Articles tagged with: Marketing
The leaders of five major magazine companies — Charles H. Townsend, Conde Nast; Cathie Black, Hearst Magazines; Jack Griffin, Meredith Corporation; Ann Moore, Time Inc.; and Jann Wenner, Wenner Media — today jointly announced the …
It looks like the evolution of social, mobile commerce has begun. Social startup, Strings, is taking on the e-commerce market by combining social networks and your online shopping habits. Strings is a social tracking and …
Ethan Bloch of Flowtown posted this last week. How businesses spend their social media dollars, and where they still have room for growth, couldn’t be any clearer.
While leaders of successful companies and brands often have very different working styles and personalities, they do have one thing in common:
They involve themselves in every aspect of their company and/or brand.
Good leaders …
Six weeks ago, UK style blogger Michelle posted her tale of footwear brand’s, Simple, marketing initiatives. Michelle and Marie thought they’d be getting a product for review for their blog, Kingdom of Style, but apparently, …
Per my usual pattern this morning, I sip Lavazza espresso and stumble through hundreds of articles in my inbox. I stopped when I came to PR Couture’s post on Going Solo: A Guide to Working …
Can you believe it? We’re one year old today!
As the end of 2009 draws near, we’re recapping our best posts of 2009.
Our Best Articles of 2009
1. Marketing Isn’t A Drive By Shooting
2. Facebook Marketing For …
The fashion industry’s largest, most disruptive trend this year has been the adoption of social media. In the hopes of reviving sales, generating larger customer bases and finding more cost effective marketing outlets, fashion brands, …
This morning, Geoff Livingston, shared why being called a social media expert or PR guy really irks him. Honestly, I can’t agree more. I, like Geoff, despise the terms, social media expert, publicist and even …
Post by Maria Ogneva, Director of Community
If there’s one thing that you should take away from this post, it is that Marketing (online, social or otherwise) is not a drive-by shooting. Marketing is holistic, and …

