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Advertising Age recently unveiled some helpful and interesting social media demographics “based on actual user profiles, not just Web traffic.” They even made a nifty infographic including all the data.

According to April data from Jumptap, a mobile advertising platform, nearly 40 percent more ad requests were made from consumers while browsing than while using mobile applications.

The latest figures from comScore show that Google shed some of its dominating search market share in April, while Yahoo and Microsoft picked some tenths-of-a-percentage up.

Citi has been actively innovating credit card rewards programs to make sure its cards are the ones consumers reach for when they make a purchase. The issuer has taken a multi-track approach, piloting new ways to customize point rewards but also testing some distinctly different ways to redeem those points.

No matter how much time and effort marketers pour into setting their loyalty program’s communications cadence or building the perfect awards structure, any earned brand loyalty can quickly disappear with one bad customer interaction. This reality hit me recently as I lived it—all because an airline moved me to first class.

Tony Pace, the chief marketing officer at Subway, talks about Take Two of the “Commit to Fit” sweepstakes promotion and the health of sweepstakes in general.

Chivas Regal has begun an integrated campaign to attract young men with a relatable theme that dates back to the day in 1801 when James and John Chivas laid down the first casks of the fine Scotch whiskey: brotherhood.

EBITDA Grows 158% on Higher Gross Margins and Operating Income

NEW YORK, May 10, 2011 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — interclick, inc. (Nasdaq:ICLK) announced today its financial results for the first quarter ended March 31, 2011.

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There’s a temptation for direct marketers to approach mainland China as just another collection of 1.34 billion potential customers. The English language has a word that describes this tactic.

Failure.

To illustrate a simple yet significant difference between Chinese consumers and westerners, consider how the U.S. direct industry would fare if people didn’t have ready access to credit cards. In China credit cards are relatively new…