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Direct mail grows in defiance of ‘print is dead’
Despite all the talk about marketing via social networks, mobile marketing and digital display, the ‘traditional’ consistently performing channel – good old direct mail – continues to grow. While mass mailings of the 1980’s and 1990’s have diminished (I still … Continue reading
IHOP and Denny’s 0pen 24 hours a day – a good thing or bad thing?
If you are on the road and hungry at 3AM do you find it comforting to see a sign for an IHOP or Denny’s? I don’t travel in the middle of the night but once every few years so a … Continue reading
Posted in Best business practices, Customer Experiences
Tagged Denny's, Denny's Diner, IHOP, IHOP founded, Open 24 hour restaurants, Open Always
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Google’s new One Pass – Should Continental Airlines be flattered?
When I heard about Google’s new One Pass Payment System http://on.wsj.com/fLb5Xm I immediately thought ‘why are they ripping off Continental Airline’s frequent flyer program name?’ It’s not like Continental Airlines has given up the program or that Google was unaware … Continue reading
New York’s Toy Fair is big – but not fun
I went to the Jacob Javits Center yesterday and attended my first Toy Fair in a really long time. In fact the last time I went to Toy Fair it was in the Flatiron District at 200 Fifth Avenue so … Continue reading
Attention Sealy Mattress shoppers – Beds are NOT Kitchens
With all the talk about controversial Groupon.com Super Bowl spot with Timothy Hutton (I thought it was a poor attempt at association humor, a bit insensitive, but hardly egregious as some people would have you believe), an overlooked spot in … Continue reading
Do you have Klout or are you a Twitalyzer?
If you’ve been paying rapt attention to the social media space, then perhaps you are aware of http://www.Klout.com and/or http://www.Twitalyzer.com (I was aware of the former but not the latter). The sites offer you a measure of your social ‘influence’. … Continue reading
AOL shows Huffington Post the money
You cannot blame Arianna Huffington for taking the $ 315 million ($ 300 million in cash) for Huffington Post from AOL and Tim Armstrong. Greg Coleman who is the CRO (Chief Revenue Officer) at Huffington Post actually came over from … Continue reading
Who will be the winners at Sunday’s Super Bowl Advertising Party?
Well it’s safe to say that Fox TV will be the biggest, if not one of the biggest winners. NFL viewership was off the charts this season and with the bad weather much of the U.S. experienced this winter more … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Marketing stuff, Media
Tagged Black Eyed Peas Super Bowl halftime, Cost of Super Bowl spot 2011, Danica Patrick Super Bowl ad, Denny's super bowl ads, Fergie Super Bowl, Frances Allen, Glee Super Bowl, GoDaddy.com ads, Green Bay Packers, Jillian Michaels Super Bowl ad, Kia Super Bowl, Pittsburgh Steelers, Super Bowl Ads, Volkswagen super bowl ad
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Does the Groundhog know anything else besides predicting the weather?
I’m not sure I would trust anything Puxatawney Phil or Staten Island Chuck would ‘say’. After all The National Climatic Data Center believes the Groundhog prediction rate to be around 39% accurate. http://bit.ly/b1kIua – which would be good if you … Continue reading