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Are You Killing It with Content?
He says we can defeat ourselves. Andrew writes, “When it comes to your marketing arsenal, words can be your most powerful weapon when it comes to getting killer results when you’ve launched a marketing campaign. Unfortunately, too many marketers take a step in the wrong direction and instead kill their [...]

For a number of years I have actively challenged the last click wins model when it comes to attributing value to an online marketing campaign.
I have experimented with various methodologies and eventually settled on the one I believe to be the most beneficial to the particular brand or campaign I am working on.
The greatest [...]

Web publishers have a long, tangled history with ad networks. Many newspapers and magazines rely on them to sell off unsold advertising online, but at the same time, they resent the networks for dragging down the value of their overall inventory.
Today in the Wall Street Journal, the ad network slamming continues. In an article [...]

September is a particularly slow month for airline travel. Situated between the summer rush and the holiday season, consumers usually take September off from traveling the friendly skies. And incentives to move around during the back to school season are further inhibited by economic constraints happening right now. But JetBlue has found a way to [...]

Proprietary formats and lock-in. When it comes to discussions of digital content, these are terms you really can’t escape.
A lot of that has to do with the evolution of digital content, which
arguably hasn’t gone much smoother than human evolution. On one side,
we’ve seen many content owners fight the ‘digitization‘ of their
content, contributing to rampant piracy [...]

Dean Collins sells a desktop software application called My Twitter
Butler. By all appearances, it’s pretty spammy. It enables Twitter
users to auto-follow other users based on keywords they use and permits
the mass-sending of DMs to followers.
Twitter doesn’t like My Twitter Butler and Twitter’s high-powered
Silicon Valley law firm, Fenwick & West, sent Collins a letter
demanding that he [...]

There is something beautiful about making complex information palatable, understandable and even attractive. As the the amount of data released into the world grows, this challenge of assimilating masses of information rapidly will also grow, and the skills of visual designers, information architects and statisticians should be appreciated. 
The main reference
name in information visualisation is Edward Tufte [...]

In March it was announced that The Ann Arbor News, located in Ann Arbor, Michigan, would be closing. The paper had been publishing since 1835. Sad as it was, it wasn’t an unusual considering the state of newspapers nationwide. What made it unique was what happened next.
The newspaper was closing, but in its place, [...]

TagMan’s Paul Cook recently asked if he could borrow a popular entertainment blog I own for the purposes of running an experiment. I said yes and promptly handed over the keys to Hecklerspray.com.
Paul wanted to figure out how the placement of tags on web pages affects performance. Turns out that the results of the research [...]