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Banner drive retention

on November 11, 2003 by Martina Comments

On MarketingWonk Tig Tillinghast reports today of a recent study by the University of Chicago business school that banner may be the most effective ad in helping retain customers. Well, once again someone saying that you can’t measure banners’ effectiveness by counting the clicks. It’s all about branding, delivering and reinforcing a message.

File under: banners, branding, customer retention, online ads

New York City as a brand

on October 15, 2003 by Martina Comments

Reveries presents a very interesting interview with Joe Perello Chief Marketing Officer, New York City. A long conversation in which Mr Perello explains NYC as a brand and the integrated marketing strategies to promote it.

File under: branding, interviews, nyc

Mobile Marketing works for brand awareness

on May 21, 2003 by adverblog Comments

According to a press release published today by PRNewswire, average click-through rates for mobile marketing are five times higher than standard online advertising and provide stronger recall rates than television advertising. Mobile marketing is becoming the most productive and cost effective medium for reaching a highly desirable demographic. The press release features comments on recent campaigns for American Airlines, Chrysler Corporation, CNN and RollingStone.com runned by My AvantGo, a mobile applications delivery company.

File under: branding, mobile branding, mobile campaigns, mobile marketing

Online advertising, branding and direct response

on May 20, 2003 by adverblog Comments

Does online advertising influence branding or yield direct response? This is the key questions to which eMarketer tries to give an answer. In today’s newsletter David Hallerman, using DoubleClick’s numbers, explains that marketer are in increasingly understanding and taking advantage the Internet as powerful medium for both branding and direct response campaigns.

File under: branding, direct response, DoubleClick

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