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It’s The Economy Stupid
Setting aside some of the financial blow back that has happened due to certain large continuity advertisers not upholding their end of the performance marketing contract, our industry as a…
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The Week in Review
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Nonprofits Look to Shake Up Their Social Media Game
Tweetsgiving, The Girl Effect and (Lil) Green Patch. Mention these campaigns at a cocktail party of social media experts in the nonprofit world and you’ll get a knowing smile and instant conversation about what made them a success
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The Week in Review
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Week in Review
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Google Loses Ground, Bing Maintains Swagger in March
According to comScore’s latest figures, Google’s competitors gobbled up its lost market share in March, as Bing continued its upward climb. Meanwhile, Facebook sustained its rapid growth as a search entity in the U.S.
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Mail Stream: April 12
Restoration Hardware launches a new garden catalog. Reason, a libertarian-minded magazine presents a soft offer of $19.97 for 11 issues with one free. And Street Rodder’s subscription offer features a hat premium, along with an add-a-third-year-for-a-penny rate.
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Mobile Scans, Real-Life Manhunt Build “Repo” Excitement
You can’t say Universal Pictures isn’t going for the buzz in ballyhooing its upcoming release “Repo Men”
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Google + iPad = Mobile Advertising Boom in 2010?
If you yawn when you read another headline about mobile advertising and its ever-pending explosion, you’re surely not alone. It seems that year after year, experts are touting the mobile platform as the next big thing that needs to be on top of every marketer’s mind.
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Semi-Bold 2010 Media Predictions and Observations
2009 was a fascinating year for online media, and 2010 proves to be even more interesting. Much as already been said about 2009, so I’ll pick up from here and give you my super duper prognostications and predictions for 2010