FIFA World Cup Marketing Strategies Launched. Today: VISA
A very important marketing lesson is drawn from this first 2010 FIFA World Cup marketing strategy. Can you guess what it is?
02/27/2010
A very important marketing lesson is drawn from this first 2010 FIFA World Cup marketing strategy. Can you guess what it is?
WebTrends Analytics is releasing a new version that allows marketers to keep track of activity on Facebook. This new development will allow for more targeted ads on the social media network.
It wasn’t too long ago that we learned of a lawsuit being brought against a school for the use of webcams for spying on students’ behavior on and off campus. Now Gizmodo notes another school teacher that brags about spying on his students at a school in the Bronx, as
I’m tired of writing about Facebook. At least for today. I’ve been looking through the significant news of the day–a Friday–and it’s mostly about Facebook. Surprise! That seems to be the case on most days. Sure, it’s an easy topic to cover, and there’s always something larger to imply from
In some “stinky” PR news from Little Brownie Bakers, the makers of Girl Scout Cookies, there has been a recall on some batches due to poor taste and a bad smell according to the press. Girl Scout Cookies are famous for their quality and taste, so it is no surprise
The facebook army was not enough, now Conan is hoping to get as many tweeps as possible following his every move. What are his plans?
Twitter has arranged a deal with Yahoo where the micro-blogging site will be integrated into the company’s network. They will also be paying Twitter to pick up the data from the blog platform.
Branding in this day and age means a lot more than having an advertisement on television or in a magazine. Even when it comes to managing your own brand, the presence of social media has changed the way in which we present ourselves, our messages, and the way in which
iMacros aims to becoming one of the top Chrome add-ons – and with a marketing strategy like the one described here, they are most likely to succeed.
Reading Horizons is working to raise awareness for their Lemons for Literacy kids. They spotlight a child and people play online games to help raise the money to get the children a reading program.
