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Exercises in Obviousness: Harris Interactive Determines Bad Online Advertising Frustrates People
The “O” Stands for “Obvious” Last week, the online market research people at Harris Interactive released their latest findings in a pdf titled “LinkedIn Research Network/Harris Poll.” In findings that will come as a surprise to no one … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising
Tagged Creativity, Expanding Banners, Harris Interactive, LinkedIn, Online Advertising, Page Takeovers, Yahoo
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B-G-B (Bonus Guest Blog): Thoughts on America In Honor of Independence Day
Guest Blogger: Neal Stamell For nearly twenty-five years, Neal has lived and breathed consumer research and advertising at agencies like Leo Burnett, Bayer Bess Vanderwarker, FCB and now Element 79 as a Group Planning Director. Along the way, he’s interviewed … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising
Tagged AdPro, America, Barack Obama, Bayer Bess Vanderwarker, Branding, David Hasselhoff, Element 79, FCB, L. Robert Kohls, Leo Burnett, LinkedIn
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Bonus-Guest-Blogger, Mike Dwyer: Improvisational Marketing: “Yes, And-ing” Your Way to Successful Innovation
Guest Blogger: Mike Dwyer Mike Dwyer is the Business Development Manager at Paladin, a recruitment firm focused on marketing, creative and communications talent. He is also both an incredibly networked ninja master of social media and a charming and personable guy. … Continue reading
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Tagged @cruiter, And, Digg, Element 79, Group Mind, Improvisation, LinkedIn, Mike Dwyer, Paladin, Social Media, The Playground Theater, Twitter, Wikipedia, Yes
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Ad Sociology: From 'We' to 'Me' and Now To a New 'We/Me' Generation
From the dawn of time, people have organized in groups: for survival, for security, for strength. We are, at our primal roots, a fundamentally gregarious species. And so for untold years, mankind sought out others and formed groups, small and … Continue reading