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Infomercial Products Take One on the Chin (New York Times) With the holiday gift-giving season coming to an end, many who received an infomercial product may soon be questioning the quality of the ...
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Created on January 04, 2010
In Allowing Ad Blockers, a Test for Google (New York Times) To kickoff 2010 we thought that maybe a discussion of our newly redesigned website should be the topic of our first post, that is until we ...
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Cancer Center Ads Use Emotion More Than Fact (New York Times) In our Marketing Research tutorial we discuss the growing use of marketing research as a promotional tool and note that “While many companies ...
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AirTran Airways Puts Ads Where Passengers Can't Miss Them (Los Angeles Times) For many consumers advertising clutter abounds in mainstream media outlets such as television and print publications.  But ...
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Created on November 07, 2009
Kellogg Pulls Immunity Claim From Rice Krispies (USA Today) Breakfast cereal maker Kellogg had what it thought was a good idea for promoting cereals as being healthy for children since these contain ...
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AT&T to Verizon: There’s a Lawsuit For That (MSNBC) What do you do when a competitor produces a comparative advertisement that really hammers you hard?  Well, one thing you may be able to do is ...
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Kids' Cereals Pour on the Sugar and Sodium (USA Today) Here is a scathing research report that has some marketers in the U.S. scurrying for cover.  Not only is it produced by a credible research center, ...
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Created on October 05, 2009
Hit TV Shows Have Most-Skipped Ads (New York Times) While this is a relatively short story, the implications are important for major television advertisers.  If as reported, DVR owners are most likely ...
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... for stricter rules governing how Internet advertising targets consumers. Will the industry be able to regulate itself or will government intervention be needed? After the Fall: What Really Happens ...
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Created on August 28, 2009
Social networks have really caught the attention of marketers over the last few months. Here are a few stories that have shown up in just the last few days. Trade Shows 2.0 (Exhibitor Magazine) - While ...
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Highlighted Marketing Stories: Notice Those Ads on Blogs? Regulators Do, Too (New York Times) - The U.S. Government and several advertising industry groups are taking a hard look at websites that on ...
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Highlighted Marketing Stories: Target Dumps Amazon to Steer Its Own E-Commerce Course (E-Commerce Times) - At one point Amazon offered e-commerce and distribution services for several major companies ...
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Highlighted Marketing Stories: Web Ads Get More Intrusive (BrandWeek) - If you think Internet ads are already too annoying then just wait to see what is coming down the road.  As this story reports, ...
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Highlighted Marketing Stories: What Is Twitter? Apparently, No One Knows (FastCompany) - As we noted in an earlier post today, Twitter is now aggressively going after businesses in order to attract advertising ...
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Highlighted Marketing Stories: The New Starbucks: A Subtler Brand (ABC News) - This video news story gives a peek at how Starbucks is researching a possible new approach through a no-name test store.  ...
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Highlighted Marketing Stories: Luring Local Traffic to Your Web Site (CNN Money) - Many small businesses still struggle with the realities of how the web can help their business.  This story offers a ...
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Highlighted Marketing Stories: Twitter Outsources Ad Model Development (BrandWeek) - The revenue model of social networks has long been in question but Twitter appears to be letting outside firms take ...
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