Gregg Stewart
Gregg is SVP Interactive for TMP Directional Marketing, where he's responsible for managing clients' interactive and local search programs. TMPDM, the largest ($500 million) local search, yellow pages and search engine marketing firm, is independent and headquartered in New York with 700 employees and 22 offices in the U.S. and Canada. By far the market leader, TMPDM serves hundreds of clients, including over 100 Fortune 500 companies.
Recent articles by Gregg Stewart
Offline and Online Conversions Tracking: Increase Your ROI
The accountability of online marketing is only as good as the analytics an advertiser employs. Tracking conversions -- both online and offline -- can be tricky, but it is an important part of any online marketing program, especially for businesses with a local presence. Nov 14, 2008
Making the Most of Your Local Search Marketing Dollars
Clients often ask where they should spend their marketing dollars: online or offline, search or display? The problem with these questions: they assume there's one or only a few sources for all local sales leads. The question isn't "either/or," it's about how much of each. Oct 17, 2008
Getting to Know Local SEO
Local SEO is a must for businesses that sell products locally to a specified geographical area. The channels consumers are using to search are changing. Is your marketing strategy adapting? Sep 19, 2008
6 Tips for Aligning Your National, Local SEM Efforts
The volume of local searches continues growing, which means national-level search advertisers must develop strategic plans for incorporating local search into their national search programs. The benefit: lower cost leads with higher conversation rates. Aug 22, 2008
The Local Advertiser of Today and Tomorrow
Gauging and prioritizing emerging media such as local search is vital to capturing increased business in a cost efficient manner. Meet the local advertiser of today and tomorrow. Jul 25, 2008
Creative Messaging in a Direct Response World
Should a company focus on building their messaging around their brand image, or on driving direct response via their Web site and online media? Branding and direct response messaging can co-exist online, and local business profile pages are a good place to meld writing techniques for both. Jun 27, 2008
Winning the Local Search Battle - Part 2
Want to enjoy lower cost-per-sale and offer a better user experience? A highly customized, localized marketing approach is vital to your keyword strategies. Jun 6, 2008
Winning the Local Search Battle
Consumers are shifting from "what to buy" category searches to "where to buy" phrases. With that specificity comes a higher propensity to purchase. Which publishers are winning the local search charge? May 30, 2008
Avoid the Pitfalls of Mobile Marketing
The advertising potential of mobile now resembles that of the early days of the Internet in both variety of search options available and the fragmented nature of the keyword search volume. As with any emerging marketing medium, advertisers should try to learn from some of the key lessons of those who were willing to blaze the online trail before us, in hopes of not making the same mistakes. May 2, 2008
Leveraging Traditional Media Placements in an Online World
Online media and Internet-based search continue to grow at the expense of their offline counterparts, newspapers and magazines. Because media placement options are continuously growing, smart local marketers need to leverage this major transformation of how people consume media in some creative ways. Apr 4, 2008
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