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Craigslist Tops MySpace
“Craigslist” topped “myspace” as the top search term in the U.S. for the first time in three years earlier this month, according to a blog post by Heather Dougherty, director of research at Hitwise.
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Affiliate Marketing: An Ever Changing Industry
Change. Its been a big buzz word over the last year and many people have mixed emotions over it. Whether you’re an advocate for change or you wish things would just stay the way they are, one things for sure…the world is changing.
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Executive Search International Offers Job-Search Coaching Services
Executive Search International a recruiting firm specializing in the direct marketing and interactive fields, has launched a job search and career coaching service for senior-level DMers.
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Listline e-Newsletter 3/24
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Social Media Spending to Increase, But Remains Miniscule
Spending on social media by marketing companies is expected to increase this year, a sign that these efforts can be deployed quickly and inexpensively in a recession.
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Econsultancy and MediaTrust Publish First US Affiliate Census
MediaTrust and Consultancy have today published the first US Affiliate Census, containing in-depth research about the performance marketing industry.
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Agencies
Ready-to-Eat Cereal Most Clipped E-Coupon
The most popular coupons printed last month were for ready-to-eat cereal.
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Clorox Wipes Appear in Macy’s Windows
A stroll past Macy’s famous windows in New York finds a rather unique display: a home setting showing off Clorox Disinfecting Wipes.
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Online Communities Gain in Popularity
Online member communities have gained popularity, even outpacing e-mail.
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Opportunity Cost, or Opportunity Lost?
We’ve all seen the rise and fall of various trends, whether through online marketing or traditional advertising. Those that invest their time and resources into testing new methods consistently prove themselves as industry leaders.