What happens when parent-travel website FamiliesGo! goes live. I have officially launched FamiliesGo! We decided we would open the site to the public on a Friday, so we’d have the weekend to let Google AdSense, the advertising placement service we’re using, come online and “acclimate” its ads to our content before publicizing on Monday
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Feed SubscriptionFacebook Is The New Nielsen Family
The ad analytics company is about to release a new service that will tell advertisers who’s seeing their ads--anywhere on the Internet.
Read More »Can Ad-Littered Twitter Keep Its Cool?
Twitter is experiencing growing pains. Last week, the company said it would integrate Promoted Tweets into user Twitter streams, placing them at the top of one's timeline. Here's expert opinion on how or if the once-breezy service can follow in the footsteps of ubiquitous ad machine Facebook
Read More »Think Quarterly Released
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Read More »Facebook Sponsored Stories Performing 2 Times Better Than Standard Ads
When Facebook launched a new form of advertising called "Sponsored Stories" earlier this year, some folks weren't buying the plot. The new ad unit, which takes content generated by Facebook users and turns it into ads, seemed to be crossing some kind of line. Six months later, it looks like Facebook actually might have hit upon a powerful new form of advertising.
Read More »Beyond TROMSÖ: How Ikea And Filip Nilsson Dominate Advertising
This may surprise many U.S. consumers unfamiliar with Ikea spots, but the legendary Swedish furniture company is this year's Advertiser of the Year at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity. In a series of videos, Filip Nilsson, chief creative officer at Forsman & Bodenfors, explains his shop's approach--and offers insights into its massive appeal
Read More »Facebook VP: "We Get Too Much Credit For The Arab Spring"
Facebook VP David Fischer explicitly downplayed the social network's role in Middle Eastern revolutions to an Israeli conference which included a tech industry who's-who. One of Facebook's highest-ranking international executives told a dignitary-packed Israeli conference that the website played a minimal role in the Arab Spring .
Read More »With AmEx Partnership, Foursquare May Prove Social Media’s Real ROI
Today Foursquare announced a nationwide partnership with American Express to offer discounts to cardholders when they check in at select merchants. Now, after linking your AmEx card to your Foursquare account, you'll be able to earn special offers at certain retailers and restaurants: Spend $75 at H&M, for example, and you'll get $10 back on your next statement.
Read More »3 Tips For Building An Ad Business Of The Future
Legendary ad man John Hegarty offers some advice for advertisers and marketers who are trying to navigate the future of the business. Legendary ad man John Hegarty , cofounder and worldwide creative director of international agency Bartle Bogle Hegarty , knows something about building great brands
Read More »Hiring Your First Salesperson?
Don't let your new sales rep call on just any prospect.
Read More »Copious: A Marketplace Where Everyone Knows Your Name
The first wave of the Web was about anonymity and aliases. The next wave, led by Facebook, is about real identities. Here's how that's going to change online commerce.
Read More »iPad Makes Calls, Microsoft’s Interactive Ad Move, Cheap Gigabit Internet Service, And More…
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Read More »Vodafone Egypt Riles Revolutionaries With Ads That Turn Protests Into Pitches
A three-minute video implying multinational mobile giant Vodafone was one of the primary forces behind the Egyptian Revolution has gone viral, and Egyptians are not happy about the implications. International mobile phone giant Vodafone forgot a cardinal rule of media relations: Never mix your advertising up with Middle Eastern politics.
Read More »Twitter Taking Over Photo Sharing
Memo to TwitPic and ImageShack, you're screwed! After a couple of days of fevered rumors, the Wall Street Journal's All Things Digital has confirmed that Twitter will be launching its own photosharing service as soon as tomorrow (Wednesday).
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