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The world that surrounds the topic of Web Design is home to many debates and opinions on best practices or generally how things should and shouldn’t be done. While many of these opinions are accepted and taken on board by everyone, there are some that end up being split into two opposing camps. One camp will provide an expert opinion for one side of the argument, while the other contradicts with an equally valid argument. Let’s take a look at the five most popular debates; the ones that often end up deve...
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O ETSY, lançado em 2005 por Robert Kalin (na altura com 25 anos) é hoje um dos maiores "case studies" de eCommerce na Internet. Não vende tecnologia. Não vende produtos inovadores. Vende "apenas" produtos artesanais. Fornece espaço para venda online a "artesãos".
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Leo Burnett, David Ogilvy, James Walter Thompson: ad agencies have been around a long time It remains the topic du jour. We talk about it from every conceivable angle: the future of advertising; the future of advertising agencies; the impact of digital on advertising; the new consumer-control; even the death of MadMen. But when Forrester talks about it people listen. A few months ago I participated in Sean Corcoran’s research on where it’s all going. The Forrester analyst interviewed more than 60 agency...
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Once upon a time, marketing was just marketing. It was a fabulous era of big brands, big launches, big parties. Martinis were de rigueur, agencies ruled the world, and three piece suits (that looked MAHHH-velous) were the signs of the professional marketer. Once upon a time, technology was just technology. If you were in IT or development, you slung code all day, making the cool new thing (whether or not anyone wanted it). You plugged your earbuds in, cranked your music to 11, and reformatted servers, ma...
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Lee Rendleman
It's not enough to just be working with Social Media for most brands, they're also looking to build community... but then what? It's a fair question. The net result for many of the bigger brands is a thought that somehow links a vibrant community to loyalty and spending (hopefully beyond reason). If that is, indeed, the reason that many brands are interested in Social Media Marketing and in building an online community, then what happens after all of this works out? What if you have as many people as pos...
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Cesar Sanchez Melgarejo
Last week, Yahoo CEO Carol Bartz interviewed me in front of more than 600 Yahoos gathered at the company’s Silicon Valley HQ. I was appearing as the first in a new speaker series, “Yahoo From the ‘Outside In,’” for employees at the Internet giant, due to my intense reporting about the company. Bartz, as you will see in the entire video below, proved to be a decent interviewer and got me chatting away like some crazy digital mynah bird. Topics ran the gamut from who my sources are to what I would do if I ...
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Todd Ditchendorf
The common misconception amongst most big brands is that they can jump into the social media space at little to no cost and be massively successful. Wrong. As marketers pushing social solutions, we can share the blame here. After all, large brands have seen so many success stories amongst start-ups ( crowdSPRING , Zappos and Ning ) and small businesses ( Kogi BBQ , Upper Crust ) that they've become conditioned to expect the same types of success at a very low cost. The larger the brand though? The toughe...
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Facebook’s Redesign Paid Off With Searches – Facebook’s redesign in early February seems to have paid off, as U.S. search queries grew by 10% last month with 436 million U.S. searches last month, according to comScore. We previously reported that Facebook’s search traffic grew 13% in January with 395 million searches, [...]
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There was a “pro-business” Supreme Court ruling yesterday that scares me as a small business owner. At issue were campaign contributions from corporations to political campaigns (and I assume PACs and the like). The losing side is lamenting that under the new ruling, the wealthy will have a greater influence over politics by using corporations as [...]
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Jackson Miller
Google and Apple may be fighting each other on multiple fronts, but they're deeply linked, too. Another example: Apple is filling up Google search results with the contents of its iTunes store.
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At the #140conf events, we look at twitter as a platform and as a language we speak. Over time it will neither be the only platform nor the only language. #140conf is not an event about microblogging or the place where people share twitter “tips and techniques” but rather where we explore the effects of the real-time Internet on Business.
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