Search Results for: content marketing
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Digital
If You Build It, They Will Come… If You Attract Them
Even the best Website content cannot provide brand-building value if no one reads it. So marketers invest in ways to generate qualified traffic to their sites, using television, print, and other online and offline efforts.
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Search in the Far East
To stay relevant or even solvent, a company must keep itself informed. That’s why research, of both the in-house and outsourced varieties, is essential. At ConductSearch.com keeping tabs on who’s doing what in the marketplace is…
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Ear to the Ground: Listening and Responding to Blogs
While blogs may seem like a harmless way for people to communicate, they
can wield enough influence to cause significant damage to a company’s
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Mail Stream: A Report on Incoming Direct Mail
Restoration Hardware Heads Outdoors The retro-contemporary home cataloger Restoration Hardware mailed a brand new specialty edition with “Outdoor” tacked onto its name. The 88-page “Premier Edition” of Restoration Hardware Outdoor showcases several …
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Crunch Time
ConAgra boosted Orville Redenbacher’s popcorn sales 23% when it leveraged the popularity of ABC’s Lost drama series with a Lost in Hawaii sweepstakes
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Agencies
As Seen on the Web
WELL, THAT NEVER HAPPENED before. I think I’ve mentioned that I’m a tough sell. At home, I like my privacy unbroken by advertising. I feed my garbage
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Agencies
Slowdown in Kids’ No-E-mail Push
THE KIDS’ DO-NOT-E-MAIL juggernaut that for the last year has threatened to wipe legal adult content out of electronic communications has ground to a
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Live from Ad:Tech San Francisco: Personal Profiles Key to Targeting
(Direct Newsline)—The recent proliferation of Internet social networks like MySpace.com and blogging phenomenon are creating millions of self-reported consumer profiles for potential targeting of products and services.
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Chevrolet builds buzz for three letters: HHR
Last July, Chevy welcomed the newest member of its family, known by three letters: HHR. The sport utility vehicle needed a unique and integrated campaign
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Crunch Time
ConAgra boosted Orville Redenbacher’s popcorn sales 23% when it leveraged the popularity of ABC’s Lost drama series with a Lost in Hawaii sweepstakes and DVD rebate offer.