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Do You Really Need to be on Facebook to Market?
So you’ve got a Facebook page. But what good does it do you?
Innovators & Process Improvers
Being the leader depends on getting there first, or in a distinctly different way.
The Advertising Comeback
Mitch Joel believes that advertising will be a less significant part of the advertising mix. I disagree.
Can Marketing Make Bananas Better?
Behavioral economist Dan Ariely has suggested in his book Predictably Irrational, that telling taste-test participants about an added ingredient effects their perception of taste. Namely, at an MIT pub, drinkers were offered free beer from which to choose. One was regular Budweiser, and the other was Budweiser with a few drops of…
Gary Vee Explained: The Science of Social
Neuroeconomist Paul Zak believes that internet social interaction affects the brain the same manner as face-to-face. His studies at Claremont Graduate University (as reported by Fast Company ) lend credible evidence to this claim through MRI tracking of the hormone oxytocin. Oxytocin, Zak claims, is a hormone released during social interaction and increases the likelyhood of [...]
Marketing With Mental Models
When you think “sexy” you probably don’t think “Jakob Nielsen.” He is, however, the dreamy human-computer interface guru who has been studying web usability since before it was, well, sexy. But can we use his seductive statistics to arouse a user’s desires to click an ad?
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Does Your Brand Have a Face?
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Using Design Strategy to Make Content Marketing Easy
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Do You Really Need to be on Facebook to Market?
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The Facebook of Email
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The Value of Static
November 17, 2010 20:11
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