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Crazy-busy people read their e-mail with their finger on the delete key. Sales strategist and author Jill Konrath shares her guidelines to increase your e-mail prospecting success
Read More »NeuroFocus Uses Neuromarketing To Hack Your Brain
Intel, PayPal, Pepsico, Google, HP, Citi, and Microsoft are spending millions to plumb your mind. Here's how it's done.
Read More »London Rioters’ Unrequited Love For BlackBerry
Rioters in North London have been using BBMs to rally, presuming RIM's phone-to-phone, encrypted messages won't land in the hands of authorities. But in an increasingly familiar move, RIM has now pledged to work with those authorities
Read More »Meet Google’s Voice Hunter On A Quest For 300 Languages
Google wants Voice Search to master the Tower of Babel. So Linne Ha travels the world, gathering the language samples used to train it
Read More »Monsanto Plans To Sell Sweet Corn In Your Local Supermarket
There is genetically modified produce in a lot of the processed food you eat, but this is the first time that Monsanto is taking fresh GM produce from the ground straight to your mouth. If it works out, there will be plenty more. Monsanto, the world's largest seed company, is known for developing engineered crops (i.e.
Read More »AOL iPad Mag "Editions" Missed The Memo About The AOL Way
The iPad magazine looks gorgeous and works about as well as Zite, Flipboard, et. al. It even understands if you're not into AOL content.
Read More »Unchecked Spam Ads Infiltrate Facebook, Hijack Dealzon Brand
Over the past few weeks, Facebook users saw a spectacular deal advertised by gadget site Dealzon.com: an iPad 2, for only $11.37.
Read More »Red Hot Redbox Seeing 40 Rentals Per Second: Infographic
Only days after reporting $363.9 million in quarterly revenue and $79 million in operating income, up 34% and 99% year-over-year, respectively, DVD kiosk company Redbox has released some more impressive figures. With more than 27,000 kiosks spread across the country, the Coinstar-owned service is now seeing an average of 55 million monthly rentals and up to 40 rentals per second. That's a lot of movies circulating for a service that requires a trip to the local grocery store.
Read More »5 Things Lady Gaga Can Teach Marketers About Community Building
What do Lady Gaga and direct-to-consumer marketing have in common? The answer is a lot. Building communities all starts with finding a common thread that brings people together
Read More »How to Write an Operational Plan for Your Business
In 2010, Sean Bandawat acquired Jacob Bromwell, a specialty housewares company that's been in existence since 1819.
Read More »The Electric Car Driving Test: New App Predicts Whether EVs Are Right For You
You can't find out if an electric car is really going to fit your needs during a test drive. But this new app measures your current driving habits and tells you if an EV or hybrid fits your lifestyle. Electric cars are great for everyone--in theory
Read More »How to Launch a Viral Marketing Campaign
Bootstrapping start-ups are rethinking their traditional advertising budgets in favor of viral marketing, but are they just chasing their tails? Experts weigh in. Jeffrey Harmon laughs when he hears the question, "how do you create a viral marketing hit?" Harmon, who gained fame for parlaying $500 and an idea for a funny video into millions of YouTube views and the world's most popular tongue cleaner, understands it's not quite that simple
Read More »Innovation Agents: Dermot McCormack, EVP Digital Media, MTV Networks Music & Logo Group
Dermot McCormack's led a digital turnaround that's put MTV on the top of the online heap as the web's most visited music destination.
Read More »Tips For Mastering Voice Recognition On Your iPhone, Android, or Desktop
You don't need to talk like a robot or an English language professor to control and dictate messages to your phone or computer. Here's how the speech-to-text software makers suggest you should speak. Nobody talks on the phone anymore, but people are talking at their phones.
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