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Will you buy BP's slick PR blitz following Gulf oil spill?

2012-01-08T17:21:00.000-07:00

Nearly 20 months after its massive Gulf of Mexico oil spill – and just as the nation focuses on New Orleans, host of the BCS title game – BP is pushing a slick nationwide public relations campaign to persuade Americans that the Gulf region has recovered. Do you believe the hype? We found this interesting, but admit that we have not been down to the Gulf coast to see it for ourselves.

The information we have listed below is from a Huffinton Post article. There is an interesting website from PBS that has facts about the spill http://www.pbs.org/newshour/rundown/oilnumbers.html
What do you think?

BP PLC's rosy picture of the Gulf, complete with sparkling beaches, booming businesses, smiling fishermen and waters bursting with seafood, seems a bit too rosy to many people who live there. Even if the British oil giant's campaign helps promote the Gulf as a place where Americans should have no fear to visit and spend their money, some dismiss it as "BP propaganda."

The PR blitz is part of the company's multibillion dollar response to the Gulf oil spill that started after the BP-leased Deepwater Horizon drilling rig exploded off the coast of Louisiana on April 20, 2010, killing 11 workers and leading to the release of more than 200 million gallons of oil. As engineers struggled to cap the out-of-control well, it turned into the largest offshore oil spill in U.S. history.

Now, BP is touting evidence that the Gulf's ecology has not been severely damaged by the spill and highlighting improving economic signs.

"I'm glad to report that all beaches and waters are open for everyone to enjoy!" BP representative Iris Cross says in one TV spot to an upbeat soundtrack. "And the economy is showing progress, with many areas on the Gulf Coast having their best tourism season in years."

The campaign, launched just before Christmas, has ramped up for the two-week period around the Sugar Bowl and Bowl Championship Series title game to be played on Monday between LSU and Alabama.

The company is paying chefs Emeril Lagasse and John Besh to promote Gulf seafood, it's hired two seafood trucks to hand out fish tacos and seafood-filled jambalaya to the hundreds of thousands of tourists and fans pouring into the city for the football games and it's spreading its messages at galas, pre-game parties and vacation giveaways.

But the ad campaign rings hollow to many folks here.

"They talk about areas being all open. There are areas that are still closed," said A.C. Cooper, a shrimp fisherman in Plaquemines Parish in Louisiana. He listed some bays and fishing spots that he says the state still has closed due to oil contamination. "It's bogus, it's not the truth."

The Evolution of Marketing Agencies Like Fake Grape

2011-12-08T09:00:00.000-07:00

The marketing agency ecosystem is rapidly evolving. Marketing agencies and consultants now have the ability to deliver greater value via a blend of traditional and digital services, spanning the core disciplines of search, mobile, social, content, websites, digital advertising, public relations, analytics, and email.

In fact, 80% of chief marketing officers think integrated services will increase in importance over the next five years, according to a study by The Horn Group and Kelton Research. However, in the same study, 60% of CMOs indicated that they are unable to find an integrated firm to meet those needs.

As a result, unparalleled opportunities are available for emerging agencies and consultants to transform, disrupt, and thrive within the developing marketing-services ecosystem via evolved and integrated strategies, hybrid skill sets, and the effective use of technology.

What's Driving the Marketing Agency Transformation?

Changes in consumer behavior and advances in technology are driving the need for tech-savvy, versatile, and forward-thinking agencies.

Building a Tech-Savvy Marketing Agency

Agencies that understand technology trends and innovations are able to more readily adapt their own business models, continually increase efficiency and productivity, and ensure that client campaigns evolve. But how do you create that type of tech-savvy firm? The following are some considerations when getting started.

Is our pricing model efficient and results driven? Is pricing aligned with our customers' perceived value for the services?

Does our team have diversified and versatile skill sets? Can it create and manage integrated campaigns that combine brand, Web, mobile, search, social, content, public relations, and advertising? Is it motivated to be great?

Are services integrated and aligned with trends in consumer behavior? Should we invest in more training and education in certain areas? Can strategic partners fill the void in service gaps?

Is our infrastructure scalable? Could it handle the demands of new clients or employees? Are we taking advantage of cloud computing, social networks, mobile devices, and other technologies to improve operations and collaboration?

How are we marketing our own services? Are we connecting with and engaging buyer personas where they already interact? Do we have an integrated marketing campaign in place that combines traditional and online strategies?

