Bluefly CEO Payner: Customers Want to Talk to You
Customers want to talk to brands. And because Bluefly took a chance with an open-ended survey, thousands of consumers told the online retailer what a girl wants.
Customers want to talk to brands. And because Bluefly took a chance with an open-ended survey, thousands of consumers told the online retailer what a girl wants.
LookSmart, the online media content and technology company that has been struggling for a place at the search table since losing its search contract with MSN in 2003, has launched 161 new vertical “channels” in 13 categories such as health, home, automotive, food, cities, sports and travel.
In regards to online advertising, an advertiser is any person or organization, typically a website that sells a product or service, accepts payments, and fulfills orders. In general, an advertiser places ads on other websites (a.k.a. publishers) that are regularly...
Online marketers must make numerous decisions when it comes to media buying, such as which media products to buy ‘space’ from and how much should be budgeted and spent. One imperative decision an online marketer will surely face is whether to buy media on a CPA or CPM basis
The Mountain View based company earlier this week unintentionally provided a sneak peek at what appears to be an impending expansion into classified advertising — a move that would have the search engine giant going toe-to-toe with online marketplace eBay
If you read this week’s Digital Thoughts, which of course you did, you would have read about a small conference that very few in our industry attended. For those of us that did attend, such exclusivity won’t last long as this space should soon become a significant player in the world of online advertising.
Why is it important to use e-mail effectively with a direct marketing campaign? E-mail says as much about a company as a catalog, Web site, or space ad. A well-written and well-organized message presents a professional image.
Are you the type who likes to sit down with a beer, go on a pub crawl or maybe even do some good in the world? If so, you’re probably receiving the newsletter addressed to Saint Arnold’s Army. That’s a battalion of loyal fans of Saint Arnold Brewing Co., a microbrewery in Houston, Texas.
Looking for ways to attract e-zine subscribers and build a large and responsive list? Return Path offers three that always work.
More companies are now sending e-mail—HTML in particular—than in 2002. But the percentage of messages with missing graphics or broken links has stayed relatively the same, according to a study released by e-mail service provider Silverpop.