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  • Your brand is the sum of all interactions with your company. A lousy experience with one touchpoint can negate all the brand equity you build in other touchpoints.

  • This week: What kinds of loyalty programs are most effective? Also this week: Tired of the same ol', same ol'? What marketing methods can a company use to increase exposure and gain market share?

  • Clichés are grammatical abuse of the worst kind, because they're worthless.

  • For any organization, a blog should be part of a long-term customer evangelism strategy.

  • Marketing to the college crowd is taking on a new urgency.

  • In this final part of this series, we'll be looking at where traffic arrives from and how that affects conversion, specific search engine queries, pay-per-click issues and more.

  • This week, share your most effective ways for increasing email newsletter open rates. Also: where do you turn when you are in over your head?

  • What's missing in any discussion of advertising's future is a deeper analysis of the forces at work.

  • What should happen when you hit the send button?

  • If the message describing your abilities and the benefits you bring to a prospective employer isn't compelling and clear, another candidate will slip in ahead of you.

  • Media relations is known for being both an art and a science. But sadly, many public relations professionals come across as if they're using a 99-cent watercolor set and grade school chemistry kit.

  • Like jazz musicians, only those marketers with the talent, experience and discipline to innovate will succeed in this competitive world.

  • What do airlines do to stir up intense emotion in us?

  • It's important to get your money's worth when hiring an email services provider.

  • Most companies are missing a significant opportunity to maximize revenue and profits due to dysfunctional pricing strategies.

  • Your company needs to show its customers, through both word and deed, that it always acts in their interest.

  • This week, add your two cents to: What methods can a company use to increase exposure, other than the same ol', same ol'? Also: What marketing and selling activities will help an organization play in a tough niche field?

  • Blogs aren't for everyone. Consider both the advantages and the caveats.

  • Although "holistic" is often used to describe a particular approach to medicine, it is also appropriate to apply it to other disciplines, including search engine marketing.

  • "Marketing response modeling" is specifically designed to tell you which half of your ad budget is working, and which is not.