Facebook to Launch Mobile Ads
Facebook announced plans this week to launch ads in its mobile apps, a first since its entrance into the mobile space. According to a Financial Times report, these mobile ads on Facebook will be… Continue reading
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A Preview of the Week Ahead
Lets take a look at some of the exciting marketing things I’ll be pondering this week. First off, I’ll take a look at the reaction to the new JCPenney pricing and marketing strategy.… Continue reading →
Sponsored Stories in Real-Time Ticker
Well, as reported by Mashable this morning, Facebook will now be posting Sponsored Stories ads in the real-time ticker. This is exciting news, as in my experience, Sponsored Stories perform much better than… Continue reading →
Exciting Change in Position
Well, it has been a while since I’ve made a post on this blog, and that’s because I’ve been relatively busy making my professional transition to a new job in advertising. Beginning next… Continue reading →
Google+ Launch with Brands and Ford: Messy Start or Planned Publicity?
So with my excitement for Google+ a few weeks ago comes the sudden realization of my day to day activities: is there room in my life for Google+? Between Twitter, Facebook, Linkedin, my… Continue reading →
Google+ Means Plus
Well, I finally go the opportunity to use Google+! I have been invited and have set up my profile, added a few friends to my circles, and started learning about the Sparks –… Continue reading →
Google+ : A Breath of Fresh Air
If you haven’t yet heard, Google has decided to yet again take on Facebook, creating its own social media network. The network, called “Google+”, is a fun, different way to approach social media.… Continue reading →
Facebook Losing Members
It came as a top story in the marketing world: Facebook was losing members in the very regions where Facebook began. Numbers show that Facebook lost nearly 6 million members in the US… Continue reading →
The Social Shopper
Well, it looks like the way we shop will change once more. Anyone else remember back when they actually had to go into a store to see the prices of things? When catalogs… Continue reading →
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