Facebook Google+ Twitter Email People Ignore New Media – Much More Than They Ignore Traditional Media Media Daily News recently published an article by Wayne Friedman covering key statistics about viewing of advertisements. It shows a… 0 December 6, 2010
Facebook Google+ Twitter Email Smart Choices Make Online Videos that Drive Web (and Retail) Sales Marketers are encouraged to fill websites with exotic videos made with the most expensive production value. But too often those… 0 December 1, 2010
Facebook Google+ Twitter Email “Free Internet TV” Will Hurt Consumers Claims of “FREE!” drive purchases of cheesy TV products from Shamwow’s to those (supposedly) Amish heaters. But somehow, it escapes… 0 November 21, 2010
Facebook Google+ Twitter Email Five Reasons Consumers will “Friend” Your Company. In my last post, I noted six hard truths or axioms I’ve developed about social media. And while these are… 0 November 12, 2010
Facebook Google+ Twitter Email “Most Consumers Don’t Want to Be Your Friend”: Six Axioms of Social Media. We’ve been sold the grand myth of social media marketing based on some rather flakey ideas. In particular, the ad… 0 November 11, 2010
Facebook Google+ Twitter Email The Reality of New Media Noise: Life in a Crowded Airport? I generally enjoy reading Bob Garfield’s work. So I read his recent AdAge blog post about new media with interest.… 0 November 2, 2010
Facebook Google+ Twitter Email Offline Advertising is Necessary for Online Growth If you are pure B-to-B or consumer marketer with extremely limited goals, then this article may not be for you.… 3 October 29, 2010
Facebook Google+ Twitter Email Wishing it was true? Internet TV advocates trumpet flawed research. There’s a survey circulating right now by a group named “Say Media”. I won’t link to it because it’s irresponsible… 0 October 26, 2010
Facebook Google+ Twitter Email Should Apple Share its Software? It’s interesting to see discussion that criticizes Apple for not releasing their software. Now I’m in no way a ShareWare/FreeWare… 0 October 18, 2010
Facebook Google+ Twitter Email What Parts of Internet TV will Twenty-Something’s Still Want When They’re 35? All too often, marketers miss the fundamental humanity of people who buy their products. And technology marketing’s focus on 20-something’s… 0 October 17, 2010