TV meets web.
Web meets tv.
Announcing Google TV…
Learn more about Google TV at http://www.google.com/tv.
TV meets web.
Web meets tv.
Announcing Google TV…
Learn more about Google TV at http://www.google.com/tv.
Facebook may indeed be the perfect channel for transmitting “word of mouth marketing”.
The only problem with word of mouth marketing from a marketers perspective is that you can’t legally buy it without disclosing you bought it and word of mouth as a rule can’t be replicated or scaled.
So while Facebook may be the perfect environment for the incubation and distribution of word of mouth, marketers who rely solely on Facebook users to create and distribute positive word of mouth in their behalf may find themselves without a marketing job.
After what seemed like a year, the My Client Center in Google Adwords now resolves to the new Interface version only while no longer offering access to or use of the old interface.
So whether you were ready for it or not – its the only Google Adwords interface you’ll see from this point forward.
We had a major hail storm here today and I intentionally Tweeted storm details and location data i.e., my city to see what if any type of response it generated.
Sure enough, I found myself a new follower on Twitter albeit a contractor who has followed me specifically to try drum up business.
Whether this approach will generate any new business for this particular contractor remains doubtful.
Google recently revamped their Adwords qualification program requirements for both individuals and companies.
Their new qualification process is bundled under the Google Certification Program.
In order for a company to become qualified an individual associated with the company must have first passed two exams – the Advertising Fundamentals Exam and one advanced-level exam.
I was one of the first individuals worldwide to pass the original Adwords Qualified Individual exam years ago.
Because my company appears to meet the new qualifications for becoming a Google Certified Partner, I plan to go through the certification process – again.
From eMarketer:
Following some of the dismal failures of the dot-com-crazy 1990s, consumer packaged goods (CPG) e-tailers are making real inroads in e-commerce. The advent of broadband, more efficient online retailing strategies and consumers’ wider acceptance of Internet shopping are driving the resurgence.
Online CPG sales now stand at $12 billion, triple what they were in 2004, according to Nielsen. By 2012, online CPG sales are expected to hit $16 billion. That would account for more than 3% of the total $475 billion in e-commerce sales projected for that year.
“Business models vary, but a successful online CPG selling model must fill one of two key consumer needs: convenience or a shopper’s desire to purchase hard-to-find products,” according to the new eMarketer report “Consumer Packaged Goods Take E-Commerce Path”. “While sticker shock is a no-no, deep discounting is rarely part of the online CPG selling model.”
To learn more about which Consumer Packaged Goods categories sell better online than others order eMarketer’s report.