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September 27, 2013

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George Carlin, Social Media and Stuff: Social Media Survey Results
Google Is Going to Hide All Keyword Data for Searches
What Twitter’s IPO Means for Marketers
Study: Marketers Expect Proving ROI to Be Even More Important Next Year
The Fight Against Fake Online Reviews Gets Real
Rebranding Sets America’s Cup on the Right Course

George Carlin, Social Media and Stuff: Social Media Survey Results

By Beth Negus Viveiros (Chief Marketer)

Survey resultsOur 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.

 

 

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Google Is Going to Hide All Keyword Data for Searches

By Pamela Vaughan (HubSpot)

Google encrypted searchGoogle is aiming to encrypt all search activity (except for ad clicks), which means marketers should expect next to no keyword data for searches in the future. Marketers can still do something about it.

 

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What Twitter’s IPO Means for Marketers

By Kwan Morrow (AllTwitter)

Twitter IPOTwitter’s intriguing IPO will affect marketers' efforts on that social platform, possibly in positive ways. Here's what marketers should do to position themselves to succeed.

 

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Study: Marketers Expect Proving ROI to Be Even More Important Next Year

By Chad Warren (Adobe Digital Marketing Blog)

Calculator marketing ROIA study from Adobe and Advertising Week 2013 found that nearly 8 in 10 marketers expect that proving ROI will become even more important in the next 12 months. However, concerns abound.

 

 

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The Fight Against Fake Online Reviews Gets Real

By Leonard Gordon (All about Advertising Law)

Law fake online reviewsThe New York Attorney General’s office recently announced a settlement with 19 companies that agreed to stop writing fake online reviews, or “astroturfing.” Advertisers need to make sure they're in the clear.

 

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Rebranding Sets America’s Cup on the Right Course

By Jason Hahn (Chief Marketer)

America's Cup logoThe recently concluded America’s Cup turned to Designwerk for a rebrand that would turn an old ocean race into an event that would appeal more to a younger market. The effort was not without its challenges and the long-term outcome is still unclear.

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