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in topic AMF : AMF: Long Term Vision for Marketing Section by Kafka Frugel ]]> Thu, 08 Mar 2012 06:49:13 -0800 http://slcapex.com/forums/topic/ARCHIVE/5733/31920 http://slcapex.com/forums/topic/ARCHIVE/5733
- Developing a recognisable identity for the AMF website. The theme will be SL business-to-business services and RL employment, careers and personal development for SL residents. Guest pages will enforce the theme, and add original content to the website.

- Building strategic alliances.
Recently, AMF and GVC entered a partnership. GVC has a profile of services which fits in well with the proposed direction of the AMF website. AMF will continue to look out for further such alliances.

- Generating unpaid traffic to AMF website
This will be done by banner/link exchange, redirecting traffic from this forum, and using inworld ad objects provided for free as 'perk' for AMF investment at IPOs. In the future, paid advertsing may be added if the revenue exceeds the cost of advertising.

- Future development 1: SL Marketing Group
The idea is to send group notices with marketing content, but to refine this to prevent spamming. Upon enrollment on the group, designated group roles would serve as 'tags' to send messages to interest groups. This could be partially interfaced from the website; AMF and Techtonix are in talks to develop this project.

- Future development 2: Blogging for wider audience
I am considering a personal blog aimed at SL and RL alike. There is enough intrigue and curiosity out there to make this a well read blog. Monitising for AMF revenue as usual.

Troy Tomasso
CEO AMF






in topic AMF : AMF: Long Term Vision for Marketing Section by Troy Tomasso ]]> Thu, 08 Mar 2012 02:14:59 -0800 http://slcapex.com/forums/topic/ARCHIVE/5733/31917