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10th birthday party

24th April 2009
It's hard to believe that it was 10 years ago that we set up ORM with the simple aim of doing cool web stuff.
 
To celebrate this landmark occasion we are going to have birthday party on 25 June.  We have just sent a hold the date email to clients, suppliers, friends and family for them to mark off in their diaries.
 
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Derek
Posted by Derek on 24th April 2009
Filed under News with Tags ORM
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10 top tips for using Twitter for business

15th April 2009

I was going to write a piece on the recent phenomenon of businesses utilising Twitter as part of their communications strategy for my first serious post on the blog.  A sort of do's and don't type piece.

 

Decided to see what others were saying and came across these 10 tips on the PC World website of all places.  I read it and it pretty much echoed the advice we have been offering our clients here for the last couple of years regarding the use of social media.
 
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Derek
Posted by Derek on 15th April 2009
Filed under Marketing with Tags Twitter, social media, applications, marketing
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Discovery Shed websites

20th March 2009

It's been a manic week here at ORM. We only had a week to quickly turn around the Trade and Consumer websites for Discovery's new channel for real men, Shed. The websites were accompanied by various DM initiatives created by ORM building up brand awareness over the last few weeks.

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Derek
Posted by Derek on 20th March 2009
Filed under Work with Tags website, Discovery Channel, campaigns, marketing
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Discovery Shed

17th March 2009


We are working with Discovery Channel on the launch of their new TV channel - Discovery Shed which goes live this coming Friday, 20 March.  We are involved with both their B2B and consumer campaigns to raise the awareness of the channel and its launch date.

 

These flyers were sent out on Monday as part of the the intial DM campaign for the B2B audience. They really do stink, each logo was permeated with a pretty disgusting oil that let you experience what a real man's hand would smell like in the environment they are in situ with on the flyers.

 

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Derek
Posted by Derek on 17th March 2009
Filed under Work with Tags Discovery Channel, marketing, campaigns
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