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Tag Archives: marketing
Cloud Communications and The Future of Marketing In The Post-PC World
Note: This post originally appeared on TechCrunch. If you are a marketer who has spent the last 10 years mastering the art of capturing and converting customers on the desktop web, the rapid rise of smartphones and the iPad might make … Continue reading
Posted by
Dan Kaplan on April 20, 2012
Tagged cloud communications, marketing
Real Estate Lead Generation with Digital Home Info – Developer Contest Winner!
Congratulations to Adam Small, winner of the Twilio developer contest this week in the category of lead generation, with Digital Home Info. Digital Home Information is a comprehensive lead generation and listing marketing system designed to help Realtors reach more … Continue reading
Posted by
Danielle Morrill on July 27, 2009
Tagged Adam-Small, contest, Digital-Home-Info, DigitalHomeInfo, inbound-marketing, lead generation, lead-gen, marketing, netbook, real-estate, sales, twilio
New Twilio Developer Challenge – Weeks #9 AND #10
Sorry everyone, I know I took my sweet time posting about this week’s contest category for the Twilio Netbook Mondays contest. Netbook Mondays you say, not Thursdays, and I hear you! To make up for it, and make sure you … Continue reading
Posted by
Danielle Morrill on July 16, 2009
Tagged B2B, category, contest, inbound, inbound-marketing, lead generation, leadgen, marketing, netbook, twilio
Build a Killer Marketing Tool with Twilio & Enter to Win a Netbook
This weeks, it’s all about tools that get the word out. Developers have until midnight on Sunday, May 31st, to submit a Killer Marketing Tool built with Twilio to our contest for a chance to win a Netbook on Monday. … Continue reading
Posted by
Danielle Morrill on May 26, 2009
Tagged build, contest, developers, giveaway, marketing, netbook, social media, tools, twilio
RepeaterStore Wins 1st Twilio Netbook Prize for Improving Customer Service
Woo hoo! We’re beyond thrilled to announce the first Twilio Netbook contest winner is RepeaterStore, by Brendan Gill! Thank you to everyone who submitted their applications to the contest, we were blown away by the response and it was tough … Continue reading
Startup PR on a Shoestring
On Monday we announced funding from Founders Fund and Mitch Kapor. Leading up to the announcement, we decided to write our own press release and even though we have little experience, it turns out you can get some high quality … Continue reading
Posted by
Danielle Morrill on March 4, 2009
Tagged budget, lean, leanstartup, marketing, pr, press release, public relations, startup