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According to a study from Retrevo, a shopping and review website specializing in consumer electronics, iPhone owners appear more excited for near-field communication (NFC) technology than Android owners are.

Talkable brands do not rely on expensive traditional advertising to drive sales. Instead, they tap into the inexpensive conversational power of customers as their primary advertising vehicle

Tecate, is now the largest beer brand to sponsor boxing matches in the U.S. and this summer it is ramping up that partnership with a Facebook promotion.

If you don’t know where your beach is, real or imagined, Corona will help you find it. It’s latest program, “Find Your Beach,” uses social and mobile to encourage people to dream up their own beach setting as opposed to just enjoying the tranquil beach images Corona has conjured up for years.

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The Banana Boat brand is using branded giveaways as reminders this summer, not only to protect your skin from the sun, but that the best way to do that would be by slathering Banana Boat sun screen up and down your body. The promotion, “101 Days of Summer,” appears on the Banana Boat Facebook page and will give away, you guessed it, 101 daily prizes.

We’ve all seen the images. A couple relaxing on a sandy beach in some balmy tropical destination, icy bottles of Corona topped with a lime resting on a table between the two. It’s that image that the brand wants consumers to draw upon and imagine themselves partaking in this summer as it begins the second phase of its “Find Your Beach” campaign.

In the last few years, brands have quickly gone from seeing social media as frivolous to including social media as a necessary part of any marketing and communications plan. But while there is great promise, when it comes to promotions, many have struggled with how to go about it.

Business-to-business communications are fundamentally different from business-to-consumer. With B-to-B, there is usually a long sales cycle. Your goal is to engage, to establish your company as a valuable source of information. You want to get your messages opened and read often, making you the authority buyers turn to when they are deciding where to purchase. Here are 18 steps to consider when planning a B-to-B email marketing campaign: