The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) enacted the Telephone Consumer Protection Act of 1991 (TCPA), which shields consumers from unwanted telemarketing calls, prerecorded or autodialed calls (“robocalls“), fax transmissions, and text messages. However, on Feb. 15, the FCC revealed that it would adopt two revisions that will go into effect on Oct. 16: one that requires…
Lists featured this week from Chief Marketer and NextMark include Care.com Pet Owners and Mom365 Email.
When you are comparing enterprise business communications systems, it’s easy to get caught up in all the specifications, features and glitzy demos provided by different vendors
Jason Hahn (Chief Marketer) The America’s Cup turned to Designwerk for some rebranding help. The goal was to turn an old ocean race into an event that would appeal more to a younger market without alienating the original fan base.
Leonard Gordon (All about Advertising Law) On Monday, the New York Attorney General’s office announced a settlement with 19 companies that agreed to stop writing fake online reviews, or “astroturfing.” This is the biggest in a string of similar legal actions taken against fake reviews, a stark reminder for advertisers to make sure they’re in…
Chad Warren (Adobe Digital Marketing Blog) According to a study from Adobe and Advertising Week 2013, 83 percent of marketers say proving ROI is “extremely important” or “somewhat important.” Nearly 8 in 10 marketers expect that proving ROI will become even more important in the next 12 months.
Marketers should already be pondering how Twitter's IPO will affect their efforts and positioning themselves to succeed.
Google will be encrypting all its search activity, which means marketers will be losing nearly all keyword data for searches in the future.
Beth Negus Viveiros (Chief Marketer) Our latest annual social media survey found that Facebook was the most important network for respondents personally. The reason can be found in a quote from the late, great George Carlin. The survey also looks at where marketers are (and aren’t) spending their money.