Does our sales system effectively nurture and convert leads? Do we have the proper infrastructure and personnel in place to accommodate lead volume without sacrificing quality?

How do we measure and report results to clients? Do metrics directly tie to the bottom line? Are strategies adjusted based on historical and real-time performance? Do we make a valuable impact on our clients' businesses?

Are our clients happy? What steps are we taking to build client relationships and loyalty? Do we always over-deliver on our promises?

Do we take risks? Is disruptive innovation ingrained in the agency's culture? Do we pursue opportunities and ideas that have the chance to advance the agency, or do we simply maintain the status quo?

Does our firm have a purpose? Do employees feel like they are a part of something greater than themselves?

It is an exciting time to be in the marketing-services industry, as we have the opportunity to directly affect clients' businesses like never before. But to achieve that success, we must look within—and start asking the questions above—to honestly evaluate our capabilities and make sure they evolve with the times.

Thoughful Tips for Event Organizers

2011-07-19T14:02:00.000-06:00

Since we are in full swing of event and conference season we thought we’d share some thoughtful tips from TED. We’ve thrown some super, start studded events in our day but the TED talks have a great reputation for big ideas and great networking, but especially for exceptional production.

Everything from the stage lighting to the program guide is carefully crafted to optimize the experience they want to provide attendees. While much of the magic is in the arrangement of elements, there are some strategies that they’ve employed over the years that any conference or event planner can learn from. Here are some tips from their blog.

1. Plan More Break Time And Let People Experience The Event As They Wish
TED keeps people on a grueling schedule. Each day has 3 or 4 2-hour sessions filled to the brim with heady talks and performances. What’s surprising though – especially for regular conference attendees – is that the breaks in between are each an hour, and lunch is an hour and a half. That’s a huge amount of break time at event so heavily branded around content. What’s more, every session is simulcast into lounges where people can eat, type or socialize while watching. These are explicit design choices that let people customize the experience for them. It’s tempting for event planners to try to craft the “perfect” experience, but ultimately, each attendee has a slightly different perfect.

2. Appeal to Both Sides of the Brain
Down to its name, TED (Technology, Entertainment, Design) is a multidisciplinary event. Here, this means that a talk by a neurobiologist will be followed by an avant-garde dance performance will be followed by a new technology demo. But appealing to both sides of your attendees’ brains isn’t necessarily about what happens on stage. It means taking care and time to design the social spaces. It means doing more than throwing together a little party. It means asking if there should be music playing when people arrive in the morning (almost certainly, yes)?
Humans are complex creatures. We love complete experiences and immersive worlds. No matter what the actual subject matter of an event is, there is an opportunity to have it be an incredibly fun, social, communal experience. But this only happens if the planners take the time to make it happen.

3. Invest in Teams That Care
The TED staff loves TED, and it shows. The firms that TED works with love TED, and it shows. The sponsors who help pay for TED love TED, and it shows. But it’s more than that. TED is the only conference I’ve been to where the baristas apply from roasters all around the world to be a part of making coffee for attendees. When your team loves your event – not just likes it but really loves what they get to be a part of – they cease to be a set of skills that can be deployed in the service of getting things done, and instead become an animating force that not only organizes but breathes live into an event.

4. Take Risks
In the last five years, TED went from an elite California event to a massive global intellectual brand. Many of the risks it took to achieve this are well known – making talks available for free to the general public, hosting new extension events, and perhaps most of all, allowing people around the world to organize their own TED events through the TEDx program. But there are more quiet risks, as well. The TED Prize is an annual gift of some money and a community of support.

Last year, they gave the award to the amazing French photographer JR. While JR was somewhat well-known before the Prize in Europe and in artistic circles, he was certainly not a household name in the US. What’s more, the project that he proposed was an edgy, community-driven street art project. The choice has paid off in droves though – from an acceptance talk in Long Beach in March that took the house down to the premier today of the first two episodes of a new web documentary about the project. The most important lesson of TED’s risks is that the best of them had the chance to, if they failed, undermine the brand, and if they succeed, to lead the brand in directions both unplanned and sometimes, uncontrollable. With great risk comes great reward.

No event other than TED has to be TED, and what makes a great event great is so deeply anchored in its DNA that its dangerous to abstract too much from one to another. But the ethos above are largely transferable, and are big elements of how great events transcend themselves to become institutions.

