How Fog Creek thrives with no marketing budget in Marketing
The secret is the blog. Hurry up and read the article because it will disappear into the paid archives soon.
Free iPod? in Marketing
MLM meets the affiliate marketing era.
Risky Business in Marketing
Wacky marketing moves put these businesses on the map.
Cost Per Influence in Marketing
New ad metrics are needed
Text Ads Boost Branding in Marketing
This is great, but I'm a bit biased.
RSS Ads -let's get it on in Marketing
Publishers need revenue from RSS to encourage them to create feeds. How can ads come to RSS without overpowering it?
First Rule of Marketing: Do no harm in Marketing
But by affirmatively sending us scratch pads with multiple misspellings they completely torpedoed the possibility that they will ever get any business from our firm in the future. Now that's what you call a poor marketing campaign.
Moore's Lore: Internet World RIP in Marketing
When a Web site is short of cash, they add advertising inventory. As a result advertisers don’t respect an Internet site’s rates. They don’t respect the placement an Internet site promises.
Will Plain-Text Ads Continue to Rule? in Marketing
Search engine text ads will retain their superiority over time, but text ads on other sites will work only if they focus on directly meeting users' needs.
Make the Call: Using the telephone to convert prospects into clients in Marketing
You need to make contact, develop rapport, establish your credibility, and build momentum -- all in only a few seconds. Here's how.
AlwaysOn * Contact Us in Marketing
So basically what we are saying is we really, really do not want to be contacted unless you are on fire and you think we can put it out.
Fabulous stupendous movie blurbs come under review in Marketing
The commission argues that its overall guidelines -- including recommendations against distorting the meaning of an endorser
Long or Short Copy? Part 1 in Marketing
Are your readers looking for an experience; do they want to feel they "belong"? Or are they driven by a simple task with the intention of finding what they want and leaving as quickly as possible?
Get Your E-Mail in Shape for 2003 in Marketing
Firming up and adding more power to your e-mail messages for greater profitability.
The Most Important Question E-Mail Marketers Need to Answer in Marketing
First, let's talk about what people don't care about: They don't care about your company, where it's located, how long it's been in business or who founded it. And unless your logo provides instant recognition, that doesn't matter either.
Better Content Starts Today in Marketing
Are you spending hours editing copy by someone who wasn't born to write? Perhaps it's time to take inventory of your team's assets and weaknesses. Reassign the literary-challenged to other tasks.
How do you tell if the mailing list you're renting is spam? in Marketing
Many email lists that claim to be "opt-in" are really "opt-out"; that is, full of email addresses whose owners have demanded to be removed yet continue to receive junk email.
AOL 8.0: All Database Rules Have Changed in Marketing
With AOL 8.0, however, the only way to have email delivered to a user's highest priority inbox is to ensure the sender address is in the recipient's email address book.
Microsite rewards anything but small in Marketing
With marketing budgets severely constrained and Internet users balking at intrusive online ad formats, marketers are turning to microsites as a cheap and powerful way of getting their messages out.
Top Tips to Write a Persuasive Case Study in Marketing
Short case studies fashioned as marketing vehicles can be surprisingly effective.
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