April 29, 2008
By Roland Hachmann in Ad News, Blogs, RSS & Co., Digital Marketing, Email Marketing, Ideas, Interactive News, Marketing, Online Advertising, Search Engine Stuff, Web 2.0 | 1 comment
I should have known. The chances of having an idea first are really slim. So someone, Alister, to be precise, came up with the idea to block the URL for Marketing Meme first. A URL that could be the meme-tracker of the marketing world, just as techmeme is the meme-tracker of the technology world.
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January 9, 2008
By Roland Hachmann in Blogs, RSS & Co., Communities, Digital Culture, Digital Marketing, Email Marketing, Search Engine Stuff, Social, Web 2.0 | 0 comments
This list here must have been assembled throughout last year. It is a “best of” of internet marketing blog posts compiled by Tamar Weinberg.
It’s so long (250+ links apparently), and judging by the link titles, there are so many interesting posts linked to, I am fascinated by it. Go take a look yourself.
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January 1, 2008
By Roland Hachmann in Blogs, RSS & Co., Branding, CGM, Communities, Digital Marketing, Email Marketing, Online Advertising, Pop Culture, Search Engine Stuff, Social, Television, Trends, Viral Marketing, Virtuality, Web 2.0 | 0 comments
I am impressed with this extensive list of web marketing areas by Jeremiah Owyang. It’s, as he calls it “A Complete List of the Many Forms of Web Marketing for 2008″ and for the moment it does indeed look very complete.
This document catalogs the many tools and tactics available for corporate web strategy in [...]
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September 5, 2007
By Roland Hachmann in Ad News, Communities, Digital Marketing, Email Marketing, Interactive News, Marketing, Online Advertising, Social | 1 comment
In times of overmarketed standard target audiences, everyone is trying to find new potential in niche audiences. The new trend is not about a niche per se, because moms are a large segment in general. But not on the net. Online, this segment is not yet properly covered and targeted, even though some studies seem [...]
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September 4, 2007
By Roland Hachmann in CGM, Communities, Digital Culture, Digital Marketing, Email Marketing, Interactive News, Marketing, Social, Trends, Web 2.0 | 0 comments
At DMNews, there is a column about the impact of social media on email marketing, which is quite interesting:
Today’s younger generation is the single best predictor of future behaviors. And right now they are leveraging multiple social Web sites: MySpace and Facebook to chat with friends, Evite to send party invitations and LinkedIn to stay [...]
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June 13, 2007
By Roland Hachmann in Email Marketing, Online Advertising, Search Engine Stuff | 0 comments
Adverblog just pointed me to a presentation by Zoran Savin of IAB Europe on the latest figures of ad spend in Europe. Search dominates, still. I am not surprised. And email is very low, unfortunately. (I like email marketing!)
[At this point, I unsuccessfully tried to embed the slideshow from slideshare.com. Does anybody have a tip [...]
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