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MySpace Marketing – A No Brainer |
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Consider this: MySpace has 180 Million members and during a typical one month period there will be 40 Billion page views. Yes, I said BILLION. What an incredible resource!
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Another 2008 List. Oh My! |
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There are so many lists for 2008 I hesitated to create one, but list are a good way to present a lot of information in simplistic manner, so I decided to make two lists. The first are my top 5 factors That effected internet marketing in 2007 and the second are my top 5 factors to consider for in 2008.
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Updated Marccomgeek.com |
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There are plenty of other tools, all of our white papers and also links to popular blogs and websites about marketing. If you haven't visited you should. www.marcomgeek.com .
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Corporate Standards Ugh! |
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We shouldn’t just do things because we can, we should consider the target prospects and design to appeal to them.
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Solving the Wannamaker Problem |
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"I know half the money I spend on advertising is wasted, but I can never find out which half."
- John Wanamaker*
It is no secret that marketers, being dissatisfied by traditional print and broadcast advertising results, are slowly shifting ad dollars to the Internet, email, and to mobile technologies. In fact, 2005 Internet ad revenues were $12.5 billion dollars, up 34% over 2004. $4.3 billion was spent for display ads, and another $5.1 billion for keyword search es. Interestingly, for the most part, neither of these advertising forms come s close to solving Wannamaker's problem.
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Building Commonality with Sponsored Social Networks |
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Consumer product companies, retail establishments, and companies selling business products and services all face the same problem. It is becoming more and more difficult to get and keep the attention of the target audience. Consumers don’t respond to advertising as they once did, and unless your news is truly unique, it is lost in the deluge of information.
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