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What Does the Future Hold for LivingSocial and Daily Deals?
LivingSocial posted a $50 million net loss in the first quarter of 2013, according to a filing from Amazon, which owns 29 percent of the No. 2 daily-deals company. This might be taken as bad news if it weren’t for the fact that Q1 2013 was actually an improvement of affairs for LivingSocial: revenue grew […]
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Not Your Normal Data: The Impact of the Outlier
Dealing with data outliers requires a careful consideration of a number of statistical methods, and is no task for data debutantes.
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10 Social Media Ads That Can Help Nurture Buyer Decisions by Targeting the Middle of the Funnel
Social media advertising is a big deal. How big? By 2016, it’ll be $9.2 billion big, according to BIA/Kelsey. This would reflect a doubling of the $4.6 billion spent on social media ads in 2012. Another bit of evidence to show social media advertising’s increasing value comes from research commissioned by Nielsen’s Vizu and conducted […]
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Report: Social Commerce Has a Long Way to Go; Pinterest Gains Ground in Terms of Site Traffic
“Social commerce is a unicorn.” That’s one of the main takeaways from Monetate’s latest quarterly e-commerce report (EQ1 2013), which found that Pinterest is accounting for more e-commerce traffic from social sites than it was at the end of last year. ‘The unicorn’ According to the report, social media drove just 1.55 percent of all […]
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Teens ‘Waning Enthusiasm’ for Facebook Benefits Twitter: Survey
Teen Internet users are becoming disenchanted with Facebook and are moving to Twitter. What does this all mean for targeted social media ads?
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Paid Search Spend in the Travel Category Is Down 19% so far in 2013, Thanks to Google
Memorial Day is just around the bend, which means the summer travel season is too. AdGooroo uses this time of year to offer a glimpse into paid search spending in the travel category so far in 2013. The company reports that there’s a downward trend happening and that Google might be to blame. Paid search […]
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Google Introduces Top Charts for Trends, a Blessing for Keyword Research
Marketers should know that Google Trends is a helpful tool for conducting keyword research, especially when it comes to finding out what searchers are interested at this very moment. On Wednesday, Google unveiled a neat new feature for Google Trends: Top Charts, which the company describes as “lists of real-world people, places and things ranked […]
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B2B Buyer’s Journey No Longer Begins With the Salesperson
Today’s B2B buyer no longer sees talking to a vendor as the first stop on their road to making a purchase.
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Study: Social Media May Be Free, But Marketers Have to Pay to Get Optimal Results
Many marketers adore social media because it’s viewed as a mostly free channel for driving engagement and sales. But a recent study from Kenshoo Social, conducted by Forrester, has findings that make a strong case to see social media more as a paid channel. Social tactics: free vs. paid According to the study, which is […]
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Digital
Why You Should Give a Darn About Your Local Reputation
Managing your reputation online can mean the difference between winning more business and losing potential customers.
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