Dutton’s Parlour to implement marketing campaign via Social Media

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Dutton’s Parlour to implement marketing campaign via Social Media

Valley City, ND – October 31, 2013 – Dutton’s Parlour has accepted a campaign that will market their business through the use of new social media tools. George Dutton, the owner and operator of Dutton’s Valley Gallery and Dutton’s Parlour, located on Central Avenue, hopes the campaign will help the business keep up with the rapidly evolving world of technology. 

The campaign hopes to create and implement a fully functional Facebook page, as well as Twitter and Instagram accounts for Dutton’s Parlour. Currently, Dutton’s has a page for the photo gallery that is primarily used for promoting the photography from Dutton’s Valley Gallery. When Dutton's Parlour is searched, a page that users can "like" appears.

The goal is to use the Facebook and Twitter as a bulletin board of sorts. Daily specials and deals can be posted for customer’s convenience, as well as reminders of upcoming events. The Instagram is more for “action shots” of customers, such as on open-mic nights, but food and drink could be featured on this medium as well. 

Creating these materials and providing these social mediums will bring in more customers, as well as connect current regulars to Dutton’s even more. With these services, Dutton’s customers will be able to check in to see what’s cooking and what’s coming up at the parlour.

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