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  • Email Marketing for 'Dads and Grads' Season

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    To some, June means the official start of those lazy days of summer. To many retailers, though, June is a busy month, because it's when they pick up extra revenue from those shopping for "Dads and Grads"—Father's Day and graduation season. How do you get your share of that revenue?

  • Mobile Shopping Outlook Stronger for 2010

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    Most online consumers (53%) now own a smartphone or Web-enabled mobile device, and among them 35% say they participated in some type of mobile shopping in the previous 12 months, such as comparing products and prices, up from 17% who said so a year earlier, according to a survey from PriceGrabber.

  • Blogosphere Dominated by Younger Americans

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    The blogosphere is now dominated by younger adults age 21-35—those who have grown up during the blogging revolution—and bloggers in the US account for the plurality (29.22%) of blog posts worldwide, according to a study by Sysomos.

  • Most Adults Watch Online Video

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    Nearly seven in ten (69%) adult Internet users—or 52% of US adults—now use the Internet to watch or download video content, and 14% have uploaded video to the Internet—nearly double the 8% who did so in 2007—according to a report by the Pew Research Center.

  • Most Don't Want iPad, Though Apple Fans Do

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    Anyone who sees the iPad in action, or gets their hands on one, seems to want one—but, when surveyed, over one-half of consumers (52%) say they don't need an iPad, and 38% say the new tablet is too expensive, according to research from Retrevo.

  • PR/Comms, Not Marketing Controls Digital, Social Media

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    New digital and social media tools are more likely to be under the strategic and budgetary control of corporate PR and communications rather than marketing departments, according to a study by the University of Southern California Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism.

  • Social Networks Fastest-Growing Mobile Content Category

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    Social networks are the fastest-growing mobile content category, both via application and for browser access, confirming the increasing popularity of social networking via mobile devices, according to data from comScore's MobiLens service.

  • Millennials Swayed by WOM, Interactive Media

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    Millennials are hard to sway using traditional advertising and media channels that don't promote interaction: Only 17.7% say their favorite TV spot has led them to purchase an advertised product, while nearly one-half (48%) say that word-of-mouth communications influence them more than TV advertisements, according to a study from Mr Youth and Intrepid.

  • Online Video: 30.3B Viewed in April, Vevo Surges

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    Some 30.3 billion videos were delivered to US Internet users in April 2010, down 3.0% from 31.2 billion in March, and 177.8 million people watched online videos during the month, down 1.3% from 180.2 million in March, according to comScore data.

  • B2B Less Engaged in Social Media Than B2C

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    Fewer than one-half (45%) of B2B companies have only the basics of a social media presence—such as a Twitter and Facebook account, or a company blog—and only 32% are engaged in social media on a day-to-day basis, according to a survey from White Horse.

  • Consumers: CPG Sites for Info, Offers; Facebook for Connecting

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    Consumers are more likely to visit a CPG website—rather than social networks—for brand information and promotional offers, but they prefer Facebook for connecting with other customers and sharing opinions about CPG brands, according to a survey from Ipsos Marketing, Consumer Goods.

  • Traffic to Newspaper Sites Reaches All-Time High

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    Newspaper websites in the top 25 markets continued to grow at rapid rate, reaching 83.7 million unique visitors in April 2010, up 10.1% from a month earlier, and up 15.0% from January 2010, according to data from comScore Media Metrix data released by Newspaper National Network LP (NNN).

  • In an Age of Free Advice and Liberal Sharing, Is It OK to Ask for Something in Return?

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    With social media a hot ticket item and social networking sites like Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and YouTube making it easy to share, people are spending a lot of time offering free advice and sharing knowledge publicly, yet they are not asking for anything in return. But it's OK to ask.

  • Reaching Hispanics: First Segment by Acculturation, Then Speak Their Language

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    Every time we hear or read "Hispanic market," we also hear the tagline "acculturation level." So what is acculturation, and why is it vital to take it into consideration? Because without segmenting this increasingly important market by level of acculturation, you'll never be able to speak their language.

  • What I Did Right: How I Averaged 80 Comments and 135 Tweets in My First Week of Blogging

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    My first-ever two blog posts have received 159 comments and have been tweeted 272 times. I'm simply stunned. But my foray into blogging has shown me that it can be a Herculean task to keep up with responding to comments and tweets while balancing clients and life. The reality is that this first week as a blogger has kicked my butt.

  • 10 Tips for Crowdsourcing Advertising With a Video Contest

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    Conversation marketing. Engagement marketing. Social media. Earned media. Consumer-generated media. User-generated Content. Crowdsourcing. Outsourcing. Co-creation. No matter what you call it, the evolution of the way brands reach and interact with consumers has led to mass experimentation with the alluring, yet often hard-to-execute marketing tactic: the video contest.

  • One in Five US Drivers Unfit for Roads

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    Roughly 38 million Americans—or 18.4% of drivers on the road—would not pass a written drivers test exam if they were to take one today, according to results of 2010 GMAC Insurance National Drivers Test.

  • Social Media Catches What Mainstream Misses

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    The stories and issues that gain traction on blogs, Twitter, and YouTube differ substantially not only from those that lead in the mainstream press but also from one another, according to a study by the Pew Research Center.

  • US Ad Spend Rebounds 5.1% in Q1

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    Total measured advertising expenditures reached $31.3 billion in the first quarter of 2010, up 5.1% from the same period a year earlier—the first increase in quarterly ad spending since the first quarter of 2008 and the largest gain since the first quarter of 2006—according to data from Kantar Media.

  • Social Media Ad Spend Trails

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    Despite widespread consumer adoption of social media, advertisers on average allocated just 4% of their media spend to the channel in 2009, relying instead on traditional, proven online media choices that were in place before the economic downturn, according to data from interactive agency Razorfish.