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The Future of the Internet is in Our Hands

November 15, 2010

If you want to see what the Internet will be like in the next several years the best place to look is on a nearby college campus.  Take a look at this recent report about the use of hand held devices to access the Internet. This is good news for local advertising as most of […]

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Browser is Better than Apps for Mobile Users?

October 27, 2010

This might be good news for marketers, mobile users prefer using a browser over using apps for shopping tasks. This is good news because trying to promote a product on mobile apps is going to be a confusing if not impossible task as there are so many to deal with. If, on the other hand, […]

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QR Codes Need to be Easier or they’ll be Extinct

October 11, 2010

I was struggling to read a QR Code on a colleagues’ business card recently (after three tries I lost interest) then saw Heidi Tolliver-Nigro’s blog “Ever Tried to Download a QR Code Reader?” today.  She struck a chord, judging by the number of comments to the blog. While QR codes are novel, they won’t receive widespread acceptance […]

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IAB Gives Us Some Good Definitions Around Online Local Advertising

September 29, 2010

The Internet is a wonderful thing as it brings us new and better ways to advertise in local markets.  However, two of the challenges are to stay current with the technology and the terminology.  The IAB just released Targeting Local Markets:  An IAB Internet Advertising Guide and at the very end they show this chart. […]

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Showroom Products Speak for Themselves via Mobile and QR Barcodes

July 1, 2010

Save your money on buying in-store kiosks and build out a mobile site instead. First, let’s look at the trend of online research that leads to a retail sale. Ok, this is for all products so if you’re selling anything that’s defined as a considered purchase the percentages are even higher.  Most studies conclude that […]

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Social Media Still Hard to Evaluate

April 30, 2010

If you’ve been keeping an eye on social media, knowing that it is something big but not knowing how it will change and what a reasonable ROI is, you’re not alone. First, is it working for anyone yet? Ok, this tell us that some companies think it’s working but still most can’t find a way […]

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"Only" 28.1 Billion Vidoes Watched Online in February 2010

April 16, 2010

We say “only” 28.1 billion videos were watched online in February because in January Americans watched a staggering 32.4 billion according to comScore Video Matrix Service. Here’s the breakdown for February. This dovetails nicely with the articles I’ve been reading and what we are hearing from clients about the need to add videos to their […]

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Mobile Coupons Still Not Ready for Prime Time

February 3, 2010

According to a recent Harris Interactive study reported by eMarketer, consumers attitudes about mobile coupons are still tepid, even though the projections are for rapid growth in the next few years. I think that consumers interested in shopping go online before they get in the car and head for a store.  So, it makes more […]

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All Advertising is Local as Push2TV Adds to Location Based Advertising

January 11, 2010

At this year’s CES, Intel introduced WiDi (Wireless Display Interface) and Netgear launched their receiver called Push2TV.  Here’s Netgear’s diagram that explains how if your computer has WiDi, you can push your online video to a TV screen wirelessly. This technology will be available in a few weeks and over time will help revolutionize local […]

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Dealer Microsites Become Local Advertising Network for Brand Managers

December 24, 2009

As the internet becomes more localized (because of all that is happening with local search, mobile and even local twitter) brands have to keep pace and deliver local information to consumers or risk losing their interest. Here’s one way to deliver regional promotions and promotions for specific dealers economically. Some promotions aren’t national and therefore […]

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