Search Results for: content marketing
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TV Suffers at the Growing Hands of Online Video
According to a study carried out by ICM, a market research company based in the U.K., and commissioned by the BCC, online video sites are taking away from the time people spend watching their television screens. Though this…
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Captured: Inventory Extension
Sites such as YouTube illustrate the challenges of ad matching well. Some incredible technologies have been developed that help tremendously, behavioral targeting being one. I have always liked what behavioral targeting…
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Mobile
YouTube Strikes its First Mobile Distribution Deal with Verizon Wireless
Verizon Wireless is set to offer videos from YouTube.com to its V Cast Music service subscribers, the companies said yesterday.
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Mail Stream: A Report on Incoming Direct Mail
The latest toy catalog from Polkadots offers
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100 Million Used Books, All Available on One Web Site
Every direct marketer aims at “one-to-one marketing.” But the business of “book search” for one-of-a-kind used and out-of-print titles may hold the record for being a more completely one-to-one business model than any other Internet operation.
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ShopWiki Lets Shoppers Get to Know Elmo
The in-store shopping public can be segmented in lots of ways, and one of those criteria is their receptiveness to sales help. Some consumers want to browse through a store on their own; others appreciate the help of a salesperson in demonstrating the features and use of a product. That second group of buyers can now get some of the same face-to-face shopping assistance when they research products online, thanks to the addition of consumer-generated product videos by comparison shopping engine ShopWiki.
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2006 Search Engine Marketing Milestones for Chief Marketers
According to the Pew Internet & American Life Project, Americans conducted 6.6 billion searches in September 2006, up 31% from September 2005.
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Reader’s Digest Bought by Equity Firm for $1.6 Billion
The Reader’s Digest Association Inc., operator of the world’s largest-circulation magazine as well as a direct-marketing business, has agreed to be acquired by a private equity firm.
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Big Three Engines Get Together for Better Searches
Yahoo! and Microsoft have agreed to join Google in supporting a software protocol that will make it easier for them to find and include Web pages in their general search indexes.
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MasterCard Places Brand in Fox Mobisodes
MasterCard is going mobile.
The brand will be integrating its products into Fox TV mobisodes, or short episodes designed for mobile phones. The 26 episodes are titled Bones: Skeleton Crew, based on the network’s series Bones.Tagged in: