Mobile ad network Quattro Wireless has partnered with Mobext, the mobile marketing arm of Havas Digital, on a strategic partnership for mobile analytics. This partnership expands on joint Quattro Wireless and Mobext initiatives over the past year for clients including Amtrak, Kmart, Choice Hotels, Volvo and McDonald's.
The Häagen-Dazs brand, which is licensed to Dreyer's Grand Ice Cream, is continuing to raise awareness about the decreasing population of honeybees, on a social site called ExperienceProject.com (EP).
Interactive marketing spend will hit $55 billion and represent 21% of all marketing spending in 2014, as marketers continue to shift dollars from away from traditional media and toward search marketing, display advertising, e-mail marketing, social media and mobile marketing, according to Forrester Research.
E-mail reputation management is critical to the effectiveness of e-mail campaigns. A sender's poor reputation can affect how many people view — or receive — its messages. Four experts share best practices to stay golden.
With little marketing push behind them to date, netbooks have become a darling of the consumer electronics arena by giving a lift to laptop sales. Thanks to new subsidized plans for netbooks from telecommunications providers, the segment could shape up to be one of the highlights of the upcoming back-to-school and holiday season.
Tom Kuthy, VP of marketing and business development, Resolution Media
I'm reminded every day that the principles of classical marketing can be leveraged to make search into an even more powerful platform than it already is. For example, when I was a marketing cub in the consumer packaged goods industry back in the mid-1980s, I remember going to a seminar hosted by the promotions and marketing services staff of my company, put on for the benefit of the brand mangers. The seminar presented research the company had done on how to increase redemption rates for free-standing inserts.
The DMNews Essential Guide to Search Engine Marketing
David Wright, interactive media director, Click Here
When a business considers using search engine marketing (SEM), the answer too quickly is, "Yes, of course." You ought to be there, right? It's among the least expensive of all online marketing tactics. But are you really well prepared for SEM? A few difficult questions might determine whether your SEM will succeed — even before a single cent is spent, keyword bid placed or optimization tactic pursued.
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