Brought to you by Fake Grape Marketing & Public Relations Denver Agency Works in Boulder, San Diego, San Francisco or where innovation is happening. Our marketing firm does great marketing events, public relations, design, marketing communication, product marketing, packaging design, social media management, mobile app development, mobile marketing and more

Is Having a Personality Important for Building a Company Brand?

2011-06-26T16:57:00.002-06:00

Yes! Having a strong brand personality is critical in brand building. A brand isn't a logo or your website...a brand comes down to what your customers and partners think of your products or services.

People identify and seek social identity through branded products and services.
Never forget that creating a brand for your company is sooo very important. Branding is the source of the promise to your customer.

In order for that promise to radiate from every part of your company, create the personality your company needs in order to succeed: a brand.

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Tips from the Inbound Marketing Summit in case you missed it!

2011-06-16T15:13:00.004-06:00

Fake Grape Marketing and PR attends summits, conferences and events to stay on top of technology, trends and best practices so our clients get the benefit of up to the minute strategies and tips to build their brands, acquire and retain customers!

The Inbound Marketing Summit 2011 was held in San Francisco earlier this year. Our heads are full of the best inbound marketing practices - along with case studies and data to back them up. Most of what we learned from our colleagues is reinforcement to what we already do on a daily basis, but we were happy to contribute to this well attended event in our favorite city.

Here are the top 10 sound bites we’d be happy to expand on with you…Enjoy!

1. It's the experience that you sell.
2. We've gone from greeter to concierge.
3. Social Social Social…
4. If it’s boring for you to make it, it’s boring for me to read it.
5. If a picture is worth 1,000 words, imagine how many words a video is worth.
6. Mobile touches everything that we do.
7. Press releases are curated content with brand value and 3rd party validation.
8. You can't define what your customers think, but you can influence it.
9. Retention is the new acquisition.
10. Use science, not gut to determine sales-ready leads.

Fake Grape Marketing & PR Agency (Denver, Boulder, San Francisco & San Diego) has been brand building, creating websites, installing social media programs, developing collateral, mobile sites, applications, campaigns & getting our clients noticed since 1995.
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Welcome Denver Recycles

2010-08-18T14:00:00.001-06:00

Fake Grape Welcomes Denver Recycles!

Fake Grape Marketing & Public Relations welcomes new client eWise

2010-04-19T11:02:00.001-06:00

Fake Grape Marketing and Public Relations of Denver, CO welcomes new client eWise. Their payment solution is called Secure Vault Payments (SVP). They make e-commerce safer and more convenient for consumers – They also provide new revenue opportunities and or lot of savings for banks, student loan payments and to merchants

Fake Grape was recently hired to create the new corporate collateral and sales materials using our talented, award winning graphic design team.

Fake Grape is the best boutique marketing, public relations, web design, seo and graphic design agency in the Denver / Boulder, CO areas.

Better Denver Marketing and SEO Firm

2010-03-31T12:54:00.003-06:00

Fake Grape Marketing and PR has been doing some great online work for our amazing clients. Besides the wonderful print creative we have been up to the following projects. Check us out!

Making the Online World a Better Place:

• Interactive Marketing Plan
• Interactive Marketing (SEO, SEM)
• Information Architecture
• Social Media Marketing
• Blog Design and Marketing
• Media Buys and Management
• Banner Ad Design
• Web Design
• Website Development
• Web Analytics and Tracking
• Web Hosting
• eMail Marketing Campaigns
• Online Brand Management

Contact the best agency in Denver today 720.836.6028

Affiliate Marketing Programs Help Sell Your Online Products & Services

2010-02-22T14:29:00.002-07:00

What is an affiliate marketing program? Affiliate marketing is a virtual partnership with other business on the internet. An affiliate marketing program provides more relevant content for your website which increases the ranking in the search engines. This leads to a potentially higher number of visitors to your site which, in turn, increases the number of visitors to your partner's websites. Offering additional resources for your customers is a valuable method of attracting, and retaining customers for your website and also for your affiliate marketing partners' web sites.

Affiliate marketing programs have a fairly long and successful history. They were originally organized between two internet businesses. Affiliate marketing programs are based on a very simple idea. Two companies agree to steer business from one company's website to the other company's website in return for compensation. When affiliate marking programs are organized the right way, all companies involved do well. Having a large business be part of the affiliate marketing program is always beneficial, but small businesses also help increase web traffic.

Ask Kellerey at Fake Grape Marketing and PR in Denver how to get started. We have relationships with many affiliate programs and we can help you through the process to make it easy. We are also experts in mobile affiliate programs as well as mobile marketing programs.

