Turquoise Tiger Blog- The Trouble With Cold ContactsTODAY’S incoming cold call went something like this: “Hello. I’m Adam. I’m calling from *****. Are you the home owner?” Tiger Taz: “Yes, I am” Adam: “How are you?” T: “I’m very well, thanks Adam. What are you trying to sell me today?” … Continue reading →
- The problem with buying people… or: the trouble with automating Twitter TWITTER WARNING! We’ve just been made aware of a so-called social media pro selling a service promising 100 new Twitter followers a month on a deal that seems too good to be true. We’ve spent the past hour beginning to unravel … Continue reading →
- What’s your business personality?EVERY business has a personality, every business uses the best cheapest broadband internet. Well, it does, doesn’t it? Some are young and funky (or old and funky), some are quirky, some are geeky, some are strict and serious and some … Continue reading →
- How spammers are spoiling social mediaDO you spam your business contacts and clients? “What?” we hear you cry, “No! We don’t spam. We would NEVER spam!” Phew! That’s good to know. Well done you. Jolly good show! What IS spamming, anyway? Well, most of the … Continue reading →
- Seven Common Twitter Mistakes To AvoidUNLESS you’ve been living on another planet (or only just discovered the wonder of Turquoise Tiger, of course), you’ll probably know we PR cats are big fans of Twitter. We provide training to individuals, groups and businesses who don’t quite … Continue reading →
- Why we need to keep it clean on FacebookKNOW what really yanks our tiger tails? Facebook business page owners trying to get us to exchange likes with them. It’s not that we’re particularly grumpy cats (well, okay, maybe before our first morning coffee), but that kind of like … Continue reading →
- How to be really, really disappointed by social mediaIN business, it’s important to stay ahead of the game. No matter how well you thought you knew your sport when you trained, back in the 80s or 90s, you can guarantee things will have changed considerably since. Business is … Continue reading →
- Are you selling the experience?LOVE it or loathe it, Disney knows how to sell an experience and when they’ve got you captive, they immerse you in that experience. From the moment you walk into that theme park/store you’re transported to a different world where … Continue reading →
- Is this the end for Google+?GOOGLE has removed prominent links to G+ accounts at the top of search results, Google’s homepage, and Gmail, leading to more rumours about a gradual melting away of the social network. The tech giant has ditched the link to users’ … Continue reading →
- Keep calm and run Facebook competitionsREMEMBER earlier this year when we warned about the perils of ‘like and share’ competitions on Facebook? We warned that these particular competitions breached several Facebook rules and could result in your page being deleted. Well, guess what? Facebook’s done … Continue reading →
- The Trouble With Cold Contacts
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The Trouble With Cold Contacts
TODAY’S incoming cold call went something like this: “Hello. I’m Adam. I’m calling from *****. Are you the home owner?” Tiger Taz: “Yes, I am” Adam: “How are you?” T: “I’m very well, thanks Adam. What are you trying to sell me today?” … Continue reading
How’s your bouncebackability?
IN the Tiger den there’s no such word as failure. That’s not to say that there aren’t disappointments when things don’t go as well as we would like. Every business experience, good and bad, is a learning curve, but only … Continue reading
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Have you locked out your Facebook fans?
ARE you wondering why people aren’t engaging with your business on Facebook? Have you set up a page, gathered plenty of ‘likes’, but still nobody’s using your wall? Maybe people are responding to your comments, but they’re still not leaving their … Continue reading
Horses for courses
IT’S a small world – especially so when it comes to business. As much as small to medium enterprises try to carve their own niche, there will enevitably be a little bit of cross-over with others in a similar field. … Continue reading
