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- It's Nice to be Naughty!Marketing InspirationIf you don't make a habit of watching channels like MTV or Comedy Central, it's possible you’ve missed an array of gleefully sophomoric spots for Axe body spray. The usual ...
- For Your Advertising ToolboxSmall BusinessAccording to Michael Goodman, small businesses can and should "experiment with various ways of getting the word out to current and potential customers." Here are some innovative tools he has ...
- How to Make Sure Your Ad DeliversSmall BusinessWhat makes one advertising campaign more successful than another? According to Michael Goodman, it's the copy. "It actually makes advertising work and allows it to accomplish real objectives in the ...
- Managing the Most Costly Slice of the Marketing MixSmall Business"Advertising is very often the most costly and visible element of the marketing mix," explains Michael Goodman. "It's not uncommon for advertising to represent the largest single component." There are a ...
- Is Your Headline Working For or Against You?Small BusinessIn a recent post on her blog, Results Revolution, Marianna Hayes writes about her pet peeve—blaming media choices for a failed marketing campaign. Deciding that your direct mail or print ...
- Tips for Advertising on MySpaceSmall BusinessEven though the MySpace juggernaut appears to be slowing, the social networking site boasts nearly 200 million profiles, which is more than double the number it had just last year. In ...
- Trashing Your CompetitionSmall BusinessIt’s easy to admire Apple’s stylish TV spots, which personify the Mac as a smart hipster bemused by the luckless PC’s endless problems. The ads highlight a Mac’s pros and ...
- How to Drum Up Word of MouthSmall BusinessAdvertising copy might entice and editorial coverage might persuade, but a word of mouth (WOM) recommendation can be more effective than both put together. Think about the times you’ve used ...
- Is Search Engine Advertising For You?Small BusinessThe appeal of search engine advertising, also called paid search, pay-per-click or PPC, is obvious: Your ad appears on the search results pages of search engines like Google and Yahoo! ...