Search Results for: influencers
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Agencies
‘Bolt’ Sidekick Pops Up in iPhone Game
Disney Entertainment and digital marketing agency AvatarLabs have collaborated to produce a mobile game for the Apple iPhone to promote the Disney animated movie “Bolt,” in theaters now.
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Multiple Personality Disorder
An interesting article came out in MediaPost yesterday titled, “Washington AG Targets Tattoo Media’s MyLuvCrush.com.” For all that has been written about the mobile marketing space over the years…
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Clickers Can’t Zap Brand from TV Commercials
Researchers at Boston College have determined that brand advertising logos embedded in the center of television commercials are indeed mightier than the TV clicker.
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Method Invites Consumers to Dispose of Toxic Household Cleaners
#16 Best Loyalty Program DETOX SEATTLE AGENCY: A Squared Group CLIENT: Method Earth-friendly cleaning products maker Method has never lacked for fans.
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The 2008 PROMO 100
Looking for an agency? You’ve come to the right place. There are 100 shops listed here, everything from start-ups to mega-conglomerates, ranked in order
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Agency of the Year/Digitas USA
It has been a fabulous year for us, says Laura Lang, CEO of Digitas USA. I tell everyone that I couldn’t have imagined a better outcome. She’s talking
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American Express gives Away iPhones
# 17 Best Dealer, Sales Force or Business-to-Business Campaign AMEX OPEN PLUM CARD LAUNCH AGENCY: Momentum Worldwide CLIENT: American Express When American
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Blogs Have Power to Influence Purchases
A study titled “Harnessing the Power of Blogs” sponsored by BuzzLogic and conducted by JupiterResearch asserts that blogs have important influence over consumers’ purchasing decisions.
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Blogs Outweigh Social Nets on Purchase Help: Jupiter
When it comes to influencing sales conversions, blog posts can have a greater impact on customer buying decisions than marketing messages delivered via social networks, according to a new study.
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Gen X Persuaded by E-mail, Direct Mail Over Social Marketing: Study
Consumers 18 to 34 report they are more likely to respond to an e-mail marketing message or direct mail than to one they get through a social network, according to a joint research project