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  1. 3 Keys to Activating an Audience with Smarter Content

    There used to be three broadcast TV networks, then there were hundreds of cable channels, now there's YouTube. The holy grail of content marketing is to make the process as predictable, repeatable, and scalable as the 30-second television spot or...

  2. Pros & Cons of the Top Mobile App Tracking Methods

    Pros: This method mimics what advertising networks have been doing for years on the desktop web to track users through cookies. Some marketing channels and networks only support specific tracking solutions, so you need to understand the range of...

  3. SES New York Keynote Speaker Says Internet is TV’s Best Friend

    Television networks, providers, brands, and agencies must continue to unshackle themselves from dated business and advertising models and rediscover television as a new medium. The web, social media, and mobile have evolved TV into a multi-screen...

  4. Search Marketing and Social Media in Regulated Industries

    Are companies obliged to monitor the entire Internet or all social networks, blogs, and forums, and report all mentions of adverse events related to their products? What should firms do when people write negative comments about their drugs or...

  5. How to Choose the Right Mobile Ad Network for Your Brand and Target Locally

    Much has been written about Google mobile search ads (Click-to-call, Location Extensions, Ads with Offers and so forth), so it’s time to take a deeper look at mobile ad networks. As we enter this new local-mobile era, studies show that mobile...

  6. Google’s 13th Birthday: 12 Top Stories From the Past 12 Months

    But Google also scooped up several companies to bolster Google Offers and Google Wallet (DailyDeal, Zave Networks, and The Dealmap). As such, they continued to expand on their Google Instant offerings rolled out last September, adding Instant...

  7. 'The Power of Google' Senate Hearing is Must Watch TV Today

    He will argue that Google's position as the world's No 1 search engine belies a rise in alternative ways to find information online, pointing to Facebook and other social networks. The major networks aren't covering it live – we'll have to see how...