2010

Blog Posting 09/08/2010

September 8, 2010

MailChimp – Email Marketing and Email List Manager I want to remember this for a project I am thinking about. It’s come recommended from a number of sources. tags: newsletter tools emailmarketing mail Software webapp mailchimp list Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.

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Daily Digest for September 7th

September 7, 2010

Checked in at MWB Business Exchange – Euston Fitzrovia shouldn’t forget the pass for the office: it never ends well. Shared MailChimp – Email Marketing and Email List Manager. Shared Digital Display Advertising Case Study: Windows 7 Launch. is there, or has there been, a commoditization of display advertising? Easier to say than prove? Or [...]

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links for 2010-09-07

September 7, 2010

Can Marketers Catch Up with Millennials? Experian Simmons data on attitudes toward advertising, quoted at eMarketer, shows 18- to 34-year-olds are actually more open to advertising than the general adult population. Fewer millennials said they did not like advertising and did not let it affect their purchase decisions. (tags: onlineadvertising advertising attitudes millennials research study [...]

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Daily Digest for September 6th

September 6, 2010

only just checked out that YouTube Interactive Tipp-Ex ad. Very clever. http://bit.ly/a7pRmO /via @lakey (and Mel) #adnews from Friday: 1.4B Minutes of Live Online Video Watched in July: http://bit.ly/cFYNxW Wkly #lastfm artists: Crystal Gayle (28), Suzi Quatro (20) & Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band (12) http://bit.ly/cC4gkn

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Daily Digest for September 5th

September 5, 2010

Checked in at Wimbledon Station Checked in at Nuffield Health & Wellbeing Gym Checked in at Costa coffee Checked in at Cafe Court Listened to 5 songs. Duran Duran – Planet Earth Princess – Say I’m Your Number 1 Voice of the Beehive – Don’t Call Me Baby The Housemartins – Bow Down The Human [...]

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Blog Posting 09/05/2010

September 5, 2010

No Baggage Challenge — Around the World with no luggage This is fascinating. Rolf is attempting to travel around the world with only the things he can carry in his pockets. Six weeks and five continents.  tags: travel luggage Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.

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Daily Digest for September 4th

September 4, 2010

Listened to Wonderful Life (Freemasons Remix Radio Edit) – Hurts. Shared No Baggage Challenge — Around the World with no luggage. has just spent too much time playing with CSS and category filtering on curnow.org. So that was Saturday afternoon then! Wonders how many hours he’s lost tweaking HTML & CSS since 1995? Too scared [...]

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Curns’ Ad Links for 3 September 2010

September 3, 2010

Moving Beyond Behavioral Ads Good post from ClickZ on the positive effects behavioural targeting can have on understanding audiences & qualified customers. (tags: onlineadvertising advertising behaviouraltargeting behavioraltargeting) Transparency is key driver of mobile ad spend Adfonic have an interesting take on the mobile advertising business with a blog post about data transparency in the mobile [...]

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Curns’ Ad Links for 2 September 2010

September 2, 2010

Publishers And The Hidden Costs Of Data Leakage This was poste earlier in the summer but I wanted to make sure a record was kept of it as Tom makes a lot of interesting points about publishers and data. How are you protecting your data assets? (tags: onlineadvertising advertising data publishers)

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Curns’ Ad Links for 1 September 2010

September 1, 2010

Facebook Ad Network – Is It Coming? ClickZ asks the question but does anybody know the answer? Does Facebook even know the answer right now? I wonder if it does. It would be an interesting play but I wonder how many publishers will want to Facebook to see all the extra data that advertising brings? [...]

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Curns’ Ad Links for 27 August 2010

August 27, 2010

Less than a fifth of internet users welcome ads – Brand Republic News Brand Republic's piece on a survey that says users think online advertising is intrusive, repetitive, unappealing & cheap. I'm not sure any surveys will ever get people to say that advertising is a good and positive thing but, on up side, it [...]

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Curns’ Ad Links for 26 August 2010

August 26, 2010

Counting Discrepancies, A Cancer for Online Business @ AdMonsters Catchpoint Systems, writing for AdMonsters say they observed on several webpages that the requests to the tracking pixels are aborted or canceled by Internet Explorer 7, which has roughly 10-30% of browser market share depending on the website. A major impact for online marketing? (tags: onlineadvertising [...]

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Curns’ Ad Links for 24 August 2010

August 24, 2010

In A ‘Luvvy’ Recovery, Digital Hits 28 Percent Of WPP Sales We’re seeing more and more reports of an uplift in the advertising business. When WPP suggest the the signs are good, perhaps the signs are – well, good. (tags: onlineadvertising advertising economy WPP) Bizo Launches Its Powerful B2B Audience Targeting in the UK Another [...]

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Last Week In Digital Advertising #3

August 23, 2010

Increasingly people are watching time-shifted television and this was highlighted this week as ComScore reported 84.9% of the U.S. Internet audience viewed online video, and the notable shift was away from video clips to full length programming. For the advertising business, CommScore reported “Americans viewed nearly 3.6 billion video ads in July, with Hulu generating the highest number of video ad impressions at 783 million”. Yes, Hulu is showing more than 3 times as many video ads than YouTube. And in the UK where’s our equivalent? I think we killed the Kangaroo, don’t you?

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Curns’ Ad Links for 19 August 2010

August 19, 2010

Today: more numbers that mobile is growing; Facebook places launch and more on digital privacy – collected for your ease and enjoyment.

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