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George Clooney Hates Facebook

Posted on August 11, 2011
by James Shaw, Creative Director


George Clooney

EOnline.com, Sept. 13, 2009

"I'd rather have a rectal examination on live TV by a fellow with cold hands than have a Facebook page."

Having just read a book (Robopocalypse) about computers and machines ganging up on humanity and wreaking havoc, I have to say I… Read the rest

Is Social Media an Effective Marketing Tactic for Businesses in Kelowna?

Posted on June 13, 2011

Social Media is a hot marketing topic this year in Kelowna! The number of inquiries we get about using social media for marketing has quadrupled in 2011. We have seen some media coverage in the traditional press too (see Face to Face is a click away). In the past year, we've had a chance to leverage social media… Read the rest

Your Small Business Needs Facebook (Like a fish needs water!)

Posted on January 19, 2011

by Brad Trites, Account Manager, Twin Creek Media

I am going to make a very bold statement: “There is no marketing tool available to small businesses more powerful than Facebook”. I guess after making a pretty big statement like that, I better support it.

As a small business owner, the last time you took out a really expensive full-page… Read the rest

Kelowna Marketing Project Update – Fall 2010

Posted on December 6, 2010
- by James Shaw, CEO/Creative Director

It's been a very busy Q2 and Q3 at Twin Creek Media.

As a Kelowna marketing agency with a special focus on internet marketing and web design, we never seem to be able to breathe long enough to update our portfolio with new launches and interesting case studies.  In this project update,… Read the rest

Engaging Customers – From Bored to Boombastic!

Posted on May 20, 2010

by James Shaw, Creative Director

Are your customers ENGAGED with your message (or bored out of their minds)?

When it comes to engaging your target audience, not all marketing channels are created equal....

You are competing with 1000's of messages everyday. Your "target audience" is being bullseyed with so many random, off-topic, and boring attempts to capture… Read the rest