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Prudential Blends TV and Search
Prudential Financial scored a marketing touchdown during Super Bowl weekend with a branding effort combining television ads and search. A TV spot that
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Springboard Advertising
In a recent class I attended on international advertising, the professor questioned why anyone would spend an average of $2.5 million (or $83,333 a second)
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Many Apply, Few Are Accepted
GOODMAIL HAS REJECTED more than three-quarters of the companies that have applied for its Certified Email program, according to chief executive Richard
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Recovery, Cajun Style
More than six months after Hurricane Katrina ravaged the area, the importance of direct marketing to the area’s recovery is big, if not easy. Enterprises
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Three Paths to Purification
Sometimes I am 99% certain that my makeovers will produce a better return on investment than the original ads. But not always. Occasionally what I have blocked out is merely a creative hypothesis that deserves to be tested.
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Lights, Camera, WAAAAH!
IT WAS QUITE A SIGHT. As John Williams’ theme to Star Wars trumpeted through the air, a majestic fleet marched forward. The Imperial Guard? Think even
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Military Coup
Saatchi & Saatchi Singapore received the Maxwell Sackheim Best in Show Award last month at the 28th annual John Caples International Awards. The consumer
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Laying Out One of the Great Lies
Alexander Graham Bell bequeathed to future generations an instrument that quickly evolved from miracle to necessity. Unconsciously or deliberately, too
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Displays of Perseverance
THE BUILDINGS AND EXHIBITS of the National World War II Museum and the Ogden Museum of Southern Art survived Hurricane Katrina. But with the tourist trade