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How To Build a Better Integrated Marketing Campaign

Traditionally, integrated campaign forecasts begin with a campaign flow or funnel, built front-to-back. Impressions to clicks, clicks to site visits, etc. Last year I created a post Accessible Key Performance Indicators, A 4 Part Framework, to help planners better understand KPI’s but, significantly, not the micro-details of campaign performance metrics. Recently, however, we have been … Continue reading How To Build a Better Integrated Marketing Campaign

Jivox Study Identifies Data Challenges For Multiscreen Campaign Investments

Investments in multiscreen advertising continue to rise, but a study from Jivox suggests that marketers still don’t know how to dig out the deep data required for successful campaigns. Lack of technology and skill as well as high costs contribute to the slowdown. The survey found that investments in multiscreen ads continues to rise. In … Continue reading Jivox Study Identifies Data Challenges For Multiscreen Campaign Investments

Tips For Twitter Network Marketing – The Components of a Viral Campaign

There’s no doubt that the micro-blogging platform Twitter has significant marketing power. In the last few years, several companies have combined the simple networking function of this service with some creativity and a strong company brand to create some of the most profitable marketing campaigns in history. Each of these strategies was unique and they … Continue reading Tips For Twitter Network Marketing – The Components of a Viral Campaign

Conquering Content Marketing, Step 3: Facing the ‘Fans’

Index: Conquering Content Marketing in 5 Steps: It All Starts With a Plan Conquering Content Marketing, Step 2: The Content (and Plot) Develops Conquering Content Marketing, Step 3: Facing the ‘Fans’ Previously, on British Outfitters … Lisa Hughes, a New York-based content marketer for UK clothing and apparel company British Outfitters, was talking to her … Continue reading Conquering Content Marketing, Step 3: Facing the ‘Fans’