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An Interview With a Google Search Quality Rater
January 24, 2012 From Search Engine Land
Since at least 2005, Google has been using a large, worldwide focus group to help review its search results and the quality of the Web pages that rank well in its algorithm. The people in this program are called Quality Raters and, as you can imagine, the work they do...
 
The Best Search Engine Optimization Companies Ranked by topseos.com for November 2011
November 2, 2011 From PRWeb
topseos.com, the independent authority on search vendors, has released their list for the best SEO companies for November 2011. topseos.com, the independent authority on search vendors, has released their list of the fifty best search engine optimization companies for the month of November 2011. topseos.com uses a meticulous evaluation process...
 
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Print Production Spotlight: Defining Print’s Role in Modern Direct Marketing
April 27, 2011 From Tipline
An Internet information company seeking to boost response rates and drive traffic to its website was reluctant to use direct mail. After the campaign generated so-so results in numerous online channels, however, a direct mail test produced the highest response rates and the most stickiness of any medium they used—even for the coveted new-media generation of 18- to 35-year-olds. The moral: "Sometimes you find a role for print in the areas you least expect it."
 
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5 Ways to Get More From Online Video
January 17, 2011 From Duct Tape Marketing
The use of video to tell your story, put a real live face on the company and showcase your products, services and customer testimonials is a very foundational online tactic these days....
 
Obtain and Verify Stronger B-to-B Leads
November 18, 2009 From Tipline
Ask most executives and marketers what salespeople need to sell in this economy and they will say, "more leads." That’s why many marketing and lead generation programs tend to focus on quantity. Unfortunately, as little as 5 percent to 15 percent of all marketing inquiries turn out to be truly sales-ready opportunities. Marketers that really want to help sales perform better will focus on higher-quality leads that have better odds of converting into pipeline opportunities and customers; however, according to MarketingSherpa's data, generating “high-quality leads” is the B-to-B marketer’s No. 1 challenge.
 
PR Debacles and How to Avoid Them
July 2008 From Denny Hatch's Business Common Sense
In last Thursday’s edition of this e-zine about Jay Leno—and knowing how to communicate using different media—I failed to include a very important takeaway point: * Never trust a television studio. You never know when your mike is live and picking up your stupid comments, or the camera is on you while you are picking your nose—or both. Rev. Jesse Jackson, spiritual and moral adviser to President Bill Clinton—and a man who fathered a child out of wedlock, paid her $40,000 out of his nonprofit corporation and once referred to New York City as “Hymietown,” an anti-Semitic slur—is in the limelight once again.
 
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The American Express Mess
January 2008 From Denny Hatch's Business Common Sense
What triggered this column was a letter to this publication from Anthony Greene in London on my musings last week about how to gussy up important e-mails in order to give them gravitas. In our exchange, he wrote: Thank you, Denny. A nice and utterly relevant piece. Your story about the Ticketmaster e-mail, and how much you appreciated their thoughtfulness, has reminded me of what I regard as one of the greatest missed opportunities in the history of marketing. Every time I use my American Express Centurion Card I cannot help but notice the following words printed on the front, “MEMBER SINCE 82”. So,
 
Blockbuster Direct Mail 2004 Axel Andersson Grand Controls
April 2005 From Target Marketing
The following is the full list of Grand Controls identified by the Who's Mailing What! Archive as having been mailed for three years or more during the past decade (1995-2004). For more information on any of these mailings, contact Archive Director Paul Bobnak, at (215) 238-5225. Or, to order access to the entire direct mail library of mailings received by the Archive between 1994 and the present, visit www.whosmailingwhat.com. AARP Membership Registration Archive Code: 571AMASRP0604Z AARP Membership Card Archive Code: 571AMASRP0397A AARP Certificate of Admission Archive Code: 573AMASRP1095AZ Advertising Age Year/$69.95 Archive Code: 205ADAGEM0799Z Air & Space 5 + 1
 
CRM - Beyond the Hooplah (1,414 words)
July 2002 From Target Marketing
The Differences Between CRM and Database Marketing by Bob McKim Even with all of the hoopla surrounding customer relationship management (CRM) these days, it's only now that management is beginning to wonder: Is there a difference between CRM and database marketing? They're also asking the bottom-line question: What can we really expect in return for all the money we're pouring into CRM? Both disciplines have similar and overlapping characteristics, such as providing a 360-degree view of the customer and integrating all the data into a common system. While implementation costs can be similar, CRM appears to be the more expensive exercise. CRM
 
Divine Inspiration
June 2002 From Target Marketing
Inside a Catalog Startup By Denny Hatch It's a rare catalog that is so deeply personal—and deeply felt—as Sacred Silks, the creation of Californian Angela Joy Coppola. Her product: reproductions on silk of stained glass windows and other designs from sacred sites around the world. The Beginnings Born to a Jewish mother and an Italian father, Coppola had two uncles in the garment business who manufactured high-end women's coats and suits and a third uncle who sold fabric. As a girl, she spent hours watching the designers at work, the cutters, the fitters and the models. At age 17, she was the
 
International By Design Peruvian Connections Adds Germany to I
November 1999 From Target Marketing
By Lisa Yorgey When Peruvian Connection decided to tackle the German market it realized the launch would be "trickier" than its earlier entry into the United Kingdom because of language differences and a different approach to paying for mail-order goods, reports Annie Hurlbut, CEO and co-founder of the Kansas-based catalog. While it has hit a few bumps in the road, the cataloger has used its experience to grow its European operations. Although Peruvian Connection didn't launch its first international catalog until 1994, Hurlbut maintains the cataloger has been an international company long before its first venture into the global market. As its name
 
 
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