Casual apparel retailer has taken another step to re-engage customers, this time with an innovative adaptation of Web couponing that lets online shoppers negotiate for the price they're willing to pay
Jerry Abbott, a personal fitness trainer for 20+ years, has begun testing his first-ever infomercial for the Torsoball.
The news started trickling in last Friday just before 3pm EST. A magnitude 8.9 earthquake struck Japan leaving not only in its wake 50 plus aftershocks but a path of destruction, the result of a tsunami triggered from the earthquake. As the Huffington Post...
About this time last week, life was good. By good we mean that we had the same stresses as we normally have, the same challenges but also the same opportunities. That all changed when the fragility of life and our inability to predict or control it...
New York, March 08, 2011 - MediaMind Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ: MDMD), the leading independent provider of integrated digital advertising solutions, today released a new study titled "Financial Services: Making Smart Investments in Online Advertising."
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Money can buy a lot of things - even Twitter mentions - but it can't buy your brand positive brand sentiment, according to a recent study from Covario, a company that offers enterprise software solutions and search marketing services.
Bing-powered search continues to see happy days as it gained ground on Google in February and saw noticeably higher "success" rates than the biggest search engine in the land, according to Experian Hitwise. The company also revealed sites that saw spikes in traffic after the earthquake and tsunami in...
Celebrities do good things for brands and online ads, according to separate findings from Nielsen and Brand Affinity Technologies (BAT). While their positive influence is a bit indirect for brands and online activities, it's a lot more straightforward for social media ad campaigns.
Gathering data from various resources, Formstack recently shared a visual report titled, "How Small Businesses Are Engaging in E-commerce," which showed that less than half of small businesses have a website.
