Posted in Online Marketing in Malta and Internationally by Karl Camenzuli
A recent survey conducted by MaltaToday on consumption patterns shows evidence of the growing digital divide, while 40% of younger respondents have shopped over the internet in the past month, only 8% of elderly respondents have done likewise.