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The latest S.M.A.R.T. Report from Millennial Media reveals that Android smartphones account for more than half of all ad impressions on smartphones. It also revealed the top three advertiser trends in the first quarter of 2011, which included local advertising needs.

A recent study from Nielsen and AOL found that more than half of people’s time is spent with published content, while nearly a quarter is spent with social media. “This prompted the question: How much of a user’s communications also involve content?”

Jeans brand Levi’s wanted to generate some buzz earlier this year around their new Curve ID line of women’s jeans—jeans specially constructed for a woman’s shape, not her size, and based on reducing thousands of body scans of actual jeans customers down to four basic “templates”.

The company was planning to launch trunk shows for the jeans in major metros in March. But they wanted to do something that would build awareness and excitement before those shows came to town.

There’s a temptation for direct marketers to approach mainland China as just another collection of 1.34 billion potential customers. The English language has a word that describes this tactic.

Failure.

To illustrate a simple yet significant difference between Chinese consumers and westerners, consider how the U.S. direct industry would fare if people didn’t have ready access to credit cards. In China credit cards are relatively new…

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While it is true a great B-to-B salesperson is invaluable, Google and other prominent search engines have made finding new and/or unique suppliers much more efficient, thus altering the way many B-to-B buyers purchase items in their private lives

While some B-to-B marketers are considering going on the road again, many are turning to virtual conferences to engage customers and prospects who might not have the time

A highly integrated Facebook promotion run for a few days last month by Frito-Lay was very productive in drawing likes to the brand’s Facebook page.

It can be stressful for companies as they struggle to find where or how to create content, what type of content they need to generate, and the best way push that content out and generate leads via email and all manner of social media.

It was 2008 when Nescafé launched the coffee system, Dolce Gusto, amid a competitive category of already established single-serve coffee makers. After monitoring early sales in specialty retail stores sales looked good and a full roll out took place. With all marketing and selling systems in place, it was time to open a Facebook page.