DoubleClick to Make Ad Inventory More Accessible
Wednesday, 04 April 2007
Our friends at DoubleClick have been in the news lately. I’ve largely ignored the acquisition hype as one thing is likely certain for which speculation is just that, they will be acquired. By whom is an interesting discussion but one purely academic. The frontrunners for the acquisition seem to be Microsoft and Google. I’ve read
- Published in Advertising
How Ad Based Digital Content Allows Us to Reach Engaged Customers
Wednesday, 28 March 2007
Though we’ve witnessed the demise of Napster, dozens of other file sharing networks have risen in their place creating a network of 9.4M simultaneous peer-to-peer users legally, and illegally, trading music, movies, and other content. What does that have to do with Marketing you ask? Intent MediaWorks, endorsed by various record labels, has begun seeding
- Published in Brand Marketing, Fun, Web 2.0
Search Marketing is Reputation Management
Tuesday, 27 March 2007
I was wrestling with the concept of the value of Paid Search for Branding over the weekend as I contemplated the limitations of performance based bid management. As a fan of performance based bidding, I believe all search programs should be managed as such with even obscure objectives, such as creating awareness or branding, leveraging
- Published in Brand Marketing, Paid Search, Search
France’s Missed Opportunity
Friday, 23 March 2007
Without question, traditional and offline marketing activities influence behavior in search. A new TV commercial prompts the audience to search based on what they saw, recognized, or remember from the commercial; the same is true of press releases which raise questions in your audience, questions that are best answered by a search engine. With the
- Published in Fun, Paid Search, Search