Search Results for: influencers
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Star Struck
Ronald Fleury, a special agent for the FBI, has just received the assignment of a lifetime. After a deadly attack on Americans working in Saudi Arabia,
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E-mail can be Social-Media Stepping Stone: Forrester
Social media like blogs and peer reviews are gaining influence, and marketers
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Seven Critical KPIs for Content Websites
As online marketing embraces—willingly or unwillingly—the collaborative nature of Web 2.0, data analysis is evolving to encompass key performance indicators (KPIs).
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Absolut Names Amplify to Handle Sponsorships
The Absolut Spirits Co. has named Amplify Sports and Entertainment as its the sponsorship agency of record
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Respect at Last
A challenging time? Yes. But a great time for those who love a challenge, thrive on breaking new ground and have been deserving a seat at the proverbial
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Letters to the Editor
JUST ONE THING I think Herschell Gordon Lewis overlooks one issue in his excellent lambasting of fundraising letters that don’t work the executive directors
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Sustainable Options As Part of the Brand
In light of a rapidly changing global situation, consumer values are changing, making social responsibility and sustainability pivotal influences.
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Truth Campaign Finds New Ways to Get Message to Young People
The youth anti-smoking truth campaign has launched two initiatives to broaden its reach among young people.
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TLDs, Font Size and Your Site
It’s common sense that top-level domains (TLD) have a strong influence on domain name selections and the perceptions that are formed by consumers. Rich Brooks of flyte new media wrote an interesting, albeit “unscientific” study…
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Wikipedia Now Top Ten, Needs Wikiasari’s Help
Regardless of how reliable Web users deem Wikipedia, there is little doubt that it has grown into one of the more influential and referred-to sites on the Internet today. A recent report by comScore confirms this notion, indicating that…