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magneticNorth launches new Marketing Manchester website - updated | Print |  Email to a friend
Wednesday, 23 December 2009
magneticNorth has revealed the new look Marketing Manchester website, ahead of a reworking of the Visit Manchester site next year.

magneticNorth launches new Marketing Manchester website
New look
This, the corporate online presence, will be home to dates, statistics and a new image and video footage bank which will be launched in 2010.

“This re-developed site is primarily focused on helping our stakeholders and partners to promote the city in a consistent and unified way. It also supports our philosophy of maximising public engagement in the creation of Manchester’s online presence,” explained Andrew Stokes, chief executive of Marketing Manchester.
 
“The new site features a live twitter feed that provides a light-hearted look at Manchester ‘in the moment’, with tweets about anything and everything to do with Manchester."

Marketing Manchester told How-Do there is a 15 minute delay on Tweets as software filters out any potentially offensive messages and checks for swearing. The system has been set up so that readers can't click on links that are posted on the Tweets, to cut out spam.
 
“The new Marketing Manchester site is the first realisation born from the wider vision that is informing the way Manchester is considering its online presence going forwards, including the development of visitmanchester.com,” added Brendan Dawes, creative director at magneticNorth.

“At its core, the design is testament to everything we hold dear; simplicity coupled with playful use of new technologies.”
 

 

 

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 1 By Disappointed, on 24-12-2009 09:52
Whilst I admire previous work done my mN. I have to say I am disappointed in this called new site.  
This has a similar look and feel to the old flash site done by Matt Booth at www.redblue.co.uk 
I do like the Twitter integration, apart from that it just looks a copy of the old Red Blue site.
 2 By for information only, on 29-12-2009 12:33
This little nuggest appeared on MEN Online on christmas eve.....a good day, as someone once said, to bury bad news?? 
 
MEN scraps free copies 3 days a week. 
24/12/09 
CHANGES will be made to the way that the Manchester Evening News is distributed early in the New Year. 
It will be easier for readers to buy a copy on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays. The paper will no longer be given away free in Manchester city centre and at other selected locations on those days. 
The paper will remain free for collection in Manchester city centre and other selected locations on Thursdays and Fridays, when 90,000 free copies will be distributed. 
The changes to MEN Media's “part-paid, part-free” strategy are designed to strengthen sales between Monday and Wednesday. 
Ruth Spratt, managing director of M.E.N. Media, said: “The Manchester Evening News is our flagship title and we believe that the new distribution model will benefit paid-for sales on Monday to Wednesday while continuing to provide advertisers with the high volume readership they have come to expect on Thursday and Friday. 
“The challenge ahead is to continually look for innovative ways to flex all elements of our portfolio to provide readers and advertisers with the most effective media offering whether through print, broadcast or online.”
 3 By Mark Garner website, on 03-01-2010 18:16
ManCon published this two days before; our sauce was Tony, our concierge at Quay House who told me, upon picking an MEN up from reception.

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