Search Results for: feed

  • 10 Facts About Consumer Behavior on Facebook

    Chadwick Martin Baily, CMB Consumer Pulse and Constant Contact offered up a neat presentation titled “10 Quick Facts You Should Know About Consumer Behavior on Facebook.” Among the findings is that more than half of fans say they’re more likely to buy a product after becoming a fan of a brand.

  • The Week in Review

    Headlines from the industry. To receive daily updates please visit the Digital Moses fan page

  • The Week in Review

    Headlines from the industry. To receive daily updates please visit the Digital Moses fan page

  • The Mobile Deal Space

    The web deal space has operated as a direct response machine. Buy ads, send them to an email sign-up, optimize email yield. It’s a push driven-driven model that depends on user scale in a given market to turn a single blast into thousands of…

  • Thinking about Brands and Leads… Again

    The term brands is in and of itself a tricky word, as the definition of a brand is fairly ambiguous and broad. Companies large and small are brands, from Apple (can you believe Steve Jobs is stepping down as CEO?) to BeeBeverly Hills who became…

  • The Week in Review

    Headlines from the industry. To receive daily updates please visit the Digital Moses fan page

  • The Week in Review

    Headlines from the industry. To receive daily updates please visit the Digital Moses fan page

  • World Cup Match Trucks

    ESPN wanted to create a compelling event marketing campaign to drive support for their coverage of the 2010 FIFA World Cup, which would include more than 230 hours of live HD programming – all 64 matches

  • Huddle to Fight Hunger

    2011 Pro Awards Finalist |Hunger affects one in six Americans and Kraft Foods is doing its part to eradicate it. In September – Hunger Action Month – Kraft launched Huddle to Fight Hunger with a goal of donating 20 million meals to Feeding America

  • 2011 Promo 100: #8: Euro RSCG Worldwide

    Euro RSCG’s philosophy is called Future First a belief that if it can have a disproportionate share of knowledge about the future of consumers, brands