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Honda, Matthew Broderick Have Super Bowl Ad Score
As we approach the big game this weekend, we are beginning to see “previews” of the Super Bowl ads online. Online-first release of ads is not exactly new, but it is a great way to leverage the significant investment of producing a television commercial worthy of the Super Bowl’s outrageous cost to air it. And, [...]
Outlook 2012: A Big Year for Email Marketing
Email marketing continues to improve with widespread usability, enhanced features and the integration of social networking. Whether you are already using email marketing or have resolved to start using it, it’s important to know where email marketing is going in 2012.
Think Before You Link
The idea behind the link is to leverage your post as much as possible by attaching it to both in-house and external support sites.
Give the Gift of Season’s Savings
'Tis more blessed to give than to receive ... but receiving is still pretty awesome, right?
Taking Another Look at Bing
Have you checked out Microsoft's search engine, Bing, lately? According to Kunal Das, a Microsoft Bing Evangelist, about 30 percent of us using Bing over Google for at least part of our searches. Bing's partnership with Yahoo - Bing serves up all of Yahoo's search results - helped double the company's market share to its current 30 percent.Maximize LinkedIn? Don’t Treat It Like Facebook
Used properly, LinkedIn can be an outstanding way to network within your own profession as well as with outside vendors and other business partners.
Interviews – 50 Cents
What do your stories mean to you? What if someone offered to hear them for, let's say, 50 cents?
Is Google+ Thriving?
When Google+ first arrived, the clammer about how it would forever change the way we communicated and the jeopardy it posed to Facebook seemed pretty ominous. Would Google+ turn out to be the end-all-be-all choice over Facebook or find it's own niche alongside Facebook as another up-and-coming social media outlet?
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