Search Results for: content marketing
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Cotton Sponsors Fashion Reality Web Series
Cotton, Inc. is sponsoring a reality Web series that tells the story of three aspiring fashion designers working under the guidance of Eric Vallency
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Letters to the Editor
Letters in response to “Loose Cannon: Eighty Five Million New DMers Could Use A Handout”, Direct Newsline, Monday Sept. 22, 2008
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Promo’s PRO Award Finalists 2008
This year’s finalists are an elite collection of agencies doing some of the best work in promotional marketing
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NBC Streams Fall Previews on Multiple Platforms
NBC is betting that video streams will help its on-air primetime ratings rebound from last season’s doldrums
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Greifer Leaves Digitas for CEO Post
Steve Greifer has left Digitas to take the helm of HoneyShed LLC, a Web based enterprise, owned by Publicis Groupe, Promo has learned
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Online Contest Lets Fans Challenge Stars of Women’s Tennis
Fans of women’s tennis can now pit their own racket skills against top seeds such as Maria Sharapova and Jelena Jankovic in a user-generated content (UGC) contest launched by the Sony Ericsson Woman’s Tennis Association Tour
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AGs Ask MillerCoors to Drop Plans for New Beverage
A group of attorneys general from 25 states have asked MillerCoors to scrap plans to introduce a new product in its Sparks line of caffeinated malt beverages
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Opinions Diverge on Best Sports Spend: SBJ Conference
The issue of what represents the best buy in sports marketing elicited diverse points of view at a New York City sports sponsorship conference this week
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E-mail Marketing: Increase your ROI
Here’s a fact: E-mail marketing has the highest ROI of all online traffic generation methods. With a return of $57.25 for every dollar spent, the ROI for e-mail marketing is more than 150 percent greater than that for non e-mail online marketing
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With Online Moms, Age Makes a Difference: Study
A new study of user behavior on a popular child-rearing Web site suggests a real generation gap in the way mothers use the Web