- Advertising on Man’s Head Works
Dec 30, 2003 - Offline advertising has a new medium, the tattoo. Jim Nelson auctioned off the “ad space” available on his head to (...) - Presidential Hopefuls Log On To Internet Campaigning
Dec 29, 2003 - Presidential Candidates Take Campaigns Online With the primaries right around the corner, presidential hopefuls are taking advantage of the “wired (...) - Judge Blocks WhenU Pop-Ups
Dec 29, 2003 - In a court case that may decide the future of online competitive and contextual advertising, U.S. District Judge Deborah A. (...) - Google #1 Search Engine for Business Users
Dec 22, 2003 - The search engine that business searchers go to first is Google, which 66 percent of the respondents say they use (...) - Integrated Marketing- Online Retailers Take It Off-line
Dec 22, 2003 - The hand that rules the press, the radio, the screen and the far-spread magazine, rules the country.” Learned (...) - Marketing To Minorities - No Easy Task
Dec 22, 2003 - It’s nothing new; advertisers, retailers, etc. need to apply various methods of marketing for each ethnic group in order to (...) - Wal-Mart Testing Music Download Service
Dec 18, 2003 - Jumping on the Apple iTunes, Microsoft, and Napster download driven bandwagon, Wal-Mart plans to deliver all three to customers as (...) - Customer Service Tools for Internet Business
Dec 18, 2003 - Importance of Online Customer Service Online customer service has become a cornerstone of running a successful online business, especially with (...) - Kanoodle Hires Sprinks Team, Beefs Up Advertising
Dec 18, 2003 - Kanoodle.com, Inc. announced on Wednesday that it has closed a round of venture capital funding and has added three executives, (...) - Google’s Search Ranking Update
Dec 17, 2003 - The recent Google update has some search engine optimization specialists, Internet marketers, and online retail site owners up in arms (...)
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