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  • Marketers are doing a better job contributing to an organization's bottom line, but they are still more focused on managing metrics than managing performance, and most have yet to leverage insights from metrics and dashboards, according to a survey from VisionEdge Marketing in association with Marketo.

  • Automaker discounts and incentives prompted millions of consumers to visit auto manufacturer sites in March 2010, while political news and information sites recorded sizeable gains in traffic as Americans tuned into the debate over healthcare reform, according to data from the comScore Media Metrix service.

  • MarketingProfs blogger Ted Mininni shares the latest data of a national brand vs. store brand report.

  • Foothill Dental gets it. It's not "doing social media" in the way we think of it. Foothill Dental does not have a Twitter account or Facebook fan page. It doesn't blog or answer questions on LinkedIn. It doesn't use Gowalla or Foursquare. Foothill Dental leverages the awesome power of email marketing. Here's how.

  • Will Google's latest search-engine algorithm update, dubbed "Caffeine," change search as we know it, or is it simply a minor update?

  • You know you've been successful in building your brand when your constituents have taken ownership of it. Achieving that happy state of affairs requires working through an entire process. But even then you're not there yet. You have to engage your organization first.

  • If companies are interested in outsourcing their marketing operations, what can they do to ensure that their plan is well thought out and effective? My counsel to this particular marketing executive was to keep seven mantras in mind.

  • Despite a downward spiral in revenues at virtually every traditional media company, most industry executives are optimistic about their financial prospects—and their ability to reinvent themselves in the digital age, according to a study from Booz & Company.

  • Brands that market their products using Facebook may have a distinct advantage over their competitors: 41% of Facebook users say the primary reason they join a fan page is to let friends know what products they support, and 68% say a positive referral from a Facebook friend makes them more likely to buy a specific product or visit a certain retailer, according to a survey from Morpace.

  • MarketingProfs blogger Abe Mezrich shares a Marketing Obsessions video in which CitySearch EVP of advertising Neil Salvage discusses where small businesses get online all wrong.

  • Though ad spending has softened in many sectors, the direct response ad—or infomercial—has registered 18% growth in total ad units since 2007 and now comprises 14% of all US TV advertising, according to a study from Nielsen.

  • More than four in five Americans (86%) say the volume (sound) of TV commercials seems louder than that of TV shows, and among those consumers 93% say they are bothered by the volume difference, according to a survey from Adweek Media/Harris Poll.

  • MarketingProfs blogger Paul Williams discusses various pricing strategies and innovations for boosting business.

  • Though most company decision-makers view social media as essential to their business, most also say they have not made money from it: 54.2% of marketers and business professionals surveyed say social media is "innovative and invaluable to their business," but 64.5% say their companies have not increased revenue or profited from using social media, according to a survey from R2integrated.

  • MarketingProfs blogger Christine Whittemore shares 10 tips for making sure your customers find your website.

  • Some 28.1 billion videos were delivered to US Internet users in February 2010, down 13.2% from 32.4 billion in January, and 174.2 million people watched online videos in during the month, slightly more than the previous month's 173.4 million, according to comScore data.

  • MarketingProfs blogger Ted Mininni discusses MillersCoors new product packaging.

  • Mobile behavior varies dramatically across demographics: 70% of consumers age 18-29 say they send text messages using their mobile phone, compared with 49% of those age 40-49 and 11% of those age 65+, according to a Merkle Inc. study of mobile adoption and use.

  • The Yellow Pages are a valuable source of qualified leads: Most print and Internet Yellow Pages consumers either make or intend to make purchases after consulting those sources, according to a study by the Yellow Pages Association.

  • MarketingProfs blogger Abe Mezrich shares a Marketing Obsessions interview of Laura Santos of Danskin discussing customer community.