Posted by randfish
Like 150 million or so other folks, I spent today watching the Superbowl. As a marketer, it’s hard not to pay close attention to the advertisements, and this year featured a heavy focus on sending viewers to the web. However, I was a bit surprised that we didn’t see anything like 2007’s Pontiac advertisement:
At the end of the ad, Pontiac invites viewers to "Google" their brand to learn more. This seemed a bit odd in 2007, but today, it
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February 7 2010 / No comment / Read More »Posted by RobOusbey
Links. We often talk about why we want them and how to get them, but today I’d …
February 7 2010 / No comment / Read More »Posted by mgalecki
This post was originally in YOUmoz, and was promoted to the main blog because it provides
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February 5 2010 / No comment / Read More »Posted by great scott!
Will Critchlow of Distilled (who recently took over SEOmoz’s consulting business) is back in Whiteboard …
February 4 2010 / No comment / Read More »Hype has many guises or nuances. Unfortunately, today, hype has become an indiscriminate catch-all-phrase for any type of copy that anyone objects to, for whatever reason. Well, if beauty is in the eye …
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Jul 6, 2009 / Read More »Posted by randfish
Like 150 million or so other folks, I spent today watching the Superbowl. As a marketer, it’s hard not to pay close attention to the advertisements, and this year featured
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Feb 7, 2010 / Read More »An often missed opportunity on Facebook — its Posted Items (now Links) application. As Facebook tweaks this useful application, it becomes more prominent and increasingly has the ability to be more viral within …
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