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Don’t think millennials watch TV commercials? Think again
Are millennials watching television commercials? My informal survey of millennials (a small sample of less than 10) provided a takeaway that millennials DO watch television commercials. Sort of. As we know millennials are the ultimate mult-taskers. Texting, tweeting, and many … Continue reading
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Tagged Generation Z definition, Millennial definition, Millennial watching television, Millennials watching television commercials, social networking while watching television, Texting and watching television, who is watching television commercials
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NY Health Insurer Oscar wants to get in your shorts
I don’t live in New York State and as such am not able to consider Oscar as our health insurance company, but I’ve watched the development of this interesting web-based insurance company. An article in Fortune Magazine this past December … Continue reading
The Super Bowl XLIX ads that weren’t shown
The reviews are in regarding the TV spots aired during this past Sunday’s Super Bowl. My partner Nader did a great job reviewing the ads on his blog earlier this week. Before the Super Bowl we marketing people like to … Continue reading
Marketing Chinese companies in the U.S. is DOA – dud on arrival
Back in 2009 the concept of our assisting Chinese companies that wish to gain customers and brand awareness for their products in the United States marketplace sounded both interesting and possibly fruitful. Longtime readers of this blog may have … Continue reading
Can digital display advertising have a positive ROI?
Spoiler alert. The answer is it depends. Taking a broader view it’s a concept that (to me) seemed laughable since banners and display ads first came into being. Digital display has always been more about brand advancement and staying top … Continue reading
The Pebble watch barely makes a wave
Back in June of last year I wrote that wearable technology still had a long way to go. Having just attended a conference on wearable technology I was very unimpressed with what was available in terms … Continue reading
24 Books I finished this past year
I’m not one for New Year’s Resolutions. Yet at the start of 2014 I decided to do my best to always be reading a book or novel. It’s not as if I had not read much in 2013 and the … Continue reading
Lending e-books should be easier
I recently finished a book called The Martian a debut novel by Andrew Weir and enjoyed it very much. In fact I told a number of people about it and many of them seemed interested. Before e-books I would have … Continue reading
Just don’t take away my printed Sunday New York Times
As a big fan of digital publishing I read my daily newspapers digitally (The NY Times and Wall Street Journal) – all except for the local newspaper (The Norwalk Hour), which along with a printed New York Times are delivered … Continue reading