Traveling Second-Class Via the Internet
Marketing

Traveling Second-Class Via the Internet

26y David Gumpert

Traveling Second-Class Via the Internet

One of the Internet's great promises in the e-commerce arena has been that it will make travel more convenient and cost-effective. The logic is compel...

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Making the Most of Sponsorships
Email

Making the Most of Sponsorships

26y Kim MacPherson

Making the Most of Sponsorships

Email sponsorship opportunities have increased dramatically over the last year - and new ones are arising every day. Publishers like them for the stea...

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Capitalize on Opportunity With Event-Triggered Marketing
Marketing

Capitalize on Opportunity With Event-Triggered Marketing

26y Rick Bruner

Capitalize on Opportunity With Event-Triggered Mar...

You've invested millions in collecting customer data. Now how do you go about using it to grow revenue? One solution on the horizon is event-triggered...

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Weighing Your Affiliate Program Options
Marketing

Weighing Your Affiliate Program Options

26y Shawn Collins

Weighing Your Affiliate Program Options

When you're developing an affiliate program, you've got a lot of choices to make. Will the affiliate manager be an in-house employee of the company, o...

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Shaken up by the Shakeout?
Marketing

Shaken up by the Shakeout?

26y Andy Bourland

Shaken up by the Shakeout?

Are you going through what Andy's going through? Used to be friends and family were impressed by his being one of those "dot-com" guys. They didn't re...

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Customer Service, Not Lip Service
Marketing

Customer Service, Not Lip Service

26y Greg Sherwin and Emily Avila

Customer Service, Not Lip Service

Mention "E-CRM" to any marketing person, and he or she is an expert on what it means. It means help desks and call centers and friendly smiles. It mea...

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New IT Businesses Keep Popping Up
Audience

New IT Businesses Keep Popping Up

26y Michael Pastore

New IT Businesses Keep Popping Up

Despite the fact that overall business starts have been down in recent years, the number of start-ups in the IT sector continues to grow, indicating t...

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Cutting Costs Fails to Lead to Profitability
Audience

Cutting Costs Fails to Lead to Profitability

26y Michael Pastore

Cutting Costs Fails to Lead to Profitability

Cutting costs is not helping Internet companies become profitable, according to a study by Getzler & Co., Inc., a New York-based turnaround firm, whic...

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Price Attracts Financial Services Customers
Marketing

Price Attracts Financial Services Customers

26y Michael Pastore

Price Attracts Financial Services Customers

Online financial services customers are initially motivated by price sensitivity, but that influence declines as online customers realize the benefits...

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Does a Brand Blast Work?
Marketing

Does a Brand Blast Work?

26y Martin Lindstrom

Does a Brand Blast Work?

You've no doubt heard about the Pizza Hut rocket. Talk about a brand blast! Marketers are always looking for new ways to give a brand a big liftoff. B...

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Building an Effective Linking Strategy
Search

Building an Effective Linking Strategy

26y Eric Ward

Building an Effective Linking Strategy

Call him "The Link Mensch." Everyone else does. Why? Because the man lives links. All day, every day, he builds links. And he's been doing it for six ...

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Search Engines Look for New Revenue Streams
Search

Search Engines Look for New Revenue Streams

26y Paul J. Bruemmer

Search Engines Look for New Revenue Streams

The demand for profitability brought about by the stock market meltdown is causing many dot-coms to re-examine their business models, monetizing at ev...

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What Are Computers Really Good At?
Marketing

What Are Computers Really Good At?

26y Sean Carton

What Are Computers Really Good At?

Weird question? Yes and no. We know that computers are good at storing and displaying information, connecting us with others, and crunching numbers. B...

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No-Cost (or Low-Cost) Techniques That Pay Off Big
Marketing

No-Cost (or Low-Cost) Techniques That Pay Off Big

26y Marcia Yudkin

No-Cost (or Low-Cost) Techniques That Pay Off Big

Do you have more time on your hands than money in the bank? More creativity to spend than cash? Then this column's for you. In it, Marcia will be addr...

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Stores vs. Web Sites: The Battle Continues
Audience

Stores vs. Web Sites: The Battle Continues

26y Michael Pastore

Stores vs. Web Sites: The Battle Continues

Internet users still prefer the good old-fashioned store when it's time to buy, according to PricewaterhouseCoopers. But Harris Interactive says more ...

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Top E-Tailers of September 2000
Audience

Top E-Tailers of September 2000

26y Michael Pastore

Top E-Tailers of September 2000

The Top 20 e-tailers of September 2000, according to PC Data Online. Read More...

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Start Making Sense: Designing Sites for Users
Marketing

Start Making Sense: Designing Sites for Users

26y Blake Rohrbacher

Start Making Sense: Designing Sites for Users

Why do so many Internet sites baffle the user? How are users going to use your site if they can't figure it out? Too many marketers devise names and t...

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$9 Billion Spent on Web Properties in Q3
Audience

$9 Billion Spent on Web Properties in Q3

26y Michael Pastore

$9 Billion Spent on Web Properties in Q3

Buyers spent more than $9 billion to acquire nearly 225 Web properties in the third quarter of 2000, according to Webmergers.com, a quarterly survey o...

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Web Promotions: Worth the Price?
Marketing

Web Promotions: Worth the Price?

26y Adam Jackson

Web Promotions: Worth the Price?

Promotions can be a wonderful tool. They can encourage the trial usage of new products, increase short-term sales figures, and drive much-needed traff...

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Getting Viral
Marketing

Getting Viral

26y Damian Bazadona

Getting Viral

So what is viral marketing on the Internet? Simply word of mouth? No way. Word of mouth on steroids? That's more like it. If you've got a solid messag...

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Skeletons in Your Marketing Closets
Marketing

Skeletons in Your Marketing Closets

26y Neil Cohen

Skeletons in Your Marketing Closets

Last week Neil (a.k.a. "The Blimp Pimp") shared some of his worst marketing missteps, and asked ClickZ readers to share their own. The response from b...

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Creative New Media PR 101
Marketing

Creative New Media PR 101

26y Zhenya Gene Senyak

Creative New Media PR 101

PR's got a problem. A big one. The explosion of the Internet has irrevocably changed the media landscape, but few PR people seem to realize it. Too ma...

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Broadband Still Making Converts in the US
Data insights

Broadband Still Making Converts in the US

26y Michael Pastore

Broadband Still Making Converts in the US

A survey of technology in American households by SRI has found more broadband Internet connections and fewer telephone connections. More evidence that...

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Do Web Enhancements Pay Off?
Marketing

Do Web Enhancements Pay Off?

26y Cliff Allen

Do Web Enhancements Pay Off?

You think personalization is a sure-fire way to increase profits? It might be. After all, it costs less to keep a customer than to attract one in the ...

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Toward a Personalization Bill of Rights
Marketing

Toward a Personalization Bill of Rights

26y Chris McTiernan

Toward a Personalization Bill of Rights

Chris recently took part in a conversation about the Constitution, and this led him to think about how important it is for companies to shape a sound ...

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The Value of Real Customer Involvement
Marketing

The Value of Real Customer Involvement

26y Nick Usborne

The Value of Real Customer Involvement

Is it possible for e-commerce sites to solicit, manage, and use significant feedback from their customers? How can you reasonably let go of the reins ...

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Instant E-Commerce
Marketing

Instant E-Commerce

26y Zachary Rodgers

Instant E-Commerce

If you've ever tried to get a merchant credit card account (so that you can accept MasterCard, Visa, etc.), you know how impossible this can be. You h...

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