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Marketing in the
Marketing trends follow social trends, and as society goes green, so go marketers who wish to appeal to the masses. More and more, consumers wish to buy products that either benefit the environment, or have a lower…
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Display Ads Still More Important Than Online Video
Advertising through online video may be the hot topic these days, but that doesn’t mean that more traditional means of reaching consumers like display ads are dying off. In fact, recent numbers from Datran Media indicate that…
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Big Four Portals Dominating Online Ad Spend
Though March is dominated by predictions of possible Final Four match-ups, the big four Internet portals leave no room for uncertainty when it comes to online advertising dominance.
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Microsoft and UC Davis Examine Search Engine Spam
Spam is a problem that has primarily been known for its unwelcome presence in e-mail inboxes across the world, but the average Web user also knows that spam is a large inconvenience to their online search experience. Microsoft…
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Comcast Considers Breaking Up with Google
Google edged out Microsoft to win a big AOL advertising deal in late 2005. However, it seems that Microsoft now has another opportunity to take a shot at Google, the company that is causing the most headaches for the Windows…
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Gillette Turns Sponsorship of NASCAR Drivers into Reality Show
Gillette will be debuting a reality TV show this summer tied to its sponsorship of six NASCAR drivers.
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Agencies
Arby’s Discount Card Program in Full Swing
Arby’s is planning to give away 1.5 million discount cards to drive trial and repeat business.
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Borders Names Harley to Boost Loyalty Initiatives
Borders has named former Barnes & Noble marketing executive Jessica J. Harley to vice president, acquisition and retention marketing.
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Agencies
General Mills Puts Stroke Survivors on Cereal Boxes
General Mills is reinforcing the health-and-wellness positioning of Oatmeal Crisp cereal through a tie-in with the American Stroke Association
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March Marketing Madness
The annual NCAA men’s college basketball tournament known affectionately as March Madness has long been based solely on the television platform for both viewers and advertisers. However, with the undeniable advent of online…
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