The Nielsen Company issued an important news release late last week identifying a dramatic change in the behavior and general interests of internet users, indicating that usage has drifted away from portal browsing and towards social networking and video content sites.
Since 2003, interests of the average online user have shifted significantly. Categories that consisted of [...]
Entries from April 2009
Powerless Portals: How The News Is Leveraging Social Networks
April 28th, 2009 · Comments
Tags: Marketing · Research · Social Media
Billboard-sized Consumer Generated Content Hits the Streets of LA!
April 22nd, 2009 · Comments
One of our clients, Redwood Creek, has a series of collectible “Vintage Print” posters that they have been releasing over the past few years as no obligation takeaways for consumers.
These Vintage Prints feature iconic, greater outdoors inspired scenes and are available to consumers at no cost via their community site Blaze the Trail.
Recently, one of these [...]
Tags: Case Studies · Marketing · Self-Promotion
Want to add Social Media to your marketing mix? Leave it to the experts.
April 17th, 2009 · Comments
This week Marketing Sherpa asks the question “How Knowledgeable are Marketers [about Social Media] who have no Social Media experience?”
Quite an interesting question indeed. With Social Media being a super hyped little pair of buzz words, every agency, self-promoting fameball, or major brand who follows trendy little buzz words has jumped on the tweeting, wall-posting, [...]
Tags: Industry News · Marketing · PR · Self-Promotion · Social Media · Technology
“Beyond Advertising” Study – A Strategic Path to the Digital Customer
April 6th, 2009 · Comments
Marketing channels, such as Word of Mouth Marketing and Online Marketing, are expected to grow to an astounding 27% of overall marketing expenditures by 2012, up from 7% in 2002, according to a new research study recently released by IBM Institute for Business Value titled “Beyond Advertising: Choosing a Strategic Path to the Digital Consumer”.
The [...]
Tags: Industry News · Research


