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Fast evolving technology. A few years ago it was Myspace, then Facebook and now Twitter. We move from one medium to the next so quickly we don't have time to stop and appreciate what we are doing at the moment.  People have become so focused on what the next thing is they forget what message is being broadcasted right now.

You watch tv, you go online, you play on your phone. A week later you look back and realize you don't remember what you watched, where you surfed and what you played. What you do remember is you used the tv, computer and phone at some capacity. Technology has and will always change very quickly. What you need to embrace and plan for is a strong message and story that will resonate with your viewer. We can't know if websites will be important in 10 years or if phones will be the primary internet device. What we can know is the message will always transfer mediums. It will cross platforms and change formats but it can and always should tell your story.

Your story is what makes you unique. It is what will sell your company. Without it you are just another company. Leverage your story because how you leverage your story will determine how much success you have.    

Our Mission: Noodlehead Marketing helps your company grow revenues and brand awareness by building intentional websites, powerful videos and running effective search engine optimization campaigns.

Our Vision: Noodlehead Marketing's vision is to bring excellence and accountability into your company through your marketing department.    
Thursday, 13 May 2010 04:14

CAP THAT JACK!

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While networking at AiMA I met my entrepreneur friend, Sara Blunk.  She began telling me about a product she created called JackCap™. I asked her if she would share her journey in discovering this new product and how she plans to market it. Here is her response:

Cap That Jack!

To learn more or buy visit www.ijackcap.com
Written by:  Sara Blunk • Forty Two Designs •  info@ijackcap.com

So how did I come up the idea for JackCap™?

jackcapThe idea for JackCap™ started after I bought myself an iPhone 3G. Soon after my new purchase, it was brought to my attention that there are highly sensitive sensors in mobile phone audio jacks and if triggered, it can possibly void the warranty on your phone. This is when I started looking for something that would protect my audio jack. After a couple months of rigorous searching and intense research, I was frustrated that nothing was available to protect 3.5mm audio Jacks from moisture and debris! The more I searched, the more horror stories I heard about damaged audio Jacks and voided warranties. I did however, realize how many people were specifically looking for the same thing I was.

Finally, it was time to take matters into my own hands. From an idea to help protect my new phone from random water drops and purse/pocket debris, my frustration, ingenuity, intense research and rigorous testing led to the creation of JackCap™, the original audio jack protector. CAP THAT JACK!

My close friends and I began using JackCap™, but quickly expanded to friends of friends, who sent them to friends and family. In just under a year’s time, my company, Forty Two Designs, has expanded from a simple worry to helping others protect their audio jacks from water, moisture and debris.

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When: Wednesday May 19th | 1:00 - 3:30

jasonWhat: How often have you found yourself making "million-dollar presentations," only to have your prospect shop your proposal to you competitors? Or giving information to those who have no intention of doing business with you whatsoever?

lissaActivity is one of the biggest factors separating high performing and low performing sales representatives. What if you could increase your activity? What if you could do all of this without spending more time?

Lissa Versteegh of Sandler Training will be joined by Jason Montoya, CEO, of Noodlehead Studios for this special Executive Briefing.

Join us on May 19th and come away with tools, tips, and techniques you can use today!  Reserve your seat today!

Workshop cost: $79

Location: Sandler Training - Alpharetta
3625 Brookside Parkway, Suite 165
Alpharetta, GA 30022
May 19, 2010
1:00 pm - 3:30 pm

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The Sandy Springs Perimeter Chamber has invited Jason Montoya, CEO of Noodlehead Studios, to hold a workshop on Search Engine Optimization.

Event Description:
Join Noodlehead Studios owner Jason Montoya for an informative seminar on Search Engine Optimization. Learn what it is and how it can help you increase your revenue. Jason will also discuss 5 common mistakes in social media marketing and will touch on 4 tips on using social media to generate leads.

Event Location
7000 Central Park Building, 3rd floor conference room
7000 Central Parkway
Sandy Springs, GA 30328
Date/Time Information
Wednesday, May 26
11:30-1:00 p.m.
Register by clicking here for the event.
Monday, 26 April 2010 03:30

Gone Fishing?

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While I don't recommend fishing for whale sharks at the Georgia Aquarium with a kid's fishing pole, I do recommend fishing for your clients with effective techniques and approaches. For those of you who are familiar with fishing there are several elements you must always be aware of in order to be successful in fishing for fish or for clients.

  • Time of year: Is it spring, time for the fish to spawn, or time for the company to look at their new fiscal year's budget?
  • Time of day: Are you up early or late when the fish are hungry, or your prospects are active?
  • Type of bait: Are you using an effective lure or an effective website to generate business?
  • Location: Are you fishing in the right places where the fish, or an ideal prospect may reside?
  • Technique: Do you know how to work the lure to best catch your fish or to make an enticing sale?
With so many variables sales is an ongoing process and the knowledge and experience that comes with it is invaluable. Always be analyzing your sales efforts and look for ways to improve your process and approaches.
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When you are trying to grow your company and service more clients it is extremely important to dive into their world to learn more about who they are and how they work. From my journey in this business I have learned and listened from people much more experienced and successful than me. From that knowledge I have compiled a quick list of tips to help you in your journey to grow your business.

Be Genuinely Interested: Learn about your client. Visit their business and observe their operations. Noodlehead Marketing truly works to understand the business goals and problems in order to build a custom solution that will help that organization grow their brand and their revenue. When you are prospecting for your company, make sure to ask questions and listen to your client needs.

Ask Questions: Ask questions to uncover needs, problems and goals for your clients. Sometimes they know of their blind spots, sometimes they don't. Learn to ask questions and make sure to listen to what they say.

Be Real: With technology we so often hide behind our websites, emails and text messages. Real success comes with real people. Meet with your clients, visit your prospects in person in their world. A spontaneous visit to a network connection will go a lot longer then a quick email.

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As you may know, just over a year ago I participate in an event call St. Baldricks. The idea behind that event was to help raise money for children's cancer research. At the end of it, my hair had to be shaved. Check out this video for a recap of that event.

2010, I am now participating in an event called Relay for Life in Gwinnett County.  Relay For Life is a life-changing event that gives everyone in communities across the globe a chance to celebrate the lives of people who have battled cancer, remember loved ones lost, and fight back against the disease. At Relay, teams of people camp out at a local high school, park, or fairground and take turns walking or running around a track or path. Each team is asked to have a representative on the track at all times during the event. Because cancer never sleeps, Relays are overnight events up to 24 hours in length.

Noodlehead Studios has decided to team up with our friends at St. John Executive Services and Rocket IT to help raise money for this cause. We ask that if you could help support our efforts, please make a donation. Click Here to Donate!

Thank you for all your support!

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Monday, 12 April 2010 03:06

This Could Be Your Company!

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Builder Specialties, Atlanta Appliances distributor, is one of our clients that has recently just had a search engine optimization (SEO) success. This past week they jumped from page 3 to the top of page 1 due to the effective search engine optimization that Noodlehead Marketing has been providing.

If you would like to see your company at the top of Google for your industry, please contact us today and receive a free consultation.

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