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Friday, May 16th, 2008
“Have we reached a point where we should dump our email lists and find other channels to market through? Or is email marketing still as viable as it always has been?”
Read more Is Email Marketing Dead? › Dawud Miracle @ dmiracle.com
Tags: marketing
Making People Pay To View a Post? You’re Kidding Me Right?
Thursday, May 15th, 2008Dude is going to start charging 99 cents to view a post! Are you kidding me? He acts as if people OWE HIM visibility!
HELLO?!
With all of the free information out there, why would anyone do it? Would you?
Branding is Dead? Long Live SEO!
Thursday, May 15th, 2008
“So branding isn’t exactly dead yet, but in a world where we’ve been conditioned to use brands as–at most–a secondary measure of a company’s worth, and to validate branding through search, it’s importance continues to wane. In that world, a world where search still leads the way in driving revenue, SEO cannot die.”
Read more Branding is Dead; Long Live SEO [SearchEngineWatch]
Winston Churchill In Brand Advertising?
Wednesday, May 14th, 2008
“Winston Churchill once said, “The pessimist sees difficulty in every opportunity. The optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty.” I think, but I cannot be certain and have seen no confirmation of this point whatsoever, that Winston Churchill started out his career working in advertising. I think he may have been speaking to those people who feel brand advertisers are not spending online in conjunction with the time spent online by their consumers.”
Read more Online Spin » Blog Archive » Did Winston Churchill Work In Brand Advertising?
Tags: socialmedia, marketing
Marketing - Communication or Self-Promotion?
Wednesday, May 7th, 2008
“Marketing is about communicating with your target audience — it’s not about trying to push your products/services on consumers until they give in and make a purchase.”
Read more Marketing Is About Communication, Not Self-Promotion | WebGeek
Tags: marketing
Ethical Dilemma - Google Paid Links
Wednesday, May 7th, 2008
“Paid links are certainly a competitor for a share of any online marketing budget. Some feel that Google can set its own rules in its own publications. However when a company becomes so dominant in any market place, perhaps the normal free competition rules need some restraint.”
Read more Google Paid Link Ethical Dilemma | The Other Bloke’s Blog
Tags: google, controversy, paid links, adwords, ethical
Search Sites and resources For B2B Search Marketers
Wednesday, May 7th, 2008
“A roundup of the most important search sites and resources B2B search marketers should be targeting.”
Read more The Big List Of Major B2B Search Engines
Tags: marketing
Show Me Something Mr.!
Monday, May 5th, 2008
“So it would seem that everyone is in a race to become as transparent as possible. It has become (clearly) evident that there is more revenue potential out there by opening up everything and making it available than there is by keeping it all horded and secret and hidden in the dark.”
Read more Open Source, Open Ads, Open Sesame! | Search Engine People
Your Audience - Are You Talking To ME?
Monday, May 5th, 2008A generational divide? Which generation are you most appealing to?
“There are four generations out there right now, all with money to spend:
- the Silent Generation
- the Baby Boomers
- Generation X (or the Thirteenth Generation) and
- Generation Y (or the Millennial Generation).
These people are zooming through the Internet connections. They’re surfing and buying every day. They’re looking for solutions, and you may have exactly what they want.”
Read more Are You Talkin’ to My Generation? | Copyblogger
Tags: marketing
Bigmouthmedia - UK Affiliates PPC
Sunday, May 4th, 2008
“In order to extend understanding of the expanding UK affiliates market, bigmouthmedia has conducted Britain’s first survey of affiliate spending on PPC campaigns across the country.”
Read more UK Affiliates PPC Spending
- Thanks for the link Paul.
Tags: ppc, marketing, uk, bigmouthmedia
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