Chief Marketer Staff
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News Brief
SAKRETE: will partner with six NFL teams for its second annual Sakrete Sack Program to raise money for housing for the homeless
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Digital
On the Go: Mobile Content Plays Best to Immediate Needs
E-Centric recently talked with Mark Wachen, CEO of New York-based Optimost. The Web optimization company recently introduced new functionality to help track and target users by browser, operating system and type of device, including mobile phones and gaming consoles. We asked Wachen for his thoughts on the expanding mobile marketplace.
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Digital
Social Marketing May Fall Short in Targeting Brand Advocates
Social marketing may not be a magic bullet when it comes to targeting online brand advocates, according to a new report from JupiterResearch.
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Email
Call it E-RFM: Traditional Metrics See New Life in E-Mail
(Multichannel Merchant) Recent developments in e-mail marketing are creating new possibilities for an old set of direct marketing metrics: recency, frequency and monetary value.
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E-News to Go
ON Networks Inc. has introduced For Art’s Sake http://www.forartssake.tv, a new online TV show offering a look at modern art and the people behind it.
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Email
One in Four Messages Trashed, And It’s Your Fault
Permission-based e-mail makes it to U.S. inboxes about 75% of the time, according to the latest quarterly deliverability study by Lyris.
However, contrary to many marketers
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Email
Stupid Buzzword Watch: Hold the ‘Bacn,’ Plz
The latest e-mail related tech-phrase, according to various online publications, is
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Email
Pivotal Veracity Launches “eReputation Manager”
Deliverability consultancy Pivotal Veracity has launched a new tool to help clients manage their online reputations.
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Listline e-Newsletter 08/28/07
Nearly 1.2 million subscribers to celebrity, health and fitness titles
are available from American Media Inc. This master file includes
subscribers to Shape, Natural Health, Men’s Fitness, Mira, Flex, Globe
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Digital
Hi-Media Group to Acquire Fotolog
Hi-Media Group will acquire Fotolog Inc. for $90 million in cash and stock.