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Monthly Archives: October, 2012

Original Tweets Down a Bit

There are only two ways that anyone in the world does their Tweeting; they either Tweet or Retweet. Both of these methods of Tweeting...

Data Hygiene Company Quickie Rebrands

Quickie Marketing Inc. (QMI), a leading data hygiene company, announced today that it has rebranded. QMI will begin operating under the new trade name eHygienics.com...

What Sucks More: Yankees or Your Business?

I request people not to take offense to what I am about to say (Yes I mean you Corey @ Double Play Media), because...

Pay-Per-Click Not Working For Small Businesses

The New York Times has released an article today that details a struggle that many small businesses have been experiencing lately regarding search marketing....

Dating Affiliate Class Action Lawsuit

SparkNetworks USA, the company that runs ChristianMingle, JDate, BlackSingles and several other niche dating sites has been served with a class-action lawsuit. According to...

Adventures in Email Marketing: Database Management

When it comes to managing your e-mail lists, do you find that you spend more time fighting with an outdated spreadsheet or clunky database...

Mobile Drives Customers to Stores

What you are probable thinking right off the bat after reading the title of this article is, “Oh great, another article about mobile optimization.”...

Facebook Promoted Posts Is Bad Business

Often times, the small businesses in this world get far less attention than do the bigger, more profitable businesses. However, who is to say...

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Data, Dance, and Daring Campaigns: Erin Levzow’s Approach to Building Loyalty

How Mango Habanero, Metrics, and Masterful Moves Redefined Marketing Genius Every so often, a guest comes along who doesn’t just...
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Streaming’s Big Lie: The Future of TV Is Already Broke

Streaming was supposed to be the savior of TV—the rebellious new kid with no commercials, endless content, and an...

How to Narrow the Scope of Information Sought by an FTC Civil Investigative Demand (CID)

A civil investigative demand (“CID”) is the instrument by which the Federal Trade Commission exercises its compulsory process authority...

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Data, Dance, and Daring Campaigns: Erin Levzow’s Approach to Building Loyalty

How Mango Habanero, Metrics, and Masterful Moves Redefined Marketing...

Streaming’s Big Lie: The Future of TV Is Already Broke

Streaming was supposed to be the savior of TV—the...