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August 20, 2013

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Facebook’s EdgeRank Algorithm Is Dead: What This Means for Marketers and Brands
How Coke Won the Cola Wars
Solve Your Business Problems Before Redesigning Your Website
Off-Color Wordplay From Kraft, Part of a Big Marketing Blitz
Most Advertising Doesn’t Work. Here’s Something That Does

Facebook’s EdgeRank Algorithm Is Dead: What This Means for Marketers and Brands

By Matt McGee, Marketing Land

facebook hashtagFacebook’s News Feed algorithm, EdgeRank, used to be about three factors: affinity, weight and decay. Today the social network says it uses as many as 100,000 factors to power News Feed. Marketers that embrace this new reality will have a leg up on those who don't.

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How Coke Won the Cola Wars

By Matthew Yglesias, Chicago Tribune-Digital Plus

cola warsMarketers have often emphasized Pepsi as a newer or more youthful beverage. But despite a decade of different slogans and celeb endorsements, it has never taken first place from Coke. This is a thought-provoking look at the history of the Cola Wars.

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Solve Your Business Problems Before Redesigning Your Website

By Jay Baron. The Daily Egg

Website trafficThere are plenty of reasons to redesign your website, and many of them are probably silly. For instance, if your business wants to give your site a facelift because it's been a while, it wants to get more competitive, it wants to generate more leads or visitors aren't staying long enough, hit the pause button, What you really need are solutions to deeper business problems.

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Off-Color Wordplay From Kraft, Part of a Big Marketing Blitz

By Stuart Elliott, New York Times

Kraft Recipe MakersThe Kraft campaign for its new line of meal-starters is indicative of how ads from marketers are loosening up—or becoming crass depending on your perspective.

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Most Advertising Doesn’t Work. Here’s Something That Does

By Rob Ashgar, Forbes

advertisingThis author says most advertising doesn't work. He then shares Dr. Tait Martin's prescription for getting people to take action.

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