Facebook for business NNEP
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Dana Zezzo from ProTowels Etc. presented on using Facebook for business. She emphasized three main rules: social media acts as an "ultimate rolodex", physical socializing cannot be replaced, and the importance of balancing posts and content. She then provided a top ten list of tips for business profiles, including completing profiles, using profile pictures, managing page real estate, matching voice, using apps and tags, recognizing birthdays, and connecting through personal messages. Zezzo also shared statistics on Facebook usage to demonstrate its business potential.
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Dana Zezzo gave a presentation on using social networking for promotional professionals. He discussed how Pro Towels Etc. has utilized social media like Facebook and LinkedIn to brand their company and generate more business opportunities. Zezzo explained that social networking allows companies to continuously connect with current and potential clients through regular online engagement and conversations to turn them into sales. He emphasized the importance of balancing social media use between personal and professional networking without directly selling to build relationships and trust over time.
Geiger Education Day 2010
1) Pro Towels Etc. announces a new 3-day ProShip service for fast turnaround on towel orders.
2) They provide towels in different categories from Good to Best quality levels and offer marketing support services.
3) Towels are a good promotional product because they are durable, have a large imprint area, and are useful for everyone.
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The document discusses marketing strategies for an apparel decorating business. It recommends identifying target markets based on demographics like age, income, and occupation. Potential customers include those in education, healthcare, government, and trade associations. Popular promotional products are wearables, writing instruments, bags, and drinkware. The document also discusses understanding vendor relationships to tap into the $19 billion promotional products industry and implementing a marketing plan through targeted advertising, samples, and social media.
Dana Geiger Education Day 09
1) Pro Towels Etc. announces a new 3-day ProShip service allowing for fast turnaround on towel orders.
2) They offer a variety of towel categories and weights, as well as throws, tapestries, and robes.
3) Towels are a good promotional product because they have a large imprint area, are durable lasting for decades, and are a personalized canvas.
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Dana Zezzo, Vice President of Sales at ProTowels Etc., gave a presentation on the promotional products industry. The agenda included an industry introduction covering the top product categories and end user markets. Dana discussed industry organizations ASI, PPAI, and PPPC and the resources they provide. Pricing terms and calculating net cost were explained. Current popular product categories like apparel, bags, and accessories were overviewed. The presentation concluded with next steps for attendees to take after the convention.
2009 Webinar Cutter & Buck
This document provides details on a licensing agreement with Cutter & Buck to offer 7 styles of towels in 12 color options for a pro shop. The towels range in price from $7.42 to $16.80 each and can be blank or customized. They are made in the USA. Marketing materials and fast shipping options are available to help promote and sell the towels. Cutter & Buck towels offer value as promotional items that will stay on players' bags for a long time.
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- 1. Facebook for Business NNEP Webinar Pro Towels Etc. Pro Towels Etc. Pro Towels Etc. Dana Zezzo Dana Zezzo Dana Zezzo Presenter: Dana R Zezzo / ProTowels EtcEtc. 440-344-5933| dzezzo@protowelsetc.com www.protowelsetc.com
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- 3. 3 “Must Adopt” Rules • Social Media can be the Ultimate Rolodex • Physical Socializing can not be replaced! • BALANCE POSTS & CONTENT
- 4. Do you know where your customers are today? The Ultimate Rolodex?
- 5. Physical Socializing can not be replaced! Social Media only brings the relationship to a DEEPER level. TIP – TAG!
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