By
Lisa Kagel, on August 21st, 2009
This week, Ad Age published an article Why Large Online Ad Formats Aren’t Industry’s Silver Bullet, which discussed the results of a recent Dynamic Logic Study. One of the key findings from the study concluded that effective ads begin with strong creative. In fact, the study demonstrated that an ad with good placement and shape can be completely undermined by poor execution.
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By
Adriane Vail, on August 18th, 2009
“The economy” seems to be all we hear about anymore—and the constant repetition of bad news doesn’t just make people panic, it makes companies panic too. They begin looking for ways to cut back, and typically one of the first cuts they tend to make is to the marketing budget. And so begins a vicious cycle: the marketing budget gets cut so sales drop, as sales drop the marketing budget gets cut even further, and I think you can see where this can lead.
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By
Lisa Kagel, on August 7th, 2009
In a previous post, Digital 101 for B2B Marketers, I talked about how to get started in digital B2B marketing. The basics of marketing is understanding your customer and how you can deliver your key message in a way that will get their attention. This is even more true of digital communications, because the customer can decide to abandon the activity before they receive any message, if it isn’t tailored to their goals and behavior. So this leads us to our next best practice which is conducting user research.
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