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Tweet This: Screw Revenue
While not every story of Twitter tries to untangle the mini-entrepreneurial soap opera that gave rise to Twitter, no story would be complete without a talk about the low hanging fruit of topics, Twitter’s lack of revenue. From one…
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Point of Sale vs. Point of Sofa: Owning the Sell
Since the dawn of the ad man, marketers have looked to advertising to create a brand message that leads consumers from the newspaper, magazine, billboard, radio and/or television set, and more recently the Internet, to the store
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Agencies
Lea & Perrins Brand Manager: Q&A
Lea & Perrins has launched a new sauce, Lea & Perrins Thick Classic Worcestershire Sauce. The timing is great. Summer’s about here, people are firing up their BBQ grills and outdoor picnics are being planned
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Land of Opportunity
When we talk about arbitrage, we so often think about it from a single point of view – the classic arbitrage scenario involving a single person spending money on one of the major self-service interfaces be it Google…
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Designing for Destruction: Some E-mail Creative Basics
Is there a direct-marketing channel that is crueler to graphic designers than e-mail? It’s the only medium that forces marketers to create messages with the understanding that their design will be mangled beyond recognition when it hits most recipients’ inboxes
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Agencies
H&R Block and Others Reach Out to Young Filers
Tax brands are going after young filers with integrated campaigns
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Right Guard, Schwan’s Tie-in to ‘Celebrity Apprentice’
Brand marketers including Right Guard, Schwan’s and Chicken of the Sea have signed on as the latest sponsors of the NBC reality show “The Celebrity Apprentice.”
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Display Ad Prices Plummet: Huge Opportunity To Buy!
Remnant display prices for a long time have just been totally out of hand. Fortunately the recession has brought these prices down back to more of a realistic level, half of what it was in Q4 of 2007 compared to what it is was in Q4 2008.