Apologies one and all for the lack of activity on the Vertebrate Graphics blog – busy times has meant that client work has taken priority. It’s a nice problem to have.
Our recent activity includes the launch of the Talking Balloons website. We were approached to take over the development of this site after the existing agency consistently missed deadlines and targets. With the website being almost 12 months late and patience wearing thin, we were approached to complete the website build. 3 months later the website is now live much to the excitement of the client.
We also spent last weekend at the Cliffhanger event exhibiting our books from Vertebrate Publishing and enjoying the sunshine. Highlights including having both Jerry Moffat and Ron Fawcett signing their books as well as the Bouldering World Cup running over the 2 days.
We also have a few exciting projects in the pipeline which we can’t talk about at the moment, but watch this space.
Many companies and often your competitors will be using twitter as a medium to engage with their customer base. How can this be achieved effectively and how can you make the most of your time on twitter to promote your business and your brand and create the interaction with your customers.
Rather than writing a long article on this (who wants to read that when there are nice videos to watch) we have scoured the web and selected the following videos to provide you with a head start on using twitter form your business.
Not sure about twitter and how best to use it… Well we have trawled the web to find the best tutorial videos for your viewing pleasure. Why not take time out of your day to view one of the tutorials below.
The video below shows some of the stunning 3D animations which can be achieved using buildings and other landscape features. This unusual and visually stunning effects cannot fail to make you stop and stare.
All the animations are 3D sequences projected onto buildings interacting with the existing architecture to really make them come alive.
Whilst Facebook is a great medium to build your brand and generate interest in your products and services, it is most used by the B2C businesses. However there is nothing stopping B2C businesses using Facebook to support their existing marketing collateral. Below is a great e-book from HubSpot providing tips and advice on using Facebook pages as a B2B tool. Well worth a read…
