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owner: Jacqueline Causa access: public created on: 2010-04-27 14:38:31 Members: 25 |
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Congrats on this great article! As is the case in many aspects of online marketing today, it sounds like trust and the ability to see true metrics is the key to combating this stuff.
Commented by Jason Peck 4 weeks ago
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The branding component is certainly a major factor. However, the fact that one is running display ad units does not mean you cannot encourage the viewer to take an action. An Ad can be made to achieve both direct response and branding objectives. With paid search (which is obviously direct response), you can also achieve a branding effect. And this is clear because over time, a well managed PPC campaign tends to lead to increases in brand term searches.
Commented by Jonathan Lawoyin 1 month ago
I think branding is still important. I agree with Jonathan, that display ads can have multiple uses. Also, depending on the company/ad/person, getting a person to remember or notice an ad and then take action may require multiple views and touchpoints.
Commented by Jason Peck 1 month ago
It is not just about the brand, it is understanding what your brand stands for and consistently reinforcing that in every opportunity. Big Brand, Great Service or Big Brand, Lowest Prices, or Big Brand, Stand-Apart Quality
Commented by Neil Rosen 1 month ago
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Great Article! Thank you for the link.
I can't not stress enough how important it is to fully vet your partners. Doing one's homework is an absolute must. One bad source and your entire email program could be toast.
Ways to Vet your partner:
Join their mailings
Search the web for negative/positive comments on the partner
Ask other Partners
Audit the leads (http://corporate.ewaydirect.com/direct-acquire.php)
Commented by Anthony Pisani 2 months ago
I can't not stress enough how important it is to fully vet your partners. Doing one's homework is an absolute must. One bad source and your entire email program could be toast.
Ways to Vet your partner:
Join their mailings
Search the web for negative/positive comments on the partner
Ask other Partners
Audit the leads (http://corporate.ewaydirect.com/direct-acquire.php)
It is also really important to track incoming leads persistently and consistently because small changes in lead source executions can create serious long term challenges.
Commented by Neil Rosen 2 months ago
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Thanks for the link. I agree that video is very helpful in many scenarios, whether it's giving people an in-depth look at how something works or using it to show people a more "real" or personal side of you.
Commented by Jason Peck 2 months ago
..or explaining a policy, program or product urging the give to get aspect of an acquisition campaign in a 15 or 30 second spot speaks volumes.
Commented by Jacqueline Causa 2 months ago
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Agreed! I think for me, the struggle is getting the offline department and online departments to understand this. It is still so separated, but with some synergy the results could be amazing. Do you see this as well?
Commented by Jacqueline Causa 2 months ago
I think there's a huge opportunity to use online/community to connect people who are in offline groups and vice versa. If you ever want to do some brainstorming around this, definitely let me know!
Commented by Jason Peck 2 months ago
I would love to do that. Let's think about a time to bring in a few other folks and talk about how our worlds can intersect to the benefit of all
Commented by Jim 2 months ago
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It is totally great how these event inspire new thinking. Just getting together with so many people thinking about similar opportunities and challenges gets the juices flowing.
Commented by Neil Rosen 2 months ago
Jacqueline - I am thinking about attending this event. Can you tell me a little more about the event attendee demographics as well as any other information you think may be helpful in regards to helping me make my decision. Thanks!
Commented by Nancy Okrent 2 months ago
Thanks Nancy! Check out the events website, www.leadscon.com. It's a great, informative site and should provide all the information you need!
Commented by Jacqueline Causa 2 months ago
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Pretty interesting. I'm not sure that I agree with the author that people's writing and communication skills have declined recently...maybe they just haven't kept pace with all the new tools and technologies that are available?
Commented by Jason Peck 4 months ago
Maybe the rules have changed in terms of how people write, but from my perspective it has always been about clarity, and clarity has always been an elusive ideal
Commented by Neil Rosen 4 months ago
I agree. In fact, so often we think about what we want to say and how to accomplish it after a campaign or creative is already completed.
Commented by Jacqueline Causa 4 months ago
What do you think are the key factors in the success of acquisition campaigns? How important is the message itself?
Commented by Neil Rosen 3 months ago
The message is incredibly important. It has to be clear and cohesive to your brand. If I have to read it three times to get what you are saying as an advertiser, I am going to give up. We have a limited attention span on-line and making an impression at get-go is imperative. I remember clean, cohesive, compelling, consice and call to action!
Commented by Jacqueline Causa 3 months ago
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If we think about celebrity sponsored tweets, will we really know how well the campaigns performed?
Commented by Neil Rosen 4 months ago
Twitter is removing this feature from their site. Check it out:
http://directmag.com/online/news/twitter-ban-third-party-advertising-0526/
Commented by Jacqueline Causa 3 months ago
http://directmag.com/online/news/twitter-ban-third-party-advertising-0526/
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SMS works great to increase traffic to retail stores, restaurants etc on slower days. Incentives like coupons, buy one get one entree specials etc drive clients in.
Commented by listlady58 4 months ago
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I'm a local New Yorker, Jacqueline. There are so many evnts in this area, I tend to try to stay local to keep travel time & expenses to a minimum. This year I've attended the Retail Show at the Javits center in January and most recently, Search Engine Strategies at the Hilton. What are some of your favorite events in the area?
Commented by richg 4 months ago
Thanks for commenting, richg! Events on my radar are Digital Media Days and LeadsCon. Both are also local in NYC and are coming up in June and July. Check them out!
Commented by Jacqueline Causa 4 months ago
I've enjoyed the last few DMCNY events. Good presentations on emarketing as well as good networking opportunities...
Commented by Sabrina Anthony 4 months ago
I will be at Digital Marketing Days NY in June. Great way to catch up with colleagues, new products and new connections!
Commented by listlady58 4 months ago
Does everyone think there will be better attendance this year as opposed to last?
Commented by tinamac 4 months ago
The market is picking up and so will attendance. I will be there.
Commented by Neil Rosen 4 months ago
I'm going! Companies should mandate some of their employees go to support the industry. If you don't go you don't create any opportunity! See you there Chatterbox!!
Commented by Becky 4 months ago
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