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Big Data is Good—But Big Testing is Better
Consider this the golden age of data in marketing.
Consider this the golden age of data in marketing.
Marketers know what lead generation is, but too many of them don’t know how to do it well, especially with the landscape quickly evolving. That’s why Dave Scott, CEO and founder of Marketfish, decided to literally write the book on lead generation, “The New Rules of Lead Generation: Proven Strategies to Maximize Marketing ROI.” We…
An integrated campaign combining social media, direct mail, a microsite and a little humor helped solutions provider Logicalis reach IT decision-makers.
On Thursday, Groupon booted Andrew Mason from his seat as the daily-deals company’s CEO, less than a day after it announced disappointing fourth-quarter results and a tepid forecast for the first quarter of 2013. While less than surprising, Mason’s firing marks the end of an era filled with offbeat humor, bad accounting and controversial Super…
Lists featured this week include American Senior Association Donors and Breitbart.com.
Facebook is joining the likes of Google and Twitter by offering its own take on what was popular in 2012. The social network offers a “look back at the people, moments and things that created the most buzz in 2012 among the billion people around the world on Facebook.” While there are no mentions of…
Players who cheat contests are a real concern for agencies and brands. Learn the most vulnerable elements, how these elements get hacked and how to prevent attacks.
CPGs examine their customer data more closely and push to apply their loyalty-program analytic standards to mass advertising.
According to Velti, a mobile marketing and advertising technology and solutions provider, the iPhone 5 is set to become very prominent very quickly, something mobile marketers should take note of. Velti’s “State of Mobile” report for August took a look back at the iPhone 4S and how it fared in the months after its release.…
Amazon’s new lineup of Kindle tablets furtively integrates ads that users are not able to remove; the company also made Bing the default search engine on its Kindle Fire tablets, a sign that Google might not be in Amazon’s future plans. Speaking of Google, the search engine is testing out a new layout in what…