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Luxury Brands Now on MySpace, Social Networks
http://www.eoecho.com/ gregmagnus/ 2008/ 07/ luxury-brands-now-on-myspace-social…You might not expect a luxury brand that is a global symbol of cosmopolitan fashion to choose MySpace to target their market. But the market is there and so is Cartier; the French brand known for their exclusive $10,000 watches, clocks and diamonds.
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The UK's top 50 marketing blogs
http://fasterfuture.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 07/ uks-top-50-marketing-blogs.htmlSpinning Around has compiled its latest version of the UK's Top 50 Marketing Blogs. FasterFuture is in it. Which is nice.I guess it's a reflection of my increasing focus on understanding what it is people want and how they behave. That's what marketing is about. It's also what content, products and services are about.
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Ad Blogs of the World
http://www.behindthebuzz.com/ ad-blogs-of-the-world/If Scamp says I’m one of the most popular ad blogs in the world, I’ll agree with him! Do you think if I promote this more it may help with the job hunt? The list referenced uses Alexa rankings, which I find a good way to get category comparisons if you understand how it is put together.
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http://chickaboomer.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 06/ don-ho-imus-s-latest-self-induced-di…
"Don Ho" Imus's latest self-induced dick flattening on-air racial Lenny Bruce shpritzing scaring old and new advertisers from jumping aboard his dinghy. Ad Age: "It is a tired story," said Fred Jacobs, president of Detroit-based radio-consulting firm Jacobs Media. "Advertisers are going to do what they're going to do.
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Bad Seal
http://thedemocraticdaily.com/ 2008/ 06/ 23/ bad-seal/Remember that silly campaign “seal” that the Obama campaign unveiled late last week? Just about everyone seemed to the think the “seal” was a bad idea, from staunch Obama supporters in the blogopshere, to the media, it was mocked and ridiculed.
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Newspapers Facing Extinction
http://www.podcastingnews.com/ 2008/ 06/ 23/ newspapers-facing-extinction/We talk a lot at Podcasting News about how new media gives anyone the potential to publish to people all around the world. This poses challenges to traditional media, though, especially newspapers, because they are faced with tens of thousands of nimble new competitors.
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Living in a Social Media Fog
http://lgbusinesssolutions.typepad.com/ solutions_to_grow_your_bu/ 2008/ 06/ liv…As I follow conversation in the social media space, I remain surprised that so many of us seem to be in a fog regarding our goals. Often a topic of conversation, ratings/rankings drive at least some of us into a dense fog where we see nothing but the social media universe, which is so tiny that it
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Is the Google-Yahoo! agreement good for small advertisers?
http://marketingconversation.com/ 2008/ 06/ 17/ is-the-google-yahoo-agreement-go…My guess is a tentative, temporary yes. If you aren’t clued in yet, Yahoo! and Google have come to an agreement that allows Yahoo! to display Google paid search results on keyword queries on Yahoo! Yahoo! can now tap into Adsense and Adwords.
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Higher Ed Marcom Bloggers Called Out :: Be Power Bloggers
http://www.auburnmedia.com/ wordpress/ 2008/ 06/ 16/ higher-ed-marcom-bloggers-c…OK, this is going to be a rant, so stand back. I don’t want anyone to get hurt. Yep, I’m going to be snarky and sarcastic. Who knew? For some time, a couple of years actually, I’ve given up on the whole “get on this list” and “seek out backlinks/inlinks” to grow the blog kind of mentality.
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Ranked Among the Top Advertising & Media Blogs
http://marketinggenius.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 06/ ranked-among-top-advertising-medi…We are proud to share news that Marketing Genius from Maple Creative is now ranked among the top advertising and media blogs in the world, according to Advertising Age. We are presently ranked #393 out of 600 total blogs. Not bad ... even if you do have to scroll several times to find us on the list.
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