This is a fascinating study about how tablet computers and smartphones are being considered by retailers for in-store use. We’ve written here about the rapid acceptance of tablet computers by...Read More »
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This is a fascinating study about how tablet computers and smartphones are being considered by retailers for in-store use. We’ve written here about the rapid acceptance of tablet computers by...
Here’s an interesting article from the Chicago Tribune that does a good job of capturing the essence of digital advertising as it relates to “mainstream” advertising. The article cites a lot of statistics about...
There is a lot of confusion in the marketplace about what is the best way for retailers to advertise locally. And, the recent demise of WebVisible uncovers an unbelievable...
Pew Internet just released a study about how consumers get information about local businesses. Here is part of a chart from that study that compares Internet to...
Amazon’s new Price Check app really changes the playing field for local retailers and therefore your brand marketing. The idea is that a consumer in a store, using their smartphone, scans the bar...
There continues to be a disconnect, as a percentage, between where consumers spend their media time and where advertisers spend their media dollars. Not everyone is convinced that this should be a one...
Just to make things a little more confusing for those of us who are deeply involved with retail advertising, Twitter is selling ads and, as you can see from this screen shot,...
Here’s the first look at projected newspaper ad sales for 2011 from the blog, Reflections of a Newsosaur. I can’t find any good news here for newspapers. Even saying the year is over...
Here is a new study about email vs postal mail, according to a study released in December 2011 by Epsilon Targeting. Data from the “2011 Channel Preference Study”. The point of the survey is that postal mail is...
Some ideas are ahead of their time. Like the Google Catalogs idea that disappeared in 2009 and has now reappeared as an app for Android and iPad. Here is a link to Google’s...
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