Posts Tagged "Advertising"

  • Social Media Drives Big Results for Brunswick

    In a recent effort for our client Brunswick, LoSasso kicked off the Wii-a-Day Giveaway in September. This effort was primarily supported by the launch of a new social media presence for Brunswick on Facebook, YouTube and Twitter, developed by LoSasso’s interactive division. While the giveaway continues, the response has been so strong, we couldn’t resist sharing a few key results to-date.

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  • Study Shows that Ads on Bing Attract More Users than Google

    User Centric, Inc conducted an eye-tracking study that established Bing’s platform is more effective for ads than Google’s.
    The study tracked the eye movements of 21 participants as they conducted search tasks in each engine. Roughly 42% of the participants look at Bing ads after each search, compared to only 25% of participants at a Google [...]

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  • The IAB Social Advertising Best Practices

    This month the Intaractive Advertisng Bureau (IAB) released a set of best practices for advertising on social media sites. These practices attempt to establish a code of ethics for corporations to effectively and successfully advertise through social media.

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  • Expand Your Reach Without Expanding Your Budget

    Times are tight for everyone. Marketing and Advertising budgets are being cut every month, which leaves little room for creative campaigns. Or does it? This economy requires marketers to think outside the box. Marketers must spend smartly. In order for your business to grow, you cannot plant your marketing seeds on barren soil. You should invest in new ideas and original approaches to ensure that your marketing attempts aren’t wasted on uninterested consumers.

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  • ‘Cwinger’ Ads Link TV Viewers to the Web

    The good-ole days of audience members sitting around the living room captivated by TV programming are gone. Current viewers surf the net, talk on their cell and send text messages while watching their favorite programs on TV. This is especially true for viewers of the CW’s “Gossip Girl.” Ad Age reports that the CW will air a new breed of ads next week that target this media hungry audience. The “cwingers” ads stimulate the viewers to move from TV to online and then back to TV.

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  • Willis Tower – Deal of the Decade

    Chicago’s most iconic structure, the Sears Tower, will here-after be referred to as Willis Tower. Willis Group Holdings(WGH) will be paying a mere $14.50-per-square-foot rent and receive naming rights for free.

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  • Advertising Absurdity or Branding Brilliance?

    A school located near Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental Airport is considering plans to sell ad space on its roof, parking lot and stadium. Even the bottom of the school’s swimming pool is a potential money-making spot.

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  • Search Engine Marketing Spend to Double

    “Search is the ultimate online acquisition tool, and therefore is positioned to do relatively well in this economy.”

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  • Blogworthy Sandwich Meat

    Oscar Mayer recently ran this full-page ad in Newsweek.

    blogworthy

    It seems to be working.

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  • Depression Era Advertising

    Many companies are successfully using The Great Depression of the 1930s as a marketing tactic during the times.

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