Posts Tagged ‘online marketing’

[Video] Interview with Aaron Goldman on “Everything I Know About Marketing I Learned From Google”

Posted by Brett Greene | Filed under Business, Marketing, Social Media | Sep 28, 2011 | Tags: aaron goldman, boulder digital arts, brett greene, google, googley lessons, internet marketing, market testing, marketing tips, online marketing, pivot guild | No Comments

With how fast the Internet and digital marketing are evolving, it can sometimes be difficult for traditional marketing education to keep up, as shown on this site that lists common marketing degree programs that are still organized around traditional marketing themes. For the best information on how to succeed in digital marketing, often the best place ...Read more.

Why Your Business Should Care That Email is 38% Bigger Than Twitter

Posted by Brett Greene | Filed under Marketing | Jan 10, 2011 | Tags: add this, email, email campaigns, email marketing, facebook, online marketing, open rates, Social Media, social media marketing, stumble upon, twitter | No Comments

Add This, the social sharing widget, recently released the trends in social sharing they documented for 2010. It’s not surprising that Google had more growth than Facebook, but did you expect Stumble Upon to have more growth than Facebook? The statistic worth noting is that Email is 38% bigger than Twitter. This doesn’t make Twitter ...Read more.

Why You Should Opt-Out of the Internet Do Not Track Bill

Posted by Brett Greene | Filed under Consumerism, Marketing | Dec 3, 2010 | Tags: Advertising, consumerism, Do Not Call, Do Not Track, Federal Trade Commission, ftc, internet, Marketing, online marketing, Targeted Advertising, technology, telemarketer | 1 Comment

Yesterday the Federal Trade Commission took the first steps towards creating a Do Not Track feature to allow internet users to opt-out of having companies obtain data on their online surfing habits. This mechanism is being designed in the spirit of the Do Not Call registry that regulates the activities of telemarketers. On the surface ...Read more.

Are Foursquare, Gowalla and Geolocation Ready for Prime Time Marketing?

Posted by Brett Greene | Filed under Social Media | Jul 29, 2010 | Tags: brightkite, facebook, forrester, forrester research, foursquare, geolocation, gowalla, influencer marketing, lbs, location based services, Marketing, online marketing, pegshot, rob reed, social media marketing, wayne sutton, wrrrl | 2 Comments

This article originally ran at Oxstein Labs. Geo-location or Location Based Services (LBS) are getting more press all the time. In the same way we have heard for a few years that mobile computing would be the next huge thing, we are now hearing about Foursquare, Gowalla, Wrrrl, Loopt and Brightkite. On a side note, ...Read more.