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corecubed Portfolio

At Home Solutions
Kim McCreery provides excellent in-home care to a variety of populations in three offices south and east
of Phoenix, Arizona. Her business model is one that brings resounding praise from her clients and
employees alike.
Kim chose corecubed as her strategic
partner in designing professional marketing
collateral as well as her agencys overall corporate identity. We
especially like that Kim used real people, her staff and clients, as subjects of her branding visuals.
Check out her Web site.
Albemarle
When Albemarle Home Care in North Carolina wanted a new Web site built for SEO, they knew corecubed
was the right choice. We included keywords for their industry as well as their counties and regions,
and do the regular site submissions and local Google map submissions. Within one week of going live,
this site was at the top of the local Google map when home care agencies in the areas they service are
searched. View the new site here.
WebSites
As a full-service marketing agency, not only does corecubed
offer a wide variety of Web design
capabilities, but we also offer ongoing maintenance and upkeep on sites weve previously built.
Here are two of the sites we regularly maintain:
Benitos Gelato
Murrini.com
Recent Impressive Press on corecubed PR Clients

Senior Planning Services
CARING Magazine
August 2009
Click here.
Flame Run
Blisstree.com
August 31, 2009
Louisville Eccentric Observer
Arts and Entertainment Issue
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Home Care Corner

CARING Magazine
Merrily Orsini regularly shares her expertise in marketing home care to the readers of CARING Magazine.
However, in August, Merrily departs from the world of marketing technology and provides a primer for
those looking to provide in-home care for Alzheimers clients.
See the article here.
Interested in hearing from Merrily Orsini more than once a month?
Check out MerrilyOrsini.com for her
strategic marketing tips, insider perspectives and updates on her speaking engagements.
Are you on Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn? Follow Merrily Orsini on each and have udpates
delivered right to your desktop! Where in the world is Merrily? Become a fan!
Follow Merrily Orsini on:
Facebook
LinkedIn
Twitter
corecubed's Facebook Page

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About corecubed

At corecubed,
we tell a client’s story to help them sell a product or service. Our specialty is monthly
marketing communications.
corecubed
has a special niche in servicing businesses that offer products or services that are considered
“at need”, meaning that the consumer may not be interested in the product or service
until the need arises. The MOSTSM program is a prime example of the
strategy, now serving home care and home health care companies across the USA.
Visit MOST for Your Marketing
for more information.
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corecubed Websites

MOSTSM
is a geographically specific high end turn-key monthly marketing communications program designed to
supplement the work of a direct field marketer, targeted at home care and home health agencies.
www.markethomecare.com offers specific
and targeted marketing, operational and training products to home care and home health care agencies
and geriatric care managers.
www.merrilyorsini.com provides
the latest information on appearances, articles and insights by Merrily Orsini, Managing Director
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Marketing Is a Two-Way Street
In the good ole' days,
marketing used to be one-way messaging. Simple stuff. You have a product or service and you tell folks
about it. Now, with the advent of social media, marketing is becoming two-way - customers finding YOU
when they are seeking products or services. And they are not quiet about the experience.
Marketers, however, are the guardians of a company's brand. So how do you walk the two-way street
of social media marketing, keep the brand intact, and use new technology to your benefit?

Understand that Social Media Marketing is NOT Social Media Networking
Business is business.
According to technology forecaster Daniel Burrus, Marketing and networking are two different things. Marketing is
about branding and positioning yourself while networking is about making connections.
Read More Here
So a word to the wise for those who are jumping with both feet into the FaceBook world. Separate personal from
business. You can set up multiple accounts, and the personal account should be the only one to have photos of the
kids and that crazy friend from high school who just found you online. The business account is about getting more
business, and creating a face for the business, which is your brand. Boiling it down, business social media is
about responding to client issues and questions, and positioning your business to do more business and attract
more customers.

Social Media is about Helping Search Engines Find Your Business
So how do
you use FaceBook or Twitter or your blog to boost your search engine optimization (SEO)? You link and integrate
them so that folks who find something titillating you have Tweeted about can then find the business with genius
and foresight enough to have you on board. It is really a part of expanding your Web and email marketing strategy.
Think about it. People really do not buy things until they think they need them or want them. So, having little
snippets of what you are selling out there where they can be found by someone looking is what marketing is about
at its core. Social media just makes the information more prevalent, and it allows for some two-way communication,
so you may be qualifying someone way early in the process.
Every type of social media account should be linked back to your main Web site, or the Web site where you want
folks to go. It is the total online activity that is important when you are trying to increase your rankings in
search engines, and by linking everything together, more activity is reflected. SEO is sort of like popularity.
The more popular you are, the more easily people can find you, and that translates into more business, eventually.
(Assuming you are meeting the price and product standards for which they are looking.)

Branding IS Important, Even on Twitter
Actually
everything that is communicated to the world about your business should have that consistent look and feel. All
the social media sites allow some branding; take care that you utilize that option, so you are extending your
brand whilst Tweeting. And, remember that branding is not only your colors and logo, but it is what the public
thinks about your company or product, so keep the verbiage and the message consistent as well.

Taking a Partner Who Understands You
The
very best thing you can do when you are new to a process is to have a partner who understands how to most effectively
wield the new technology possibilities to produce the best bottom line results in the least amount of time. Now,
as always, corecubed is ready to take you by the
hand and lead you through this new technological minefield. We
are experts at providing regular, monthly marketing communications. Our knowledge of social media marketing can
yield rewarding results while steering you away from any pitfalls.
Also, a good starting point is just regularly communicating. We are, in fact, the gurus of email marketing
able to craft eNewsletters filled to the brim with valuable information that is both relevant and rewarding for
your customers. Instead of dragging your e-mails to the trashcan, they'll be keeping an eye out for your next
communication. Aren't you reading this to the end, after all?
Technology CAN be a good fit. You just have to have the right tailor.
Call corecubed today for a fitting.

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"Social media is not a media. The key is to listen, engage, and build relationships."
David Alston
"A strong foundation increases the value of
everything you do."
Aaron Wall
"SEO is a marketing function for sure, but it needs to be baked into a product, not slapped on like icing after the cake is baked."
Duane Forrester
"As the web becomes a more social and porous medium, remember that interaction and community are going to happen with or without your involvement. You can watch the conversation take place, or you can own and guide it."
Adam Weinroth |

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