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  • A year ago, we held the first Digital Marketing near Scottsdale, Arizona. That first event proved to be so successful (and so much fun!) that we decided to make it an annual event. In fact, the second Digital Marketing Mixer takes place this month in We called the inaugural event a "Mixer" to set it apart

  • Most US adults (66%) do not want marketers to tailor advertisements to their interests, and only 47% appreciated getting targeted discounts.

  • US consumer sentiment reached a 12-month high in October, according to the most recent results of the RBC CASH (Consumer Attitudes and Spending by Household) Index.

  • Visiting social networks such as Facebook or Twitter except for clear business reasons is discouraged or outlawed outright at a majority of US workplaces.

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  • Google accounted for 71.08% of all US searches conducted in the four weeks ending Oct. 3, 2009, according to just released research. Yahoo Search, Bing, and Ask.com received 16.38%, 8.96%, and 2.56%, respectively.

  • I had two crummy telephone experiences recently -- both to my home number and both leaving a poor brand impression. These telephone reps, who make and receive calls on behalf of their organizations, surely have plenty of influence on their brands. So why would organizations risk so much by placing poorly-trained staff so close to their

  • New FTC guidelines will affect marketers who use blogs, Facebook, Twitter, and the like for word-of-mouth and viral campaigns, starting Dec. 1.

  • Open rates for marketing emails are up 18.2% over open rates for 2Q08, with 14 of 16 industries tracked experiencing a YOY increase in this metric.

  • Today's marketers are challenged to implement multiple techniques—from search to affiliate to media advertising and more—to achieve different results. Each channel has its own set of rules, its own potential results, even its own manager (whether outsourced or in-house) to keep things running smoothly. Although, in theory, each channel can operate on its own, issues can arise when individual marketing channels operate in silos. With so many channels and so many rules, where's an advertiser to begin?

  • To grow revenue and market share, professional and B2B service firms keep looking for the business version of the Holy Grail in all the wrong places. All too often, those ballyhooed initiatives fail to deliver on the expectations of increased effectiveness in an enterprise's marketing and business-development efforts. So what DOES work?

  • All the time spent planning your campaigns seems like a waste if a large number of your email messages are not making it to your subscribers' inboxes. Moreover, the constant evolution of technology means more people are checking their email with their mobile devices. For email marketers, that means one thing: We have to keep up with the trends or face the reality that our emails will most likely go undelivered, unnoticed, or unread.

  • There's nothing we love more than solutions—top-notch insights from top-of-the-line experts that help solve common marketing problems. Here's this week's solution, featuring SAS, which offers us a solution to the following problem: How does Marketing convince the CEO that it's time to embrace social media?

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  • Why do women and men do what they do or say what they say? If marketing to women is a "science," this question gets to the "art" angle that may too often be neglected. Isn't it a bit ironic that marketers are most likely to use the route in reaching a market that really thinks and

  • US Internet revenue for the first half of 2009 came in at $10.9 billion, down 5.3% from the same period in 2008, according to the IAB Internet Advertising Revenue Report.

  • Although overall traffic declined slightly (-3%) to US websites in the health and medical category year-over-year from March 2008 to March 2009, health insurance sites experienced an 11% jump in volume.

  • Even if economists say the economic tide is turning, US consumers are skeptical, with two-thirds (67%) planning to decrease small-scale discretionary spending and very few planning big-ticket purchases.

  • Social media poses the greatest challenge to engaging customers today, according to a recent poll of more than 200 professional marketers.

  • Relevancy matters to women when receiving marketing communications. More than half (58%) of respondents in a recent survey said they want information that pertains to their lifestyle or relates to their recent purchases.