Rich Media Predictions: Part I
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Rich Media Predictions: Part I

26y Bill McCloskey

Rich Media Predictions: Part I

Bill is less a futurist than a right-around-the-corner-ist, but he decided to test his predictive mettle and take a look into the rich media future. S...

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Dealing With Underdelivery
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Dealing With Underdelivery

26y Adam Posman

Dealing With Underdelivery

Mistakes happen. No surprise there. But when they happen to your client in the form of underdeliveries during a crucial make-or-break time period, the...

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They Snooze, You Lose
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They Snooze, You Lose

26y Susan Solomon

They Snooze, You Lose

If you didn't know better, you'd swear some companies put up web sites with the express purpose of putting people to sleep. The relentless buzzwords a...

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Automated Campaign Optimization
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Automated Campaign Optimization

26y Jim Meskauskas

Automated Campaign Optimization

Performance data. We all know it's vitally important. In this era of hyperaccountability and an ever-growing enthusiasm for efficiency, being able to ...

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Wireless Advertising Gets Support from Consumers
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Wireless Advertising Gets Support from Consumers

26y Michael Pastore

Wireless Advertising Gets Support from Consumers

Wireless phones may indeed join newspapers, radio, and television as a sponsored delivery medium for information, shopping, and entertainment services...

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Broadband Still Making Converts in the US
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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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Ad-Selling Options: Finding the Right Fit
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Ad-Selling Options: Finding the Right Fit

26y Janet Ryan and Nancy Whiteman

Ad-Selling Options: Finding the Right Fit

Do you find the third-party sales arena confusing? Well, join the club there is no one paying attention to this market who is not confused at least so...

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The Pie Doesnt Get Any Bigger
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The Pie Doesnt Get Any Bigger

26y Liz Kiley

The Pie Doesnt Get Any Bigger

We're inundated with information about dot-coms becoming not-coms, about the emergence of an abundance of venture capital firms, and, lately, about Na...

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When the Numbers Don't Match...
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When the Numbers Don't Match...

26y Tig Tillinghast

When the Numbers Don't Match...

Ever wonder why sites report rather different click-through numbers than the client site receives? Served impressions can get completely fouled up, bu...

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How Credit Card Companies Aid and Abet Criminals
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How Credit Card Companies Aid and Abet Criminals

26y Richard Hoy

How Credit Card Companies Aid and Abet Criminals

Richard's learned a lot about using and abusing credit cards to rip off small businesses. Did you know that "approved" doesn't mean a card's A-OK? Nei...

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CPA: Winners and Losers
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CPA: Winners and Losers

26y Tom Kuegler

CPA: Winners and Losers

Every advertiser is looking for a CPA deal these days. The cost-per-action model has become a popular buying strategy for many web advertisers. What i...

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Wireless Users Lean Toward Voice-Centric Devices
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Wireless Users Lean Toward Voice-Centric Devices

26y Michael Pastore

Wireless Users Lean Toward Voice-Centric Devices

As Internet users develop a taste for wireless access devices, voice-centric appliances, such as Web-enabled phones, appear to be taking the early lea...

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Variety of Uses Propels SMS Messaging
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Variety of Uses Propels SMS Messaging

26y Michael Pastore

Variety of Uses Propels SMS Messaging

The utility of short messaging service (SMS) text messages has fuelled explosive growth at rates higher than Internet usage, and there's no end in sig...

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DoubleClick Tilts the Playing Field
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DoubleClick Tilts the Playing Field

26y Tom Hespos

DoubleClick Tilts the Playing Field

Tom's a big fan of targeting and has long thought that the research company @plan had the best data on psychographics and purchase intent. Now that @p...

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One-Day Usability Testing
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One-Day Usability Testing

26y Michael Pastore

One-Day Usability Testing

Usability testing can start at $30,000 and takes at least a few weeks, if not longer. Not an option for companies trying to rush a product to launch o...

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Scanning
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Scanning

26y Chris Maher

Scanning

Chris has been a people watcher since he was kid. You know the type -- the person just on the periphery of your vision, scanning the crowd, attending ...

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Commit Yourself to Your Customers
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Commit Yourself to Your Customers

26y Trude Diamond

Commit Yourself to Your Customers

Being true to yourself, Trude suggested last week, will help you in your marketing efforts. Now it's time to look at being true to your customers. For...

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Enhancing E-Commerce With Sound
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Enhancing E-Commerce With Sound

26y Bill McCloskey

Enhancing E-Commerce With Sound

Audiobase hopes to solve the problem of conversion on e-commerce sites by telling consumers what to do when they're confused. Research says 39 percent...

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Can You Be Content With Purchased Content?
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Can You Be Content With Purchased Content?

26y Susan Solomon

Can You Be Content With Purchased Content?

Susan's eight-year-old son has a new hero: Martha Stewart. Why? Because Martha can turn a package of toothpicks into a hedgehog centerpiece. When aske...

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Dare to Be Noticed: Pay-for-Performance Search
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Dare to Be Noticed: Pay-for-Performance Search

26y Jim Meskauskas

Dare to Be Noticed: Pay-for-Performance Search

Jim wants to revisit the pay-for-performance (PFP) pricing model for online advertising. Don't mistake it for endorsement of ONLY this kind of buy. It...

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Who Are Your Customers: Site Visitors or Advertisers?
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Who Are Your Customers: Site Visitors or Advertisers?

26y Janet Ryan and Nancy Whiteman

Who Are Your Customers: Site Visitors or Advertise...

Does your company understand what it means to be in the media business? The answer may be less obvious than you think. Some sites think the customers ...

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Doing It Any Way You Can
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Doing It Any Way You Can

26y Kim Brooks

Doing It Any Way You Can

Start-ups, businesses new to the web, and dot-coms in transition will all find Kim's "any way you can" approach very relevant these days, regardless o...

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Dealing With Reps
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Dealing With Reps

26y Tig Tillinghast

Dealing With Reps

Media representatives have their ups and downs. It can be amusing to make fun of the stereotypes and extremes, and don't think for a minute that they ...

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Tracking Prospects Beyond the Click
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Tracking Prospects Beyond the Click

26y Richard Hoy

Tracking Prospects Beyond the Click

Tracking prospects beyond the click on banner-ad creative is useful because you can see the actions prospects take when they respond to your banner. Y...

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Marketing: Up Close and Personal
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Marketing: Up Close and Personal

26y Trude Diamond

Marketing: Up Close and Personal

Some of the simplest rules for living in general apply to life in e-biz. The irony is that the simplest rules can be the hardest to apply. Take "To th...

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Building Profiles With Cookies
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Building Profiles With Cookies

26y Tom Hespos

Building Profiles With Cookies

Cookies can be leveraged to understand a prospect's level of interaction with an advertising campaign. For instance, third-party servers set a cookie ...

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Proprietary Versus Open Standards
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Proprietary Versus Open Standards

26y Bill McCloskey

Proprietary Versus Open Standards

Commenting on last week's article about Onflow, an intrepid reader bemoaned: "Not another proprietary plug-in! What we need are standards like SVG, no...

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