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Marketing Day: September 7, 2012

Here’s our daily recap of what happened in online marketing today, as reported on Marketing Land and other places across the web.

From Marketing Land:

Nowhere in the promotional messaging yesterday for the new “Kindle Family” of tablets did Amazon mention the fact that Amazon “Special Offers” and full-color “Sponsored Screensavers” (read: ads) will show up on the lockscreen. This program was initiated originally to bring down the price of the entry level Kindle eReader, which costs $69 today. Purchasers […]

This week I am reminded of Voltron, narcolepsy and Burn Notice. Confused? Let me explain. The Hootsuite acquisition of Seesmic and Nebula funding remind me of Voltron. The title of the piece about eBay acquiring Svpply makes me think of My Own Private Idaho and, thus, narcolepsy which is what seems to be happening to […]

It’s that time of year when the last remnants of summer are still lingering, though we’re not quite into the full swing of our holiday marketing efforts. Most advertisers and publishers are currently in the midst of Q4 planning. Meanwhile, many consumers are delaying bigger purchases until the holiday season. However, don’t let this seemingly […]

In a previous column, we covered the ways in which you can get your native mobile apps discovered using Paid, Earned, and Owned media. But what about your mobile website? If you’ve built a mobile site and put redirects in place, your content will stand a good change of getting found via mobile search traffic […]

Did you get an invite on Facebook to be surveyed about your experiences on the social network, only to find the actual survey turned into a bizarre political news quiz? I did, as did others. Facebook’s now stopped the survey, saying it was an incomplete test that got out into the wild. Got A Minute […]

Recent Headlines From Search Engine Land, Our Sister Site Dedicated To Search News & Information:

Online Marketing News From Around The Web:

Affiliate Marketing

Analytics

Blogs & Blogging

Business Issues

  1. Apple Seeks to Create Pandora Rival, Wall Street Journal

  2. Evan Williams on Twitter and its ecosystem, GigaOM

  3. Tumblr Finally Gets Serious About Ads, By Hiring Someone to Sell Ads, AllThingsD

  4. Another Analyst Cuts Facebook Stock Price Target, allfacebook.com

  5. “Twitter killed my business.” An inside look at the ecosystem crackdown, GigaOM

  6. Google beefs up its security by acquiring online virus scanner VirusTotal, thenextweb.com

  7. Here’s Flipboard’s Plan For Surviving Twitter’s War On Developers: E-Commerce, www.businessinsider.com

  8. Inside the World of Gokul Rajaram, Facebook’s Ad Architect, www.adexchanger.com

  9. Mission Impossible: How Rakuten Billionaire Hiroshi Mikitani Plans To ‘Beat Amazon’, Forbes

  10. Rejecting Google’s Money, Marissa Mayer Just Made A Risky, Billion Dollar Bet, www.businessinsider.com

Content Marketing

Copywriting, Design & Usability

Display & Contextual Advertising

Local Marketing

Mobile Marketing

Other Items

Search Marketing

Social Media

  1. The demise of a social media platform: Tracking LiveJournal’s decline, admin.dailydot.com

  2. Twitter makes the decision to stop development and future updates for Twitter for Mac?, 9to5mac.com

  3. 12 big social media challenges and solutions, www.ragan.com

  4. 5 Tips for Adding Humor to Your Social Media Strategy, www.radian6.com

  5. App.net Has 20,000 Users; 250 Account For Half The Posts, thenextweb.com

  6. Are Your Facebook Likes Actually Useful? Sane Social Media Marketing, Part 1, www.aimclearblog.com

  7. ‘Problem Solved’ For CMO’s Biggest Challenge: Social Media ROI, www.edelmandigital.com

  8. Obama Supporters Flock To Facebook During Acceptance Speech, allfacebook.com

  9. Survey Says: Facebook Goofed, But Why The Long Political News Quiz?, allfacebook.com

  10. Using Social Media to Manage Relationships Through the Sales Funnel, blog.jugnoo.com

  11. VP Biden beats President Obama in social mentions across Web, www.addthis.com

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