Category Archives: Marketing Guide

From Toyota to Ford and Beyond: Lessons in Manufacturing from the Automotive Trade

by Laura ColeOctober 8, 2016 If you were to believe everything that you read in the media, it would be tempting to believe that the global manufacturing sector is in a perpetual state of decline. The popular press often creates a negative and distorted view of the marketplace, however, and one which tends to be … Continue reading From Toyota to Ford and Beyond: Lessons in Manufacturing from the Automotive Trade

Paid search vs. paid social: how to design the ideal marketing mix

Don’t focus exclusively on either social or search. Columnist AJ Wilcox explains why you need to understand what each brings to the table and integrate them both into your marketing efforts. AJ Wilcox on October 6, 2016   Having “grown up” in search marketing, I had a strong appreciation for keyword targeting early on. Then, … Continue reading Paid search vs. paid social: how to design the ideal marketing mix

Google, Facebook Become Focus Of Holiday Digital Campaigns (DD)

by Laurie Sullivan@lauriesullivan, October 5, 2016 Advertisers plan to spend on average 62% of their holiday marketing budget on digital marketing, with most focusing on social and search running on Facebook and Google, according to survey findings released Wednesday. While 82% of the companies participating in the survey have separate budgets for search and social … Continue reading Google, Facebook Become Focus Of Holiday Digital Campaigns (DD)

The 4.3 Billion User Marketplace You Can’t Afford to Ignore

by John Nemo Follow @JohnNemoPRSeptember 28, 2016 Often misused, forgotten or flat out ignored, this online marketing method remains one of the most effective ways to sell your products and services. Ray Tomlinson was onto something big back in 1972. No, it wasn’t uncovering Watergate or watching a new movie called The Godfather. Rather, Tomlinson … Continue reading The 4.3 Billion User Marketplace You Can’t Afford to Ignore

Developer marketing and the myth of the Rosetta Stone

Contrary to what some say, developers don’t hate marketing — unless it doesn’t respect their needs. Contributor Josh Aberant explains the right way to reach them. Josh Aberant on September 28, 2016    It’s easy to caricature the relationship between marketers and developers as something like, “marketers are from Mars, developers are from Venus,” where … Continue reading Developer marketing and the myth of the Rosetta Stone

Talent Shortage, Organizational Silos Are Hurdles To Delivering On Data Potential

by Tobi Elkin@tobielkin, September 21, 2016 While marketers and agencies are committed to leveraging data throughout their businesses, the findings of a new whitepaper indicate that a lack of talent and pervasive functional silos are preventing them from making the most of data. The IAB (Interactive Advertising Bureau) Data Center of Excellence and DMA (Direct … Continue reading Talent Shortage, Organizational Silos Are Hurdles To Delivering On Data Potential