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  • by Ted Mininni
    It's no secret that P&G is an ambitious company that sets ambitious goals for itself and a plan for achieving them. CEO A.G. Lafley has notified Wall Street that he is targeting annual corporate revenue growth between 4 and each year, and is aiming to make P&G a $100 billion ... more
  • by Jennifer Jones
    I caught CNET's Rafe at the Podtech Bloghaus at the Consumer Electronics in Vegas a couple of weeks ago for the video podcast Marketing Voices. We got into a good discussion about his views on the "traditional media" versus new Rafe was once at the magazine Red Herring and he ... more
  • by Ann Handley
    I'm not sure whether to say that the business world–not to mention kids everywhere–lost a giant of an inventor or a giant of a marketer last week, when the man responsible in part for the Frisbee, Silly String, and Hula Hoop died at the age of Richard Knerr, the cofounder ... more
  • by Mike Schultz
    You never see this one on a consulting or professional services firm "We offer excellent services and deliver superior value, but our prices are negotiable. What you'll pay really depends on whether we're hurtin' for business this month, whether you're a marquee client we want to have on our roster, ... more
  • by Stephen Denny
    Green is the new e-. It used to be that anyone worth their buzzword bingo card could slap "e-" in front of practically anything and expect their valuation to double. "E-enabled," "e-business," et cetera, ad nauseum. Post-bubble, we experienced a short-lived affair with "X-treme." We had "X-treme sports," the "X-Games," ... more
  • by Paul Dunay
    A recent issue of Wired magazine highlighted a company creating alternative reality ," or ARGs. If you missed the article, go back and read it .... it is a must I feel this way because the piece gave me a glimpse at the edge of innovation where communities are using ... more
  • by John WallChristopherPenn
    Learn some tips for blog damage control as part of SEO, how to avoid Banner Armaggeddon, and what's cool in new hardware this month... all that and more in this Marketing Over Coffee, a weekly audio program sponsored by MarketingProfs that covers classic marketing tactics and what's new on the ... more
  • by Elaine Fogel
    On most days, I adore technology. My computer is practically an appendage; I spend so much time on it. As a Boomer, I never take it for granted, having grown up with black and white TV and typewriters with carbon paper for copying term papers. But, when technology doesn't cooperate ... more
  • by Paul Dunay
    Do you do traditional customer research? Do you find that the loudest person in the room tends to skew the results? What if you had a research network you could tap into at any point in time to get Well, you can, and communities that are built online can help ... more
  • by Mike Schultz
    A recent webinar attendee asked via Many mid-sized professional services firm have no business plan and I've had to use the marketing plan to "back into" a business plan or general direction for the year. I find this is the case more often than not. Do you see this as ... more
  • by John WallChristopherPenn
    Learn what Metcalfe's Law has to do with marketing and networking, hear some best practices with PURLs, and why January is Tech Geek Nirvana. All that and more in this Marketing Over Coffee, a weekly audio program sponsored by MarketingProfs that covers classic marketing tactics and what's new on the ... more
  • by Lewis Green
    Last week, Richard Binhammer from twittered me about the launch of . Once at the site, the first thing I saw was a box inviting me to leave my idea in answer to "What Does Green Mean to You?" I love being asked my opinion, so right away, Regeneration won ... more
  • by Ted Mininni
    The supermarket chain, headquartered in Pleasanton, California, has had its share of challenges in the mid-Atlantic region of the country. In a short, interesting Washington Post article, dubbed The Lifestyles of the Prawns and , comes a very tantalizing tidbit -- one that points to the future of food retailing ... more
  • by Tangerine Toad
    While the rise of digital advertising seems to be the only thing anyone in the business is capable of talking about these days, I often find myself wondering what digital advertising really is. Is it a "viral" video like Dove or Smirnoff ? Or are those really just TV spots ... more
  • by Cam Beck
    Marketers call what they do "engagement," "interaction," "relationship-building" or worse yet, "encouraging the customer to experience the brand." However, substitute "brand" with "Tabasco enema," and you can picture the usefulness of such tactics and how uncomfortable your audience is with * * * * You must admit -- marketers have ... more
  • by Paul Dunay
    Online reputation management, be it a personal reputation or a corporate reputation, has become a growing issue for marketers over the past few years. Groups are popping up devoted to helping you manage, and in some cases clean up, your digital On the flip side of that, there is another ... more
  • by Mack Collier
    This week at CES, Deloitte released a second edition of its State of the Media Democracy , designed to examine how Americans are interacting with emerging technologies and content. The survey's finding were interesting, and reinforce the notion that social and digital content continues to enjoy healthy Some of the ... more
  • by Mike Schultz
    Walk around any marketing conference and you can hear folks talking about brand. Typically much of the discussion centers around brand how to create a brand identity, how to build brand messages, how to test for brand penetration, and how to implement a brand, etc. The question I often get ... more
  • by Paul Barsch
    Marketing professionals around the world lament pitiful budgets, poor executive visibility, and lack of a central role in helping drive corporate strategy. And while we've made progress with tracking the right metrics and aligning more closely with the executive suite, would marketing .... as a function ... be better served ... more
  • by Mack Collier
    It happens all the time. A business sets up a blog, it looks great, the content is excellent, and yet they couldn't buy a comment. These companies are learning a hard lesson that Mike once explained best as "content may be king, but community is the kingdom it serves." But ... more
  • by John WallChristopherPenn
    Learn some tips for writing provocative and compelling copy, how to best use online calendaring services and how these services differ, and New Year's resolutions that are important AND achievable. All that and more in this Marketing Over Coffee, a weekly audio program sponsored by MarketingProfs that covers classic marketing ... more
  • by Paul Dunay
    You can't hop into a cab, step into an elevator or walk down the street without passing someone using a Blackberry, iPhone or other type of mobile device. Business professionals, students, police and even your kids are connected every second of the As a result, more and more carriers are ... more
  • by Harry Joiner
    SEATTLE, -- Kevin Hillstrom's #3300ff;" Mine That weblog has some excellent posts on the #3300ff;" catalog craze.  Well, maybe it's not a craze just yet.  But it's gonna be.  Look at this video from Kevin's post About the   Gimme a break.  This is some adult's agenda, and they are ... more
  • by Ted Mininni
    A recent Advertising article made me sit up and take notice. The article opens in this "What's the hottest category in digital marketing? Package goods. Yes, you read that right. Staid old supermarket staples, once scoffed at as laggards in digital media, are charging online at an unprecedented pace–and their ... more
  • by Andrea Learned
    As 2008 begins, learning to overcome the omni-present curse of knowledge is perhaps the best advice for Face it. Just when you think you know everything about your brand, your industry, or your customer, you get blindsided. So instead, let us learn from the findings of Next Level Strategic Marketing ... more

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