Business Model / Marketing Plan

This Blog is dedicated to helping business of any size and at any stage with their Business Model and Marketing Plan. We will discuss techniques, tools and methodologies to help your grow your business. Juggernaut Marketing Communications is the home of the 7 Slices of Marketing Success and Fusion Markerting = Fusion Life. The 7 Slices are organizational methodologies for helping businesses at all levels maximize their marketing efforts. Fusion Marketing is a secret methodology where Like Minded people work together for Mutual Benefit.

Friday, September 27, 2013

THE RETURN OF THE NELSON PARANORMAL LEAGUE

The Nelson Paranormal League Returns with
Haunted Heritage Tour 2013 Streetcar #23

Nelson BC - The Nelson Paranormal League (NPL) is back and excited to announce the return of the Haunted Heritage Tour but this time it takes place on the Historical Trolley Streetcar #23.  On Saturday October 5th and Sunday October 6th at 5pm people are invited to enjoy a one hour guided tour of Nelson’s paranormal side from the safety of the Nelson Electric Tramway Society’s (NETS) 108 year old Streetcar #23.

The NPL was founded back in 2004, with the mission to investigate and educate people about paranormal activities and the unknown.  They launched the league with a Haunted Heritage tour of Nelson and in 2006 filmed a documentary of their findings at a local Hotel, Haunt at the Hume. 

It was when the league started to uncover significant paranormal evidence that they realized they needed to be careful with their findings.  Over time the league found many allies and contacts to help them with their paranormal adventures and they are excited to be back and ready to launch a new era of investigations and tours in Nelson.

This year they are piloting a project with the help of the Nelson Electric Tramway Society (NETS) who have been running Streetcar#23 for over 20 years with the strength of volunteers.  To help the society in return, 50% of all ticket sales will be going directly to NETS in their efforts to keep the trolley system running and their new museum project.

The Haunted Heritage Tour 2013 StreetCar#23 will take people on an hour long adventure on Nelson’s waterfront filled with stories about paranormal investigations, tales of intrigue, and a look into the haunted history of the Kootenays.  The tour begins in Lakeside Park with an introduction to world of the paranormal and why Nelson is a hot bed for ghostly activity, you will then be treated to a variety of stories and first hand adventures with NPL founder and Trolley Motorman Chris Holland.

“The Haunted Heritage Tour is an excellent combination of entertaining facts about the unknown and the interesting stories of Nelson’s past,” Says Chris Holland of the NPL. “It is a historical educational journey that tantalizes the imagination and leaves you wondering and wanting to learn more.”

The Haunted Heritage Tour 2013 Streetcar #23 will only have two runs, Saturday October 5th and Sunday October 6th, admission is $8 per person, the tour begins at 5pm loading at Lakeside Park Station.  Tickets are available at the Nelson and District Chamber of Commerce and will sell out quickly.  For more information or to purchase your tickets drop by the chamber office at 225 Hall St. or call 250.352.3433.  You can also check out NelsonStreetCar.org or NelsonParanormalLeague.blogspot.ca for updates.

Thursday, August 15, 2013

HELP SOMEONE GET CONNECTED 2013 A PROMOTION FOR THE COMMUNITY

Previous Winners Earth Matters
Back by Popular Demand

Phoenix Computers and Technology Helps Someone Get Connected 2013

Nelson BC. Scott Newland at Phoenix Computers and Technology is continuing the trend of the extremely popular Help Someone Get Connected program for 2013.  Over the past 6 years Scott has been hosting a contest that encourages people to nominate someone they feel could use help “getting connected” to the newest technology.  This year the prize package will bring the lucky winner a new notebook, wireless router, all-in-one printer, and 1 Year of High-Speed internet service.

To Help Someone Get Connected all you have to do is write a letter of 200 words or less at why you feel this person, organization or business could use a helping hand.  The winner will be determined based on community involvement, extending themselves to help those in need, and their efforts in working to make a better community.  Not only could you provide someone with the much needed boost to get ahead, but if your letter is the lucky winner you will also be rewarded with one year of complimentary Phoenix Advantage service and support.

The contest runs from August 1st to the 31st you can take your nomination letter directly to Phoenix Computers and Technology on Baker St, email to info@PhoenixNelson.com  or message them through Facebook.

Past winners of the Help Someone Get Connected contest have included a person who used the package to help her increase her education in helping the elderly, and an individual with barriers to employment with which their new system helped them to secure a job and grow their career.  The most recent winner was the Earth Matters Eco Store who used the technology to help educate people about their community recycling options.

 “Giving back to the community is extremely important to secure Nelson as a sustainable community with a strong local trade and economy.”  Quotes Scott of Phoenix, “Any time I get the opportunity, I try to help locally. The community supports me, so I always try to give back whenever I can.”


You can enter to Help Someone Get Connected 2013 from August 1st to 31st by dropping off your letter of nomination at Phoenix Computers and Technology 468 Baker St., or email info@PhoenixNelson.com.  Also keep listening to 103.5 The Bridge and read the Nelson Star for additional surprises and to learn more.

Wednesday, July 24, 2013

Publicity Made Simple for All Media

Getting publicity for you and your business is one of the most powerful, yet cost effective promotional tactic you can learn. The rules are simple and straight forward, and conventions must be followed to achieve success, but the pay off is well worth the effort. The public tends to trust the media’s word, more than they do paid advertising. Getting media coverage can increase attention, while lending legitimacy to what you do.

There are many ways to increase your publicity, and the more creative you can be, the more response you will most likely get. Have fun, be prepared, and be ready to play the media game. At the end of the day, reporters are just people too, and if you are clear, honest and easy to relate to, you will enjoy the fruits of your publicity attempts.

At Community Futures in Nelson they are offering a new workshop that  will cover the basics of publicity, what it is, why you should use it, and how to get it. We will go over the most important tool when communicating with the media: the Press Release, and how to use it in a timely, effective manner. Finally we will discuss other new media tools you can develop to increase and maximize your publicity potential.


Sign up Today http://www.futures.bc.ca/schedule.php