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You’re Thinking About Your Website All Wrong! (Part 2)
Business websites, e-commerce platforms, and everything in between—in this episode of Between Two Creeks, we’re talking about what makes a site actually effective. If yours isn’t bringing in leads, let’s help you change that.
Read articleWebsite Redesign Checklist
Planning a website redesign? Use this checklist to ensure a smooth upgrade with better design, functionality, and SEO for improved performance.
Read articleSocial Media Marketing for Musicians
Our 2010 Music BC presentation in Kelowna for musicians and band managers: the benefits of social media, success stories, trends and tools to start.
Read articleTwin Creek Media on Virtual Stock Exchange
June 2010: our team joins Empire Avenue, the social network that works like a stock exchange, and becomes Kelowna's highest valued company.
Read articleGot a Store? Build Your Email List!
Practical tips from Amelia Penner and James Shaw to grow an email list for a store: start with customers, extend to connections, and offer incentives.
Read articleYouth Entrepreneurs Excel at Annual Competition Finale
The 2010 Dragon's Den Edition winners of the Young Entrepreneur Program, run by the Central Okanagan EDC with local schools (announced May 17, 2010).
Read articleEngaging Customers – From Bored to Boombastic!
James Shaw on why not all marketing channels engage equally, how to stop sounding like advertising, and moving from push messages to conversation (2010).
Read article2010 Valley Wide Chambers of Commerce Event
May 2010: Twin Creek Media joins 500 to 600 people at O'Keefe Ranch for the Valley Wide Chambers event, and why face to face still beats online.
Read articleSocial Media For Business – OVES Discussion Panel
James Shaw joined a social media panel for the Okanagan Valley Entrepreneur's Society at the Ramada Kelowna on March 30, 2010. Topics and video included.
Read articleBest Video Camera on Earth for $180
A quick review of the Kodak Zi8 pocket camera: why James Shaw bought one for $180 for interviews, testimonials and events, and how it compares to pro gear.
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