About Fake Grape Denver, CO:

Since 1995 we have been creating world-class marketing, design and public relations campaigns for the best brands and business in the country. We stay on top on what’s happening in marketing to create extreme value for our clients.

The X Factor Comcast Tries Again

2010-02-09T11:02:00.003-07:00

Comcast is in the process of re-branding all of its products and services under the “Xfinity” banner.

Comcast mentioned the branding effort in yesterday’s earnings call and then provided more information via a company blog posting by David Watson, executive vice president of operations.

“Xfinity represents the future of our company, and it’s a promise to customers that we’ll keep innovating,” Watson wrote . “When we launch Xfinity in a market, we’ll re-brand our products: Xfinity TV, Xfinity Voice and Xfinity Internet (our company, of course, remains Comcast). This transition is already well underway across the country. Next week, Xfinity will roll out in 11 markets, including: Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, D.C., Chicago, Portland, Seattle, Hartford, Augusta, Chattanooga, parts of the Bay Area and San Francisco, with more markets to come later this year.”

Fake Grape Denver, Advertising, Marketing, Website Design and Social Media Campaigns

Comcast CEO and Chairman Brian Roberts first spoke about the company’s “Project Infinity” concept during a keynote address at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas two years ago. At the time, the name referred to more choices on VOD and linear TV, or an “everything available on TV” concept. Comcast had been using the Project Infinity internally for some time prior to the CES announcement.

In December, Comcast recast its On Demand Online “TV Everywhere” service as Fancast Xfinity.

In a blog posted today by Watson, he reiterated that the company would still be called Comcast, but the products and services will all fall under the Xfinity moniker. Watson wrote that Xfinity will be rolled out to most of the company’s footprint by the end of this year and that the name change won’t be applied to customers’ e-mail addresses.

“Xfinity is the culmination of years of work to transition Comcast’s network and products to a platform that will now offer 100+ HD channels, 50 to 70 foreign-language channels, approaching 20,000+ VOD choices, incredibly fast Internet speeds (50 Mbps growing to 100+ Mbps), and thousands of TV shows and movies online for our customers to watch whenever and wherever they want,” Watson wrote yesterday.

See! Its time to budget in for Social Media….

2010-02-05T13:18:00.000-07:00

I know we have been harping on Social Media and Mobile budgets for years, and now even the big players are taking their money out of TV and putting it where they see actual results and can target their perfect audiences.
PepsiCo will not advertise at the Super Bowl 2010. That's right; there will be no funny Pepsi Max Ad or Pepsi Taking over SNL at the Super Bowl 2010. They are taking their 20 Million dollars and plopping it right into Social Media… The Times They are a Changin’!

Need help work social media marketing and marketing budget ideas? Allow the Top Social Media Agency in Colorado, Fake Grape Marketing and PR of Denver to help you create messaging, PR, drive your creative direction and negotiate your online advertising costs.

http://www.fakegrape.com/SocialMediaAgency.htm

Mobile Marketing for 2010

2010-02-01T13:36:00.000-07:00

Fake Grape Mobile Marketing Clients have been using mobile as a part of their marketing mix for years. Most clients target their double opt in campaigns and see a 20% response rate. This proves that mobile marketing is getting attention and is on the rise.

Here is a 2010 snapshot of some of the predictions for mobile advertising.

1. The U.S. Mobile Web Will Reach Nearly 100M Unique Users Per Month
2. Advertisers Will Invest Significantly in Site and Application Mobile Destinations
3. New Entrants to the Mobile Market Will Emerge
4. Location x Relevancy x Immediacy= Mobile Triple Play in 2010
5. Advertisers Will Increasingly Buy Audiences over Buying Media Properties
6. Mobile Will Be Called to Task on Privacy
7. Mobile Retail Activity and Commerce Proliferates
8. Demand Will Exceed Supply in Some Areas; Supply Will Exceed Demand in Others
9. Competition in the Application Space Increases
10. Agencies Demand Frequency Capping & SOV

Contact Fake Grape Marketing and Public Relations to Test A Mobile Marketing Campaign for Your Business.

Business Marketers Social Media Free Event

2010-01-13T19:20:00.000-07:00

Free Social Media Lessons: Cracking the Code for Business Marketers takes place on February 25, 2010 from 9:00am - 5:15pm CST. It is entirely online and is free to attend.

