March 2011 - Messages


Levacomm, good blogs where companies don't make things up

Internet users love blogs. Why shouldn't companies too? The Lille-based company Levacomm is the first French platform exclusively dedicated to corporate or company blogs. It's another way of interacting with clients. Levacomm offers companies a global integrated management service, which involves managing the entire process, from the creation of the blog through to drafting articles, texts, audio and video podcasts, editorial strategy, themes, on-line publishing, and moderating comments. "What are they saying about us?"

Published: 3/23/2011 2:08 PM by   Levacomm | with with 0 comment(s)
Classified under : Company blog ,  Interviews ,  Our know-how ,  PoolMedias

Levacomm is exhibiting at the MD Expo in Paris

The 9th edition of MD Expo/e-Retail opens its doors on 29th, 30th and 31st March 2011 at the Porte de Versailles Exhibition Centre in Paris.D2011 retains its strategic direction from 2010 and is built around the premise of Direct Marketing. Levacomm, an exhibitor in the MOVE-CCI Grand Lille village at the MD Expo trade fair, will present the latest version of PoolMédias, its international, multilingual corporate blog platform.

Published: 3/16/2011 8:09 AM by   Levacomm | with with 0 comment(s)
Classified under : Communication ,  Blog announcements ,  Our offer ,  PoolMedias ,  Trade fair

Moderating discussions on a company blog

Discussions between Internet users and the company affect all parts of the company. The wide range of comments demonstrates the trust which Internet users have in corporate blogs as interactive tools. Initially, this trust is established through the Internet user's experience of personalised, constructive dialogue and the feeling of being listened to.

Published: 3/7/2011 6:43 PM by   Levacomm | with with 0 comment(s)
Classified under : Company blog ,  Our offer ,  CRM ,  PoolMedias

The corporate blog as part of a company's web marketing strategy

Today, digital and on-line media are revolutionising communication between companies and consumers: the majority of consumers expect companies to communicate with them on the web. And yet the most interesting conversations develop and exist in immediate proximity to content - blogs - and lose interest as they become more removed from it, conveyed via a network with several links on Facebook and Twitter.

Published: 3/1/2011 1:06 PM by   Levacomm | with with 0 comment(s)
Classified under : Blog announcements ,  Our know-how ,  CRM ,  SEO ,  PoolMedias