Celebrities are great spam bait, McAfee notes in its “January 2010 Spam Report.” Though they’re “often treated in a less than dignified manner,” the company decided to take a simple look at the top male and female celebrities who appeared in spam subject lines in 2009.

According to data recently released by Experian Hitwise, Google and Facebook are topping quite a few different lists at the start of 2010.

Performics recently revealed the findings from its 2009 Online Buyer Economic Trend Study’ which includes a widespread emphasis on saving money in the New Year. Consumers seem set to utilize the Internet to help them toward keeping to this goal.

According to two recent studies conducted by Compete and Motorola, respectively, point to the clear trend of consumers utilizing their mobile phones for shopping-related activities.

When thinking back to the most memorable trends in performance marketing for 2009, we would have to place the evolution and proliferation of the flogs high on the list. Several things enabled them to perform as successfully as…

For all of the effort that conference organizers go through to create a meaningful event so much of the work goes unnoticed thanks to the hard work of another organizer – the party organizer. It’s a love hate relationship between conference organizers and party throwers.

The Melting Pot Restaurants is working to build membership in its loyalty program with a bevy of promotions tied to the upcoming Warner Bros. film “Valentine’s Day”

According to recent figures released by comScore, the 2009 holiday season saw more money spent on e-commerce purchases compared with 2008 totals.

Among all of the 2009 lists out there, Experian Hitwise released their version of the top 10 most-searched terms of the year and the results were far from surprising.

Late last month, Nielsen revealed the findings of its Nielsen Convergence Audit and found that more households are doing away with landlines in favor of going cellular-only.