Interact with exhibitor booths on the show floor, watch presentations in the auditorium, network with colleagues in the lounge and download relevant information into your virtual briefcase.

Social Media: Cracking the Code for Business Marketers provides an open environment to share questions, absorb information, and network with key contacts - Its GREEN and saves you the cost of time and travel.

Watch Fake Grape Marketing and Public Relations in Denver and San Francisco chat about mobile marketing, SEO and best practices

CES 2010 News Check out IngeniumCare

2010-01-06T09:30:00.000-07:00

Anyone who is going to CES this week in Vegas should check out IngeniumCare when you are there.

IngeniumCare a solution for elderly and persons with disabilities and will be exhibiting at CES this week in the LVCC South Hall 21407 (in Control4 Partner Pavilion)

IngeniumCare has a unique multi person communication portal, a series of in home sensors, a wearable accessory for detecting location, incidents and falls and more all at an affordable price. (For individual homes or big facilities)

Swing by if you have a chance. Happy New Year, -Kellerey Lohman

http://www.ingeniumcare.com/

Game Changer: Solar Panels at Home Now Affordable

2009-12-16T16:36:00.000-07:00

SolarCity announced yesterday at the Colorado State Capitol along with Governor Ritter that they are expanding into Colorado!!

With their SolarLease™ you now can have solar installed at your home and save money. No more paying the utitlty company for me! Can’t wait to be the first in line. What a game changer!

Let’s Save the Denver Compost Program!

2009-12-09T15:31:00.000-07:00

Now that the successful compost pilot program is ending and there are no plans to renew the program, Denver citizens are mobilizing to figure out a way to save this awesome program.

Will you save the program? Also, we ask you to post this to your social media site and become a part of the group as well! Our petition site have hundreds of signatures already, check it out below.

Email us here: advancecolorado@gmail.com
Blog here: http://denvercomposts.blogspot.com/
Save the Program Petition site: http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/denver-city-compost-program

Fake Grape Marketing of Denver Discovers Game Changers in Alternative Energy

2009-11-06T10:39:00.000-07:00

This past week the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) had its 22nd Industry Growth Forum. As a marketer and a self proclaimed tech nerd, I was blow away by all of the innovation that is occurring around our country and especially in Colorado.
I watched mind-bending game changers in the clean energy business, mostly start-ups… (our specialty)…explaining their philosophies and showing their ground breaking technology.

Fake Grape was proud to be among the group who attended this conference and would like to thank NREL for their efforts in clean energy over the past 32 years. We are excited about our future partnerships with many of these game changers.

(clean renewable energy from wind, solar, small hydropower and geothermal resources)

Now is the time to optimize your website

2009-10-03T18:25:00.000-06:00

Fake Grape Marketing and Public Relations says now is the time to optimize your website for search engine traffic.

If you can’t afford a great new website right now, don’t give up… your site can be saved and optimized for Google placement.

Contact the best agency in Denver to get started with a free site analysis and some great advice. Find your Google coupon here to get started today.

Welcome Brookhaven Retreat

2009-09-11T15:14:00.000-06:00

Welcome Brookhaven Retreat

Fake Grape marketing and public relations in Denver welcome’s the best treatment center for women in the country; Brookhaven Retreat. We are thrilled to work with such a high quality and effective organization. Brookhaven’s has published results that their 90 day program results in 90% effectiveness. Incredible!

Simply stated… Brookhaven succeeds where others fail. Brookhaven Retreat is a unique voluntary residential treatment facility specially designed to help women overcome emotional trauma or addiction challenges.

Fake Grape has been hired on to get the word out about Brookhaven’s incredible staff of professionals, effective addiction and mental health treatment programs.

http://www.brookhavenretreat.com/

Fake Grape Welcomes Remote Care Institute

2009-08-17T13:21:00.001-06:00

Fake Grape Marketing and PR of Denver Colorado welcomes new client Remote Care Institute a non profit organization that educates and helps the aging community with free or low cost resources to keep loved ones in their home longer improving their quality of life.

Fake Grape’s web programming, SEO and design services will be used to make a new brand image and beautiful website for this unique organization.

Welcome to Fake Grape new client ECI Learning!

2009-07-22T16:14:00.000-06:00

ECI Learning has courses and team building activities to better the workplace environment.

Fake Grape Marketing and PR will be working with ECI to develop their '09-10 marketing plan, public relations, SEO, positioning their courses and message development.

We look forward to a wonderful relationship with ECI Learning.

