Monday, April 29, 2013
Say Hi to Our New Member of the SkyPlanner Family
Mona Sabbah is the latest to join the SkyPlanner team. She brings with her over 10 years of experience in the advertising and marketing world. Until recently, Mona has worked as Senior Copywriter at a Miami ad agency working on the Southeast Toyota account that included 175 dealerships across Florida, South and North Carolina plus Georgia. At MGS, she also worked on other accounts such as the University of Miami Health Systems and Florida Power and Light.
Mona has worked with your Miami Salesforce consulting company for the past several months, helping us to recreate a new website that best explains our cloud computing services. Today, she joins the SkyPlanner team as Director of Sales and Marketing, continuing to help us establish the SkyPlanner brand across multiple social media channels and marketing communication materials as well as searching for leads, building new relationships within the Miami community and closing new
buiness.
Mona has national and international experience when it comes to branding and marketing as she worked with Iberostar Resorts & Hotels in Mexico, Dominican Republic and Jamaica as well as Air Canada, Canada’s national airline. In the U.S., her clients have included Sun-Sentinel, the Florida Lottery, NCL, Royal Caribbean, Tri-Rail, Neutrogena, Keiser University and SkyPlanner of course. Her goals with your Miami Salesforce consulting company is to outline a marketing plan and sales plan, set up company-wide procedures for more seamless operations, outline key performance indicators as well as metrics and outline short and long term goals.
You can find a case study she wrote about your Miami Salesforce consultants on her personal marketing website as well as view some of her past work.
Monday, April 22, 2013
SkyPlanner Takes Salesforce to Colombia
SkyPlanner Partners has been growing at a rapid pace. We have great clients that we are proud to serve and help out with their CRM strategies. We believe in fully immersing ourselves in our clients’ organizations to really understand their business. In fact, your Miami Salesforce consulting partners, also offers business analysis so we can recommend the best solutions to fit your needs. No two companies are alike!
Last week, all of SkyPlanner co-founders including Rene Garcia, Rene Rodriguez and Jorge Fernandez, flew to Colombia where we have a second office dealing with Salesforce products and services. We met up with our developers and SkyPlanner teammates to go over the business logic for LifeConEx. They offer peace of mind as the only industry-specific, end-to-end cold chain management solutions provider for the life science industry worldwide.
Next up is to hire more people in the U.S. savvy in all things Salesforce to expand our operations here and boost the economy via cloud computing. Check out our most recent open positions or follow us on Twitter to get regular updates.
Last week, all of SkyPlanner co-founders including Rene Garcia, Rene Rodriguez and Jorge Fernandez, flew to Colombia where we have a second office dealing with Salesforce products and services. We met up with our developers and SkyPlanner teammates to go over the business logic for LifeConEx. They offer peace of mind as the only industry-specific, end-to-end cold chain management solutions provider for the life science industry worldwide.
Tuesday, April 16, 2013
Content Is King So How Does Your Company Become Royalty?
Marketing is definitely taking a social direction in this day and age. What used to be reserved only for multi-national advertising agencies and public relations firms, today, some of it is shared with bloggers, tweeters,
Facebook posters, newsletters writers, how-to tutorial writers and others. Today’s brands aren’t talking to their audience solely through magazine ads and television commercials. No, today, brands and their ambassadors can engage with their customers through various, more casual ways, even one-on-one. Salesforce Marketing Cloud is a true testament to that. The cloud computing company allows for companies to listen to what is said about them in the social world, engage with the people and answer back. It also allows companies to tailor their content to what they think is wanted.
SkyPlanner Partners, your Miami Salesforce consulting company, has definitely seen its business go social with more of our team connecting and engaging with our community out there, from esteemed clients to vendors and potential leads. So how do small and medium businesses also compete in this content-driven world? The most basic rule of thumb and one that helps companies tremendously is as simple as setting up a schedule or calendar or some sort. At SkyPlanner Partners, for example we have committed ourselves to posting blogs twice a week to interact within social media. With a schedule, you’re sure that it’s done, published, and most importantly out there. Because without the actual content, nothing else can get done.
Remember to look at comments to your various social postings, try to answer as most often as possible with either by turning the comment or concern into a blog or case study or answering back in a one-on-one method. Your Miami Salesforce consulting company reminds you that sharing the content you create is very important. Think of all the ways you can publish or distribute your content so as to reach the most people on social media. Make sure it’s relative to your audience. For example, SkyPlanner Partners distribute our blog through LinkedIn and our Twitter, because most of our followers are part of the cloud computing industry.
Listening is a big part of content creation. Your customers and your social world will tell you what they want to know, all you have to do it hear them out. Your social media marketing strategy also includes reaching out to other bloggers and companies/people that are creating their own content. You can definitely join forces or invite them to be a guest blogger from time to time.
How does your company create content?

