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Mobile is killing media
There's a five-fold gap between mobile revenue and desktop revenue for the same page. In other words, for every page viewed on a mobile device, publishers currently see only 20 percent of the revenue they’d receive from a desktop visit.
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Words. Sentences. Paragraphs. Stories.
The most common style of public speaking, one that’s often used by politicians and is surprisingly common among investment pitches, is based on sentences.
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2013 highly commended: KFC, Social Media Marketing - case study
This is a case study about how KFC got an audience to listen when they were ignoring new product news. And then prompted reconsideration of a brand firmly pegged as ‘Fried Chicken’.
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How KitKat breathes life into its 'Have a Break' strapline
This week he looks at how KitKat is bringing its 'Have a Break, have a KitKat' strapline to life using experiential.
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Finding that perfect marketing match
With the steady rise of online dating in the last few years the original player, Match.com (founded in 1995), has had to find new ways to stand out and put usurpers to its crown in their place.
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He who dies with the most toys wins
In Brussels the other week for a conference hosted by a family owned investment business, I was treated to a presentation by Henry Mason of Trendwatching.com.
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