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Effective Promotion with No Bells, No Whistles, No Flashturbation

No bells, no whistles, no flashturbation. Just plain, old-fashioned product promotion. Virtual Painter software showcases its users to demonstrate the capabilities of the software. My multi-talented friend, Judy Vorfeld, is among those whose work is highlighted.

This tried and true method of letting users tell a company's story works even better online than in old media because the content is spread virally through posts, like this one.

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BL Ochman | May 16 08 9:20 | TrackBack (0)

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Thanks for the kudos. I've been using the software for years. It brings out a very creative part of my soul. You'll notice I use the same subject more than once; probably my educational genes. I love encouraging others, and this is one way I can do that. In fact, I've asked the Virtual Painter people to consider a Users Forum where we can help each other, inspire newbies, and continue to grow in our use of this amazing software.

Posted by: Judy Vorfeld at May 16, 2008 9:51 AM

Perhaps the greratest form of product promotion: crystal clear examples that make it easy to understand the benefit in an instant...seeing is believing.

Posted by: John Gillett at May 16, 2008 2:50 PM

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Blogger, social media strategy consultant to Fortune 500 companies, and sought-after corporate speaker B.L. Ochman heads the creative team of whatsnextonline.com. She also publishes the Ethics Crisis blog for SRF Global Translations

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