Revive Creative + Consulting

Dallas, Estados Unidos

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Teléfono:
+1 214-535-7576
Sitio web:
www.reviveyourcompany.com
Dirección:
Dallas, TX 75207 Estados Unidos
Design District
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
2.1 kmUnion Streetcar Station
2.6 kmConvention Center Station
2.8 kmMedical/Market Center
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2 opiniones sobre Revive Creative + Consulting

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Tu valoración: 5
Doctors Inlet, FL
Outstanding work guys! Keep up the great work!
Tu valoración: 1
Dallas, TX
I don’t think I’d be choosing a marketing company that doesn’t understand the basic principles of e-​mail marketing.
Along with about 50 other people (who, for whatever reason chose to reply all) I received «Chief Creative Officer» Clayton Kemp’s spammy message about needing a website, SEO or PPC help. This is after he randomly connects with me on LinkedIn.
Thus, you’re looking at the snake oil salesmen of today — people who can open a Facebook or Twitter account, but have no clue what they’re doing beyond that.
UPDATE: I got a message from Revive Creative + Consulting that this was all an «accident.» And I’d like to call BS on that one — it was deliberately sent (as in, copied into the «To» field) and not through some kind of e-​mail delivery system. Don’t say it was an accident, say it was a MISTAKE and then move on.