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Viral Marketing Disappoints through Bad Tactics: Study
Marketers have rushed to adopt viral marketing tactics, but have largely failed to motivate consumers due to misdirected efforts, a new report from JupiterResearch found.
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Cartoon Network Adopts Healthier Guidelines
Cartoon Network is following in the footsteps of some of its competitors by rolling out new guidelines limiting the use of its characters on junk food.
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College Students are Wired and Ready to Spend: Study
College students have a full supply of electronics to stay in touch with friends during school and plenty of money to spend.
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TPN Up Staffers with Agency-Wide Promotions
TPN has promoted a umber of staffers in client and creative services to support the agency’s growth.
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P&G Launches My Black is Beautiful Campaign
Procter & Gamble is launching a campaign to help improve the way African American women are portrayed in popular culture, the company said.
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Strangers Are More Trustworthy Than Religious Leaders
Advertisers are trusted less than anybody besides telemarketers, so it is imperative that they find others to spread the good news about their products and services for them. This is where word-of-mouth kicks in. According to…
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A Word from Mom
Like many of your readers, I am the mother of a teen. And, as is the case with most teenagers, my son is aware of the world around him. A world that includes
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Community And Content
Although the next generation of marketing is in its infancy, the social web is already having an effect. More to the point, you’re going to be caught
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Sis-Boom-Bah Again
As baby boomers move toward retirement and start shifting their financial resources to essentials like medical expenses and gifts for the grandchildren, marketers may want to set their sights on echo boomers.
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Survey: Web Browsers Spend More In Stores
Web surfers who research products online are more likely to spend more money and time in stores, according to results of a study from Yahoo and comScore.
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