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  • Chief Marketer Listline January 17

    Chief Marketer and NextMark offer a selection of files new to market, including Investopedia eNewsletter and Living the Country Life Magazine.

  • 72% of Search Marketers Will Spend More on Search Engine Marketing Technology in 2012

    According to BrightEdge’s “2012 Search Marketers Survey,” nearly three in four search engine marketers will spend more on search engine marketing technology in 2012 vs. 2011.

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  • What’s Old is New – Part 1

    There is a phenomenon in the product marketing world where a particular trademark becomes synonymous with every product of that type despite who makes it. This is when a brand name becomes generic. It’s hard to think of…

  • What’s Old is New – Part 2

    The nostalgic in us couldn’t help but smile when we found not just an ad for an incentive promotion (ok, Free iPod) offer but the type of ad. The simple banner read, “You Have (1) New Message.” It’s ad text that has literally been…

  • PsychicsLive to Debut at Affiliate Summit West

    Calabasas, CA (January 6, 2012) – PsychicsLive announced the launch of their advanced video chat technology last month and received overwhelming response to the impressive, easy-to-navigate interface where users experience live, face-to-face psychic

  • FTC Report Highlights Lead Generation Dangers

    A Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) report recently submitted to Congress on the use of the Do Not Call Registry (the “Registry”) by businesses and consumers highlights the dangers in misuse of telemarketing leads. According to the FTC, “marketers claiming a business relationship have improperly…

  • Top Social Marketing Challenges in 2012: Sufficient Resources and Measuring ROI

    Awareness, a social media marketing software company, recently released its annual “State of Social Media Marketing” report, which examined the top areas for social marketing investment and the biggest challenges looming for the industry in 2012. Among the findings was that marketers are focused on…

  • Google Mobile Ad Revenue in 2012 Could Exceed $4 Billion

    According to an analyst with Piper Jaffray, Google’s mobile ad sales could surpass $4 billion in 2012, which would be a significant increase from the $2.5 billion Google made on its mobile ad sales in 2011.

  • Average Smartphone CTR Rises to 0.65% in November, With iOS Leading the Way

    According to Jumptap’s Mobile STAT (Simple Targeting & Audience Trends) Monthly Report for December, Android increased its market share to take more than half the market, while iOS continues to lead the way in terms of CTR.