Our World
The world we’ve chosen to live and work in is constantly changing, reinventing itself, and challenging us to be better, smarter and more efficient at what we do. Check out our thoughts below on all the changes and what they can mean to marketers like you.Direct Response
Localization Means More than Just Check-Ins
October 28, 2010
The hottest trend in digital marketing just got a lot more interesting, this time due to a new feature from an established direct marketing channel. Google is rolling out its new Place Search today (Thursday, 10/28), which will give users more instant search information for local businesses, to drive consumers into stores and restaurants.
Read Full ArticleDon’t make me come in there!
October 20, 2010
If you’ve got kids, or are fortunate enough to be of an age where you can really remember what it’s like to be a kid, then the phrase “Don’t make me come in there!” voiced in an angry parental tone probably rings a bell.
Read Full ArticleJust because it’s your ball, and you make the rules, doesn’t mean we have to play your game.
October 8, 2010
It’s a lesson we all learned on the schoolyard as kids – if there’s only one kid who thought ahead and brought a ball with him, then he gets to decide what game we’re all going to play. Hearing Google’s predictions for the future of display advertising at MIXX last week makes us feel like that all over again.
Read Full ArticleFacebook Wimps Out
September 30, 2010
The news that Facebook has ended its beta trial of conversion tracking – with no plans to ever launch full scale – distresses us greatly.
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September 22, 2010
Since the rollout of Promoted Tweets, Promoted Trends, and @earlybird Specials earlier this year, a number of marketers have jumped in and started using paid Twitter advertising to gain a wider reach for their postings.
Read Full ArticleSearch Engines & Social Networks Exploring Integration
We have all been waiting to see just how all of the billions of page views, photo uploads, and app engagement through social networks like Facebook are going to further impact search engines and the way they work.
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