Saturday, April 2, 2011

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Blogs1 new result for marketing
 
By Ken Levine: International Marketing fiascos.
By Ken Levine
International Marketing fiascos. In making reference earlier in the week to marketing disasters, I came across some famous campaign slogans and names that didn't translate all that well to foreign markets. Check these out. ...
By Ken Levine - http://kenlevine.blogspot.com/


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Web1 new result for marketing
 
Location-based marketing can increase average order value ...
While privacy concerns persist, adding a location component to a campaign gives mobile marketers the opportunity to increase the relevancy of their messages ...
www.mobilemarketer.com/cms/news/advertising/9540.html


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Update: Bank customers warned after breach at Epsilon marketing firm
Computerworld
Epsilon sent 6.5 billion e-mail marketing messages in 2009, but the company also runs loyalty programs for Citi and Chase credit card users, and the kind of information stored in its databases could be extremely valuable to criminals looking to steal ...
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Social Marketing to the Business Customer
Small Business Trends
By Ivana Taylor Middle managers and marketing folks dealing with business-to-business companies that are still delaying their social media programs – pay attention! We've reviewed our share of social media books here, but this is the first one targeted ...
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Small Business Trends
Google Places – Key Marketing Strategy for Local Businesses
Getting The Deal News
The Internet has been huge in helping businesses get their message out there. One of the main strategies is using search engine optimization. But over time, trying to master SEO is tough. It is a moving target. Google, Bing, Yahoo, all change their ...
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Getting The Deal News


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Christmas tree growers focus on marketing program
Chicago Tribune
By RICK ROMELL Milwaukee Journal Sentinel A proposal to assess the nation's Christmas tree growers a few million dollars a year to pay for a marketing program is drawing broad support but also sharp criticism within the industry -- one in which ...
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Gary Lucente Inducted Into Creative Marketing's Prestigious Tailor Made Group
PR Web (press release)
Gary Lucente of Gary J. Lucente and Associates, LLC in Litchfield, Conn., has accepted an invitation to join Creative Marketing's exclusive Tailor Made group. Induction into this group means Lucente is one of an elite group of top-selling insurance and ...
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Rhino Marketing Sponsors Canucks For Kids Fund Dice & Ice Event
PR.com (press release)
Rhino Marketing Inc. is proud to have been part of another extremely successful Vancouver Canucks Dice & Ice Benefit. Vancouver, Canada, April 02, 2011 --(PR.com)-- Rhino Marketing Inc., one of North America's leading marketing agencies, ...
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Law Firm Internet Marketing Company Opens Fort Myers Headquarters
DigitalJournal.com (press release)
Law Firm Ghost Writer LLC has opened its headquarters in Fort Myers, where it provides legal marketing services, Internet marketing services, search engine optimization (SEO), legal blog writing and website content writing services to law firms ...
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Friday, April 1, 2011

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News1 new result for marketing
 
Relativity Media marketing president Peter Adee out after eight months
Los Angeles Times
Peter Adee, Relativity Media's marketing and distribution president, is leaving the company after just eight months on the job. He will stay on in a transitional role until June 1. The marketing veteran transitioned to Relativity in July after the ...
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Blogs3 new results for marketing
 
Internet marketing news roundup, April 1 « Industry News Roundups ...
This week, online conversations in the internet marketing community were dominated by news of Google's new social search recommendation feature, +1.
Brafton - http://www.brafton.com/
Relativity Marketing, Distribution Chief Peter Adee Exiting - The ...
By THR staff
He will be leaving his post as the studio's president of theatrical marking and distribution on June 1.
Hollywood Reporter - Top Stories - http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/latest-news.xml
Cup of Joe: Is "April Fools" Good Marketing? Just Plain Fun? Or ...
By Joe Hall
So, by now you are probably sick of all the April Fools jokes that are circling the Internet. To be ...
Marketing Pilgrim - Internet... - http://www.marketingpilgrim.com/


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JPMorgan in talks to end SEC marketing probe
Financial Times
JPMorgan is one of several banks under investigation for its role in structuring and marketing collateralised debt obligations, complex securities linked to subprime mortgages. The bank also admitted to "mistakes" in its marketing of the CDO. ...
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