SkyPlanner Partners, your Miami Salesforce consulting company, has definitely seen its business go social with more of our team connecting and engaging with our community out there, from esteemed clients to vendors and potential leads. So how do small and medium businesses also compete in this content-driven world? The most basic rule of thumb and one that helps companies tremendously is as simple as setting up a schedule or calendar or some sort. At SkyPlanner Partners, for example we have committed ourselves to posting blogs twice a week to interact within social media. With a schedule, you’re sure that it’s done, published, and most importantly out there. Because without the actual content, nothing else can get done.
Remember to look at comments to your various social postings, try to answer as most often as possible with either by turning the comment or concern into a blog or case study or answering back in a one-on-one method. Your Miami Salesforce consulting company reminds you that sharing the content you create is very important. Think of all the ways you can publish or distribute your content so as to reach the most people on social media. Make sure it’s relative to your audience. For example, SkyPlanner Partners distribute our blog through LinkedIn and our Twitter, because most of our followers are part of the cloud computing industry.

How does your company create content?
Tuesday, April 9, 2013
The Key to Success Entrepreneurship? Focus.
Sounds simple, but it isn’t. According to Michael Lazerow,
CMO of the Salesforce Marketing Cloud and founder or Buddy Media, focusing on
the right thing is the most important part of running a successful business. He
says great entrepreneurs focus exclusively on efforts that matter and tune out
the rest.

Michael also reminds us that these top three goals have to
be clearly defined for your entire staff because the entire company should be
focusing on the same things, working together, on the same path. Imagine if the
folks behind Twitter wouldn’t have concentrated on 140-character messaging. Or if
Facebook hadn’t focused on photo-tagging.
Writing these top three goals will eliminate distractions
and lead your company into becoming a successful corporation.
Tuesday, April 2, 2013
2.7 Billion "Likes" Per Day and Other Mind-Boggling Social Media Stats
SkyPlanner Partners has covered the rapid increase in social media activity and the importance to
connect with your customers through the social channels many times. But thanks
to the latest Salesforce blog, your Miami Salesforce consulting company is now
able to share with you some amazing statistics regarding social media and what
that can mean for your business.
There's
an enormous time spent in the social media world, from people creating content
to people engaging and interacting with it to people sharing and consuming it.
For example, it is said that 76% of Twitter users posts updates. At SkyPlanner
Partners we share our blogs through our Twitter profile so our followers can
see learn more about cloud computing and Salesforce. Twitter also allows us to
get feedback from our followers. And speaking of blogs, Brandwatch states that
there are about two million blogs published every day including this one.

And
how can we talk about social media without mentioning Facebook. According to
the Social Habit, Facebook users check their accounts five or more times a day.
Digital Trends say there are 2.7 billion "likes" per day. (By the way
did you “like” SkyPlanners Facebook page?) 80% of users prefer to connect with
brands via Facebook and over 20 million US users have their birthday included on
their profiles. Instagram, that was just bought by the Facebook giant, has
3,480 photos uploaded every minute. Yes, every minute of every day. And a new
user signs up to the site every
According
to LivePerson, 82% of users come to a website to get an issue resolved. This
fact alone can do wonders for your business and bottom line, not to mention
marketing strategy.
So how are you going to use these mind-boggling social media statistics to increase your business' presence and profits?
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