Job Wars: Networks Versus Boards
The future of finding employment via the Internet will make ‘who you know’ very important, but getting a start will be a function of ‘what you know’ and what positions you can find to get in the door.
Relevance in Marketing
Good marketing comes in two forms, not one. There is marketing that is relevant, appears at the right time to the right people and is likely to influence actions. This is the kind of marketing that everyone in the industry strives for. It’s what we think is good.
EconSM – Social Media Meets Deals
How do social media deals happen? How do you manage them? What deals are coming?
SEMPO SEO Training Levels Up
Coming off a successful debut of their Fundamentals of Search Marketing course, the training arm of the Search Engine Marketing Professional Organization has its Advanced SEO class up and running.
EconSM – Social Media Meets Mobile Media
Session Description: "Social media is changing the most social of devices, the mobile phone, at a time when more and more mobile devices aren’t just phones anymore. Just as PCs replaced minicomputers and laptops displaced desktops, we are seeing the beginning of handheld devices doing much of what full-fledged computers used to do. Handheld devices are the key to the next generation of social media; we’ll explore the ramifications of this switch.
EconSM – Social Media Meets Marketing
(I’m at EconSM today.)
GoFish Wants You To Seduce A Celeb
GoFish, a video site devoted for "made-for-Internet" (MFI) programming debuted a new interactive reality show yesterday called Seduce A Celeb. It’s still unclear, though, when the celebrities will actually appear on the show.
Networking: Never Eat Alone
How good are you at meeting people and forging deep meaningful relationships with them? At a networking function do you end up with a handful of business cards from people you don’t remember meeting, or one or two new friends that you’re excited to have?
Search Eats Little Of Food Budgets
The food and beverage industry is the leader in the U.S. consumer packaged goods (CPG) when it comes to online advertising, but they only put 2.1 percent of their total $8.7 billion advertising budget online in 2006.
Personalized Search Pollutants
I’ll start by saying Thank you Google, for the web history and personalized search idea – which is great in theory, but plain sucks in practice! At least for this searcher.