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What are the search terms your buyers use to find products and services like yours? Where does your company rank on Google for those terms?

Search Engine Marketing | Case Studies | Brand Journalism | Best Practices

What are the search terms your buyers use to find products and services like yours? Where does your company rank on Google for those terms?

January 7th, 2008|1 min read

Attention Delta Airlines -- Do you really have to rub it in?

Worst Practices | Case Studies

Attention Delta Airlines -- Do you really have to rub it in?

December 24th, 2007|2 min read

An open letter to Warner Music Group: Lighten up! Your fans are promoting Led Zeppelin for you… for free

Rock Band Web Sites | Viral Marketing | Worst Practices | Case Studies | YouTube

An open letter to Warner Music Group: Lighten up! Your fans are promoting Led Zeppelin for you… for free

December 13th, 2007|1 min read

"You have the right to be angry with me" - Marion Jones shows how to gracefully admit guilt

Public Relations | Case Studies | Media Relations | YouTube

"You have the right to be angry with me" - Marion Jones shows how to gracefully admit guilt

October 6th, 2007|1 min read

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End of Summer Fun: Lawyers and social media mash it up

Social Media | Worst Practices | Case Studies | YouTube | Corporate blogging

End of Summer Fun: Lawyers and social media mash it up

August 30th, 2007|2 min read

Building buzz does not have to be difficult

Viral Marketing | Case Studies | Marketing

Building buzz does not have to be difficult

July 22nd, 2007|0 min read

Marketing online? Don't forget to ask for the order!

Worst Practices | Case Studies | Marketing | Advertising

Marketing online? Don't forget to ask for the order!

April 17th, 2007|2 min read

The new Microsoft home page a hide n' seek game - more than twenty clicks to get to the online media room!

Worst Practices | Public Relations | Case Studies | Marketing | Online Media Room

The new Microsoft home page a hide n' seek game - more than twenty clicks to get to the online media room!

January 3rd, 2007|1 min read