In The News

July 15, 2011

Marketing Eye Atlanta is pleased to launch Northern Stevedoring Services’ (NSS) new website today. NSS is headquartered in Townsville, Queensland with operations all across regional Queensland’s Port facilities.

NSS is best known for the stevedoring and integrated end-to-end supply chain services they provide for ocean going cargoes. With over 40 years’ experience, NSS have truly walked their talk.

Marketing Eye, will end its offer of a website for US$2,490 at the end of May.

After giving small businesses websites that are designed by a creative director and have content management systems, for the past few months, the firm will end this deal with websites going back to US$9,990 plus GST from June.

Marketing – there’s no ‘off’ switch
By Adam Joseph AMAMI CPM

There are significant differences between marketing for blue-chip companies and marketing for small-to-medium enterprises (SMEs) that go well beyond smaller budgets. According to David Cervi, owner of marketing consultancy HyperSphere, there are eight pitfalls for small business when it comes to marketing.

By CXO, Australia

Where did you come up with the idea for running an outsourced marketing firm?
After running a creative marketing agency for 5 years primarily focused on big corporate, I realised that there was a need in the market for small to medium sized businesses to have an experienced marketing manager at an affordable price.

By Nick Nichols, Business Editor


Picture of CEO, Mellissah Smith:
‘We need to be a bit smarter about what we do’

THE global financial crisis may have many business owners running scared but, according to marketing dynamo Mellissah Smith, it could cost them dearly.

Ms Smith, founder and chief executive of Marketing Eye, said defensive strategies in these troubled times were gifting valuable customers to more aggressive competitors.

Feature | by Brad Howarth

Australian Anthill Magazine, April/May 2008: Social networking tools, such as Facebook, MySpace and Bebo, are diabolical time-wasters. They suck millions of minutes from tens of thousands of people every day. But here’s the catch. If social networking isn’t part of your marketing strategy, the only person’s time you’re wasting is your own. Brad Howarth explains.