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  • American Advertising Awards 2016

    Artemis Earns Five American Advertising Awards

    Artemis, the Space Coast’s premier internet services firm, was recognized for their Internet development, responsive design, and an Integrated Identity Campaign for client, Brevard Title. Their marketing and development teams earned Addy awards for their own campaigns, Artemis business continuity and internet marketing material.

    The American Advertising Awards recognizes the best in advertising. A three tiered competition, over 40,000 entries vie for awards at the local, regional and national level. Our local club is AAF-Space Coast and Eric Needle, Longbow founder, has served as President this year. We belong to the 4th District, which includes the State of Florida and the Caribbean. (more…)

  • Competitive Advantage

    How do you help an online retailer build new revenue streams? You’ve got to focus.

    If you sell things online, then you know it is a constant battle to stay one step ahead of the competition. Forecasting sales and meeting goals is a roller coaster for any business, but if online sales are key to your strategy, your life can be pure chaos. Just a few short years ago, you could build a store, offer some products, and with a little energy, build a decent business selling wares online. The internet has been evolving so quickly, fire and forget strategies simply do not deliver anymore.

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  • Social Media Powered Outreach

    Green Futures wants restaurants to stop wasting their fryer oil.

    Driven to make biodiesel and partnered with a biodiesel refinery, Green Futures has a plan to turn waste oil into fuel. The concept is nothing new, though the way they go about it is special and benefits local economies.

    It’s true. Diesel engines can run on fuel made from used vegetable oil. Celebs from Daryl Hannah to our pals at GreaseCar.com know that it makes sense to run our cars on old french fry oil. But the idea hasn’t grown up that much. It hasn’t reached critical mass, even in an era of pricey petrol.

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