Monthly Archives: September 2009

Brands building social media, but few are promoting them

According to an eMarketer report (via@eMarketer on Twitter), companies are building social media profiles, but very few are taking measures to promote them on their website. Majority of the top 100 companies have a profile on Facebook (79%), Twitter (69%) or both (59%). However, less …

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RichRelevance nails augmented reality; gives glimse of future of online shopping

Augmented reality is something that’s been getting a lot of press lately. If you’re not up on it yet, you can read about it on this augmented reality wikipedia page. Very cool stuff. RichRelevance (or @richrelevance) has some really impressive augmented reality, e-commerce software that …

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Shop.org, Vegas and social media…how could I turn that down?

Shop.org is always one of my favorite conferences to attend. True, its in Las Vegas so that is great and you can’t believe how wild it was sucks. I’m saying that because my wife reads my blog its true, nothing going on in Vegas these …

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eMarketer Report: Marketing on Social Networks Blog

On September 1, 2009, eMarketer released a report “Marketing on Social Networks: Branding, Buying and Beyond”. This report provides insights to using Social Networks to help our clients achieve goals in all stages of the purchase funnel. The key takeaways provided from the report are: …

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Adobe unveils Flash application distribution and tracking; web analytics to play a central role in solution

Last week, Adobe announced that it intended to acquire Omniture for $1.8 Billion. While many analysts were confused about the benefit of such an acquisition, I explained how the Omniture acquisition can improve Adobe’s revenue and provide marketers with simple tracking of online advertising initiatives. …

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