Interactivity Marketing, a Myrtle Beach based digital marketing and advertising agency, has been selected as the agency of record for Myrtle Beach Zipline Adventures, a new attraction set to open in April. Interactivity Marketing has been tasked with handling all branding, web site design and development, print marketing materials, television, and outdoor advertising mediums for the coming attraction.

The new attraction will set upon the site of the former Pavilion and will offer a fifty-five foot tall zipline that will propel riders at speeds of up to forty miles per hour as they make their way between towers.  For thrill-seekers who are seeking an adrenaline rush, Myrtle Beach Zipline Adventures will also offer a Powerfan Jump that will allow adventurers to jump off of a sity-five foot tall tower and “free” fall (harness attached) to a height of fifteen feet before slowing down for a smooth landing. The attraction will begin construction in early February and is slated to open in April.

“We’re very excited to be working with Myrtle Beach Zipline Adventures,” said Gary Henderson, owner and President of Interactivity Marketing. “We’re looking forward to helping them develop and effectively market their brand. We feel like theirs will quickly become a popular attraction and that it will draw traffic to the downtown Myrtle Beach area, something which is great for the local economy.”

One of Charleston’s Best Hotels– On Your Phone

The French Quarter Inn in Charleston is widely regarded as one of the best hotels in the United States. They tasked Interactivity to help convey their stellar reputation through their new website and mobile site. It’s almost too much awesome to contain on a phone, so beware.

SOPA, the Stop Online Piracy Act bill, has been shelved. The cause of much controversy, the bill was designed to protect American “inventions and products” from being pirated by foreign websites, according to the bill’s primary sponsor, Lamar Smith (R-Texas). Opponents of the bill saw the act as an over-reach by government to control what citizens have access to on the web. In protest, Wikipedia shut down for a day and other large sites voiced their opposition to SOPA. You can read more about SOPA here:

http://mashable.com/2012/01/20/sopa-is-dead-smith-pulls-bill/

The Stuff Daydreams are Made Of

Seriously, who wouldn’t want to be relaxing in a pool overlooking the Charleston Harbor? Exactly. We designed this website to convey the waterfront lodging experience  that Shem Creek Inn is known for.

• A gallon of gas (depending on what state you live in)
• A footlong sandwich from Subway
• A street performer yelling a message of your choosing while juggling knives
• Someone to call and wish your friends a happy birthday as Arnold Schwarzenegger.

No, we’re not making the last two up. If you’d like the Terminator to wish your buddies a happy birthday, check out Fiverr.com. Fiverr is a website where people post things that they’ll do for just $5. Fiverr offers a wide range of services, ranging from business services such as professional voiceovers, video creation, and various promotions to highly unique services such as breakdancing (as seen on the home page of our website), beat-boxing, and chainsaw/knife juggling (seriously).

Since we think that Fiverr is so cool, we’ll upload a new Fiverr task every week. You can see the first one, a breakdancer dancing to Michael Jackson’s “Bad,” on our home page. Check back every week for new Fiverr tasks and also check your voicemails… You never know when Arnold might call.

What Would You Do for $5?

Settling Your Christmas Questions Once and For All

Everyone celebrates the holidays differently. Some prefer to spend time with family while others prefer to drink spiked eggnog until the family goes away. No matter how you choose to celebrate the holidays, there is one question that never goes away– how soon after Thanksgiving do you put up the Christmas tree? Several of the stores at The Market Common decided to weigh in on the subject.

Even though the ball has dropped and the champagne has been put away, Interactivity Marketing is still finding plenty of reasons to celebrate the New Year. Over 70,000 of them, actually.

Throughout the first ten days of 2012, Interactivity Marketing has generated over 70,000 dollars for its pay-per-click clients. While that’s a great number for just ten days, it gets better. To make that money, we spent less than 3,000 dollars.

That’s a return on investment of 25 to 1. On average, for every dollar spent by a client Interactivity Marketing made them twenty-five. Using the PPC management software platform Acquisio, we were able to keep cost per conversion down while establishing high returns for a variety of clients.

If the rest of 2012 is anything like the first ten days, then Interactivity Marketing can look forward to astronomical success for its pay-per-click clients.

Where’s the champagne?

• Kim Kardashian and Kris Humphries married (and divorced)
• Interactivity Marketing added new clients to its roster
• Tim Tebow has become a semi-respected Quarterback in the NFL
• Interactivity Marketing continued to generate huge success for its clients.

To be honest, only two of those were big deals to us (sorry Tim and Kim). Our website may have been on vacation, but the staff at Interactivity has been hard at work for our clients. If you don’t believe it, see the work for yourself.

Since our website was last up, we’ve inked over two dozen new clients for a variety of services including search engine optimization, pay-per-click, web design and development, and overall branding. We’re excited to officially welcome all of them to the Interactivity family.

We’ve also had a great start to 2012, which you can learn more about here.

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And, if you’re really cool, contact us about becoming your agency. We look forward to hearing from you.