Topic

Digital

  • Omniture Gets It Together with Applications

    Web analytics is getting its act together. In fact, it’s been doing so for a while now, starting with the integration of Web data into a unified, single-view dashboard. That was soon followed by the introduction of application programming interfaces (APIs) that allowed other data handlers, from CRM programs and e-mail platforms to search marketing tools and site search, to tap into and use the Internet metrics that Web analytics could provide.

  • Marketers Speak Out on Search Arbitrage

    How big a problem is search arbitrage

  • InsuranceOnly Acquires Direct Response Insurance Agency

    InsuranceOnly, an online life insurance marketer, has acquired Direct Response Insurance Agency.

  • Sears Closes on Virtual Home in Second Life

    One of the oldest names in American retailing, Sears, will sprint to the cutting edge of online marketing with a 3-D virtual home d

  • U.S. Ready for (Some) Mobile Marketing: Forrester

    Even though almost four-fifths of consumers say they find the notion of ads on cell phones annoying, a growing number are being engaged by mobile campaigns that offer value without being unduly interruptive, according to a new report from Forrester Research.

  • Short Cuts

    Digital Brand Expressions has expanded its consulting services to include search engine marketing agency reviews

  • E-Dialog Names Green to New Database Post

    E-Dialog, an online marketing services provider, has named Simon Green to the newly created position of director of database strategy and data services in its London office.

  • AARP Publications Appoints Correia to Interactive Position

    AARP Publications has appointed Linda Tse Correia associate director of interactive marketing.

  • Turn Ad Network Automates for Action

    Search marketing was founded on the rock of cost-per-click, but lately large chunks of that rock seem to be eroding or turning slippery with moss, thanks to click fraud fears. As a result, both search marketing power Google and other smaller online ad players are trying out new models that earn revenue not from clicks but through other performance milestones.

  • One StepUp for Local Search

    San Francisco-based StepUp, founded in 2004, offers a software solution that makes it easy for small local retailers to link their product information to Internet sites via StepUp