iPhone and Your Online Marketing Campaigns
Yes, yes, I know. If you hear the word “iPhone” again, you’re going to puke. Whether you are an Apple hater or…
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Yes, yes, I know. If you hear the word “iPhone” again, you’re going to puke. Whether you are an Apple hater or…
Widgets are all the rage lately, as evidenced by the avalanche at Facebook once the social networking site opened up to developers. Advertisers, too, are figuring out that if you want to get to the younger crowds, widgets are the way to go.
Piece o’ news number one: Google intends to make Encyclopedia Britannica, as well as Merriam-Webster’s dictionary and thesaurus, available in Google Docs. Piece o’ news number two: if you don’t feel like waiting on the Mountain View-based company, you can access those same resources right now.
Social networks and online communities have little impact on online retail sales according to a report from JupiterResearch, "Us Retail Consumer survey, 2007."
In olden times, the pope would often crown a new king. These days, that duty sometimes falls to Facebook - iLike’s recent success has been attributed almost entirely to that one site.
Setting up an online campaign can be complicated, and it's hard to know where to begin. Lately, social marketing and blog marketing have been the buzz words, but if you're just getting started, just like in anything, really, you should start with the basics. And the basics of an online campaign involves a tightly targeted search campaign.