Web Designer

No of Positions: 1 

Job responsibility:

1.       Developing website architecture and content development

2.       Responsible for evaluation of technical design requirements as well as functional design requirements.nnovativeness, flexibility, adaptability are some general but essential skills required for web designing

3.       Reasoning, general mathematics, good command over one or more communication languages are also some important skills required for web designing.

Qualification                     : Graduation with adequate experience in BD.MBA preferred

Age                              : 23-30

Languages Proficiency   : English, Marathi and Hindi

Business Developer

No OF Positions: 1

Job responsibility:-

1.       Support senior management in augmenting sales strategies and targets.

2.       Develop new sales relationships to increase business volume.

3.       Studying the market to provide focused, well-researched forecasts that will support the company’s business planning.

4.       Implementing preconceived sales development strategies.

 

Qualification: Graduation with adequate experience in Business Development .MBA preferred

Age                   : 20-35

Languages Proficiency: English, Marathi and Hindi

Project Manager

No OF Positions: 1

Job responsibility. 

1. Prepare bids and proposals for the prospective clients to expand business operations
2. Suggest new policies and modifications in order to reform the nature of work
3. Supervise and coordinate all the activities and ensure the team meets stipulated timelines and activity Planning, Monitoring and Reporting Progress

Qualification                     :   MBA /equivalent with 1-1 Years of experience.

Age                              :    20-35

Languages Proficiency   :   English, Marathi and Hindi.

Social Media for your Business

Social Media has become a breathing necessity for every company, organization &marketer. If your company/brand is not listed on a social media platform then you are definitely missing out on a lot of opportunities.

How much of this is true and is there truly a magical power to Social Media engagement is something a company will understand in the long run.

Because Social Media is a process and not an event. You can’t expect quick results from Social Media. It’s a process, a process to build relationship with potential clients and maintain cordial relationship with existing ones.

But first, let’s get the basics right!

What is Social Media?

Social Media, simply put, is just basic communication. Social Media can amplify your exposure and help you connect with customers in new ways.

Regular media (like TV, print, radio etc.) is a one-way lane where information shared by a company or brand can only be watched, heard or read but limits the ability to

comment back. Whereas, Social Media is a two-way lane, that gives customers the liberty to communicate back.

Marketers and companies should bear this in mind, that Social Media should not be

treated as yet another marketing channel. Social Media communication should be a two way process where you communicate and listen. You can’t only be talking about your brand and not listen to your customer feedback and woes.

Social Media shouldn’t play the role in direct marketing, instead it should influence viral conversations about your brand, build brand awareness, improve customer service and

engage with your target customer as a ‘friend and philosopher’.

Social Media is not just another marketing channel, but it has more to it:

• Public Relations – for your company and brand

• Customer Service – to hear out your customers and resolve issues

• Loyalty Building – to construct a concrete bond with your existing as well as

potential customers

• Networking – it’s the best place to bond over with potentials and create a

network befitting your company and brand

• Customer Acquisition – you heard it right, new customers can follow you, if you

treat Social Media with reverence and in the right way Even now if you are not convinced, lets get on to the next question!

Why Social Media?

Because it’s Huge!

- According to statistics, if Facebook were a country, it would be the third most

populated in the world, after China and India.

- An average of 27 million tweets is ‘tweeted’ per day on Twitter.

- Around 2 billion videos are viewed each day on YouTube.

These are reasons enough to show the number of audience your product, service,

company or brand can attract, when it is live on a social media platform.

Because it’s awesome!

Your existing and potential customers are conversing about you and your competitor on this platform and you can be a part of this conversation to understand your customer better.

Because it’s Cost Effective!

Social Media is definitely a much cheaper yet effective medium.

Because your Competitors are/will be on it!

Imagine a situation where your competitors are a part of some marketing efforts

and you are not aware about it. What a loss it would be to your company and your

marketing drive! You as a company need to keep your eyes and ears open to anything and everything your competitor does.

Now that you know what Social Media is and why a company should be on Social Media, lets take a look at what you do on Social Media.

What you can do on Social Media?

Get feedback: Simply listen to what people say on Facebook, Twitter, blogs and forums and you will know where you as a brand stand in the market. It helps you to improvise

if you have negative comments or to bank on your positive response.

Create demand: Proactively informing about upcoming products, features or services of your company will help create demand before the actual product arrives.

Offer discounts: Once you are on Facebook or Twitter and before you actually start to gain followers the best thing to do is to offer discounts. People will not only follow you but they might also buy your product.

Spread the word: You can build brand awareness by spreading a word about your company and brand and making them synonymous with something that you do as a principle.

Build brand loyalty: Brand loyalty can be built on Social Media with the right kind of information or community.

Get clients: Getting new clients and acquiring prospective clients on your existing

database is an easy task if you can pull of the conversations on these platforms

Get new workforce: You can not only get clients, but can also get workforce or

employees for your company on Social Media. This will not only increase your brand

status but also can help curb recruitment difficulties. Looking for talent is one of the more evident ways to use social media sites.

Watch the competition: In case you are not on social media your competition probably already is. With a competitor openly chatting with a prospective, you can be well informed about your competitor tactics and act accordingly.

Social Media is not a fad and it is here to stay for a long time. So in case you are not on a Social Media platform yet, then NOW is the time. Join the bandwagon soon and see the opportunities for growth for yourself!

i2 green Redesign 2012 

After about 2 years of running  our previous site, we decided that we wanted something drastically different in terms of style and functionality.  
  
We’ve decided to keep the site fairly minimal, and let the content speaks for itself. Instead of using a custom CMS like we’ve in the past, we’ve decided to develop in HTML5, CSS3 wholesite to keep things nice and simple.  
  
The next thing we want to draw your attention to us is how our portfolio content is going to be changing slightly from the previous years. In 2011, We love designing software for Mac devices, and are going to be continuing to focus on it as much as possible in 2012. Websites are still on the menu, but we are going to be a little more selective in what we take on because of our revised direction.  
  
We had a great 2011 thanks to our new clients, staff and partners, and can’t wait to get rolling into 2012.