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Agencies
Marketers Taking Advantage of Phones’ Mobility
Marketers are slowly taking advantage of one particular facet of the mobile phone: It goes just about anywhere. The latest to see the virtue of ubiquity
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Cabela’s Search Campaign Draws a Bullseye
If you’ve ever been to one of outdoor outfitter Cabela’s retail locations, you’d remember it. The company, which started out selling fishing lures by
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Agency of the Year
Every Friday afternoon, somebody breaks out the wine and cheese at Catapult Action-Biased Marketing offices across the country. The employees sip and
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Mobile Games are Popular
A survey recently conducted by Information Solutions Group and sponsored by game developer PopCap Games reveals that 57 percent of AT&T mobile subscribers in North America have ever played a mobile game.
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Most Industries See Decline in Total Ad Impressions in April
According to data from Nielsen Online, total ad impressions in April declined 11 percent from the previous month.
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Magnet Migrant Attraction: Search Marketing Winner
To combat a shrinking population and one of the lowest unemployment rates in the world, Immigration New Zealand, a division of the country’s Department of Labor, Began in 2007 to plan a campaign to draw overseas skilled workers to relocate to the country, targeting the U.S. and the U.K.
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Microsoft Office Live Small Business: Search Marketing First Place
Microsoft’s Office Live Small Business is a turnkey software package that includes Web domain hosting, Web site building, e-mail and e-commerce and other tools a small business needs to operate on the Internet
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Monopoly at McDonald’s from The Marketing Store: Mobile Marketing Winner
For the last few years, McDonald’s and its agency The Marketing Store have been fine-tuning the chain’s wildly successful October “’Monopoly at McDonald’s” promotion to increase player engagement, making changes that built play frequency
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Word-of Mouth Marketing Takes on the Recession
The dilemma many brands face today is trying to maintain, or dare we say, grow their sales in a near dormant economy with far fewer resources to execute consumer marketing programs
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Agencies
Direct Mail Spending to Plummet, E-mail to Soar: Borrell
Direct mail spending will drop 39% during the next five years from $49.7 billion in 2008 to $29.8 billion in 2013, according to a study released yesterday by Borrell Associates
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