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The Internet offers enormous potential as a marketing tool. Low-cost Web marketing techniques can be an effective alternative or complement to scarce media coverage or costly printing and advertising. The Web can help you build partnerships, increase public awareness about services, or become more visible in the community.

Miami Center Uses the Internet, Partnerships to Get the Word Out

The Town Park Village Neighborhood Networks Center in Miami, Florida, and its local business and community partners are embracing the latest technology that the Internet has to offer--a downloadable video.

With production services donated by Motivated Media, Town Park Village is currently developing a 30-second public service announcement (PSA) to be downloaded from the center's Web site, as well as broadcast traditionally. Kris Smith, director of the 3-year-old center, says the PSA will utilize Webcasting, digital cameras, and high-speed DSL connections to highlight the center's work providing technology programs to local youth and informing the community about current technology.

Motivated Media is a private, for-profit media production business that works with a local business group seeking avenues for community service. Motivated Media was referred to the Town Park Village center by the business organization and contacted center staff to offer its services.

Colorado Neighborhood Networks Center Partners with Local University to Create Community Web Site

Residents and center staff at The Grove Neighborhood Networks Center in Greeley, Colorado, have discovered the marketing power of the Web. The group uses its Web site to attract volunteers and inform the community of changes to its programs.

Web Marketing: A Powerful Tool for Neighborhood Networks Centers

Michael Morris, the resident services coordinator at the Glenridge Terrace Community Technology Center in Medford, Oregon, shares his expertise in using the Web as a marketing tool for Neighborhood Networks centers. "Web site marketing is a powerful tool that can give us greater community awareness, which makes our programs more accessible to the public." The center established a web page designed by South C Business/Internet Solutions in Oregon. The center uses the Web site to provide information about center programs available to the community, promote fundraisers and special events, attract potential partners and volunteers, and express thanks to Neighborhood Networks contributors.  

 
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