Monthly Archives: April 2011

Tomorrow’s Brands Can’t Succeed With Yesterday’s Leadership

Last week I attended the Forrester Marketing Forum in San Francisco.  I will be publishing a series of blogs with the insights I was exposed to during this fantastic two-day event.  If you haven’t been to one of these, I highly recommend it. During Chris Stutzman’s presentation, …

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How To: Measure The Potential Audience Size Of A Geo-Targeted Facebook Post

Often times as a page administrator, I find the need to send out a Facebook post to a limited number of fans through geo-location. When measuring the success of these posts, or deciding if they will be impactful, it can be tough to figure out the potential …

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QR Codes And Coupons

If I had to name two things I am in love with these days it would have to be QR codes and coupons (among many other cheesy options). Bring the two together, and I’m a happy girl. So imagine my excitement when the advertisement below …

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Would you pay a customer for their email address?

Recently I was in CVS and got one of those standard printouts that comes with the receipt. I scan my CVS loyalty card, pay for my stuff and then usually get coupons for items I’m usually not interested in. But this time was different. I …

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Should Professional Blogs Get Personal?

If any of you have been following my blog for more than six months, you’ve probably noticed that it has gone through a bit of an identity crisis more than once. I’ve updated, redesigned, and changed my content focus and page layout numerous times. A couple …

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