Greetings from FPM3 USA!

Lee West here, beaming directly from Mt. Laurel NJ with the latest in FPM3 news and local NJ/PA happenings.

"Business, more than any other occupation, is a continual dealing with the future; it is a continual calculation, an instinctive exercise in foresight."
- Henry R. Luce

We are constantly looking to the future of business and technology. The only way to avoid stagnation is to move and to grow.

Let's grow together.

Cheers,

Lee West

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Hamilton is getting closer to the fact of having an NHL team. Way to go Jim! I'm praying for this to come to town and trust me this will make a difference.

The reason this is huge!







1. We love NHL hockey in Canada.
2. To go to a NHL game, we have to travel 90 minutes to buffalo to cross at the border with everyone in the car needing passports!
3. To go to a game in Toronto we have to travel 3 hours and 15 minutes to get through traffic, only to be parked in a $40 parking spot, and we got the tickets from a friend or we had to pay a STUPID amount for them.
4. Hamilton needs something to bring this City to life. God bless the Tigercats, but we need a sport that carries us through the winter
5. Canada needs another....sorry DESERVES AND EARNED the right to have another hockey team.

Bring it on! Jim....I got your back!







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You may or may not know, I have a property business separate from my marketing company. I was interviewed today with Bill Kelly from 900 CHML regarding this insane law that is about to be passed in the City of Hamilton, Ontario regarding Licensing of Landlords. My properties are in the Niagara region however I was looking to buying my building in the very near future.

Hamilton wants to promote businesses to come to the City of Hamilton....How you going to get people to invest in Hamilton when there is nothing but roadblocks for businesses to operate here. I've heard of red tape. I'm giving this the title Red Banner. I'm all for the Hamilton, but when the Hamilton wants to put these amazing rules in place watch a few more businesses leave.

If this license the landlord thing passes, I'm definitely not investing in Hamilton and I would suggest that other land investors also move on. What a tax grab this is!

You can hear the story here: 900 CHML - BILL KELLY interview regarding licensing of landlords!

I've also included the Hamilton Spectator story to go with it here SPEC STORY ON HAMILTON LICENSING OF LANDLORDS

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Production and Internal Marketing Coordinator - USA OFFICE - Philly

Job Duties:
• Recording minutes of all meetings including but limited to:
• Sales
• Creative
• Culture
• Orientation
• Marketing
• Preparing all dockets for invoicing and delivering to accounting department
• Assisting coordinators by preparing dockets, quotes, purchase orders and docket closings
• Preparing briefing sheets, collecting information from coordinators and clients
• Sourcing production costs for print, promotional items etc..
• Sourcing media costs, TV, Radio and Print
• Internal web monitoring including:
• FPM3 – artwork and accuracy of wording
• The Mingle
• Virtual Memory Stick (Cityhosting)
• Order of account/creative office supplies (inks, paper, pens)
• Manage inventory of all marketing materials related to FPM3 (usa), the Mingle and Virtual Memory Stick. Including: Envelopes, portfolios, handouts booklets,
• Scheduling staff meetings and maintaining internal calendar
• Coordinating with Mingle Partners and FPM3 to ensure they have all required support materials
• Schedule the Mingle Studio for client recordings
• Updating and maintaining internal marketing materials, websites, presentation materials etc..
• Representing FPM at networking events and tradeshows.

Skills:
• Communication skills – critical. This is both verbal and written form (email updates, etc)
• Computers – handling online updates, sending newsletters, adding emails, writing content and sending and following up. This includes internet, and basic word processing.
• Knowledge of how enewsletters work (ability to learn), Google search engines, Yahoo, MSN, Blogs, Twitter, Flicker, Facebook, myspace, YouTube and Wikipedia.
• Ability to work under stress
• Excellent time management, planning and organizational skills
• Attention to detail, proof reading, grammar skills

1. Job Details:
a. Branding FPM/The Mingle
b. Communicating updates to the current resellers – i.e. newsletters “Whats New”. Adding new resellers to the team; finding/meeting and building agreements.
c. Working with the partners; sending sales materials; talking on briefs for the clients.
d. Finding partners; building relationships with partners.
e. Preparing the “How To Video” for Marketing items.
f. Keeping inventory of all sales items.
g. Finding and sourcing new business through our current contacts as a “Customer Service Representative”.
h. Maintaining the SEO/AdWords and Social Media of FPM and clients.
i. Recording Mingles as needed.

Position: Part-Time (20-30hrs/week to start)
Hourly: $10/hr (commissions and bonus available)

send resume attention: Adam Oldfield, President
adam@fpm3.com
Subject: Marketing Coordinator - FPM3 USA


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I'm not a big supporter of Microsoft...in anyway. This including the operating system or the search engine. However, I do believe that they are innovative in many ways. I do advertise with our clients and myself through the MSN network. No point in arguing that it's worth the effort to use them. as they do have about 6% of the search market! :)

It will be interesting with the new BING, how the search and find will work and I'm excited about this. I got my newsletter from the MSN group advising me:

There is:
• no impact on your campaign management;
• no impact on your keywords; and,
• no action required on your part.

As well, they go on to say:

So what does Bing do?
Plain and simple, it provides consumers with easy access to relevant information. With new features and more organized results, consumers can spend less time searching and more time finding what's most relevant to them—like travel, health, cars, and shopping.

What can that mean to you as an advertiser?
Quality leads - Bing helps provide the relevant search results and ads your consumers are interested in. This means you can engage with consumers when they're ready to research, influence or make a purchase decision.

Hang on world...BING is about to happen! LOL.


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