BIG GREEN RABBIT ROCKS THE EMMY AWARDS

2009-07-19T12:24:00.000-06:00

Big Green Rabbit based in Boulder, CO won 13 Heartland Emmy awards in 4 giant categories last night for their innovative children’s television series airing on public television across the country.

Congratulations to the amazingly talented team!

Here is the breakdown on the wins from a truly amazing night last night:

Arts/Entertainment Program/Special
“American Dino: What is Extinct?”
John Burshtan, Producer
Shane DeRolf, Executive Producer/Director/Writer
Bernard Derriman, Animation Director
Stephen Donnelly, Supervising Editor
Tiffany Tyson, Writer

Children/Youth Program/Special
“The Rematch: What are the Galapagos?”
John Burshtan, Producer, Director
Shane DeRolf, Executive Producer, Director
Stephen Donnelly, Supervising Editor

Musical Composition/Arrangement
Shane DeRolf, Writer, Composer
Mark Oblinger, Writer, Composer
David Williams, Writer, Composer

Program Graphics
Shane DeRolf, Design & Animation
Bernard Derriman, Design & Animation

New Website for Shoestring Commerce Launched Today!

2009-07-08T09:14:00.000-06:00

July 8, 2009, Fake Grape Marketing and PR announced the launch of the freshly designed Shoestring Commerce website.

We were elated late spring when Shoestring Commerce returned to us seeking a redesign of their website. Having won a web design awards for our web work earlier last year, Shoestring Commerce was confident we were the right team for the job. Our design team was intent on maintaining an award winning level of excellence on the new Shoestring site. The new design is fully XHTML/CSS compliant, and adheres to the latest standards for Search Engine Optimization (in progress as of today’s posting).

As part of the redesign, the new website has been upgraded to the latest version of ASPDotNet. The upgrade boasts significant performance and usability enhancements over its predecessors. Other items included in the new site have more visibility like the ROI calculator, customer transaction ticker and social media link prominence.

Take a look at Shoestring Commerce's new site.http://www.shoestringcommerce.com/

Fake Grape Marketing Explores the New Frontier of Children's Social Media

2009-06-15T12:04:00.000-06:00

It’s no secret that children growing up in 2009 are more technologically-savvy than ever before. As content filtering becomes more advanced and use of the internet becomes easier, kids everywhere are taking to the “net”, and often navigate the web with greater ease than their parents.

Studies have shown that internet use in young children can stimulate creativity and increase learning ability. Children also tend to be more exploratory on the internet, accessing a much greater range of websites than the average adult internet user, which has driven marketers to pay more attention to this ever growing demographic.

Capturing all that is cool online for kids ages 5 to 12, My Dad N' Me recently announced the launch of their "virtual playground" enabling dads, kids and their families to build more meaningful relationships through both on and offline engagement.

As discovered through My Dad N’ Me company research, the site addresses the three most important attributes parents are seeking in social networking sites for their kids: 1) it is safe; 2) it is age appropriate; and 3) it involves parent’s participation.

A 2009 Webby award-winning company located right here in Fake Grape’s backyard of Boulder, Colorado is also on the forefront of social and interactive websites for children.

Big Green Rabbit is bringing their mission for healthy living and a healthy planet from the TV screen to the internet in a ground breaking and engaging way. On their site, children can learn dances, sing songs, watch TV episodes, and play games. The company plans to incorporate social media aspects for children and their parents in the future as well.

Fake Grape Marketing and PR of Denver, Colorado and San Francisco, California is helping clients utilize social media aspects and leverage them to help reach customers and interact with them in new and meaningful ways.

Bringing SEO In-house- a challenge

2009-06-09T11:13:00.000-06:00

Many companies are considering
bringing SEO in-house to save
money, but doing so is challenging.
It's usually done with a lot of trial-
and-error and often has a detrimental
impact on the program. Talk to the Fake Grape SEO team about real-life examples
about your SEO.

In fact, we'll give you a FREE analysis of your site!

No matter how aesthetically your website is designed, or how convincing the
copy of your website, if you don't have the visitors, its all futile.

Search engine optimization is a formulaic activity which once undertaken
would get you the rankings on major search engines. Fake Grape Marketing and
PR in Denver understands that search engine optimization to be effective,
has to be intelligent, comprehensive and customized to your requirements.

That is why we offer wholesome search engine optimization programs that work
ground up towards improving the rankings of your site across the major
search engines.