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  • @earlybird didn’t get the worm

    If you’ve been to a conference and gone to a session, chances are you have had this complaint, that the person didn’t share enough useful information. The second complaint is related…

  • One Platform to Rule Them All

    With any discussion of Facebook, it’s hard not to reflect back on the company’s history, a history colorful enough, and influential enough, to already have spawned several books and a major…

  • BlueGlass FL Conference Brings Innovation and Expertise to the Forefront

    BlueGlass FL 2010 (www.blueglass.com/conferences/fl) will be making its mark this November with a cutting-edge online marketing conference featuring some of the most prominent social media, search marketing, domaining and investment industry experts..

  • Pulse 360 Selects AdAdvisor

    AdAdvisor Helps Pulse 360 Advertisers Maximize Return on Their Budgets While Reaching Premium Audiences

  • DRTV Online – If or When?

    As we have all too often been guilty of saying, it doesn’t take a genius to have predicted that some of the marketing tactics used to promote free trials of nutraceuticals would come under…

  • Self-service Showdown: Facebook vs. Google

    Today, there are probably more pay per click marketplaces that aren’t search based than are. One of our favorite examples is Plenty of Fish. As a dating site, it probably never would have…

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  • Consumer Confidence Down, Credit Card Spending Up

    The latest findings from BIGresearch shows that while consumer confidence faltered a bit in September, consumers are using their credit cards more often, and are expecting to buy more items like toys, CDs and electronics heading into the holiday season.

  • Mobile Apps Overtaking Web Browsers

    According to Zokem, a Finnish mobile analytics firm, mobile applications are on the verge of leapfrogging mobile Web browsers as the most popular activity on mobile phones. This is corroborated by new information released by comScore.

  • The More Expensive the Purchase, the More Likely Research Happens

    According to recent numbers released by Compete, consumers are more likely to research expensive items online than they are to research less expensive items.