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  • What Will Google Do Now?

    MySpace and Google have always garnered their fare share of press, and the level of inherent interest has only increased upon the announcement of their 39 month, almost one billion dollar deal to work together

  • Saturday is Good for E-mail

    Online marketing firm eROI recently reported that open and click-through rates for marketing e-mails in the U.S. were highest on Saturdays for the second quarter of 2006. This finding breaks the trend from prior quarters.

  • Big Opportunities in Online Video

    Don’t look now, but there are 1,300+ Internet Protocol TV (IPTV) channels available free of charge on the Internet. And to think that back in the 1980s some thought cable TV was content overload, with its forty some-odd channels

  • SPOTLIGHT ON… Anne Mitchell from Surety Mail

    Find out how Anne started in the industry
    Learn about the origin of MAPS
    Gain a better understanding of what it takes to get your mail delivered

  • What Happens When You Talk to Your Prospect?

    When a business owner decides to write to their customers, he or she draws from what they know best. And the writing style they use may be the one learned when they were probably least interested in writing about anything: in high school.

  • Listline e-Newsletter 08/16/06

    Several e-mail lists have been released by Stamats Business Media.
    Buildings magazine has the largest count with 33,292 e-mail addresses,
    followed by Archi-Tech (14,605) and Interiors & Sources (10,904). Four
    separate regional files are offered for Meetings magazine, each with
    more than 8,000 e-mail addresses.

  • Michigan AG’s E-mail Prosecutions Could Backfire

    (Magilla Marketing) E-mail marketers have been waiting for Michigan’s so-called child-protection do-not-e-mail registry to face a court challenge. And last week, in a roundabout way, they finally got their wish.

  • Google Maps Adds Coupons for Local Businesses

    In a move that underscores the link between online research and offline shopping, Google will offer printable coupons for selected searches on its Google Maps feature.

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  • Chrysler Adds Sweeps to Ask Dr. Z Campaign

    More than a month after the Chrysler Group kicked into gear its Ask Dr. Z ad campaign to tout the automaker’s American and German engineering roots, Chrysler is out with a sweepstakes dangling nine vehicles as grand prizes to drive dealership visits.

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  • CMT: Mother of First Birth During New Show Gets $50,000

    Country Music Television is seeking a new venue to promote its latest Jeff Foxworthy comedy show—a hospital delivery room.