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Google AND Facebook Say No to More Money: Both Firms Ban Cryptocurrency Advertising Indefinitely
On Wednesday, March 14th, Google confirmed that it was aligning with Facebook’s lead regarding cryptocurrency advertising by banning all advertisements on its advertising platforms and search results (Wilkes, 2018). This ban includes cryptocurrency products such as cryptocurrencies themselves, initial … Continue reading
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Tagged Advertising, Branding, CMGT 541, Cryptocurrency, digital marketing, Facebook, google, Marketing, University of Southern California, USC
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Hey, Alexa: Is it time for Voice Marketing?
It was not long ago many of us sport fanatics (or snacks fanatics, let’s be real) got together in the name of Super Bowl LII. As 103.4 millions of people gathered to watch the classic underdog story play out, defeating … Continue reading
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Tagged Advertising, amazon, Brand, Commercials, google, Integrated Marketing, Marketing, Social Media, strategy, Super Bowl, Technology, voice marketing
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#Bendgate: Marketing Opportunities Seized by KitKat
After customers complained that the newly-released iPhone 6 Plus could bent unexpectedly, lots of brands, not only Apple’s smartphone rivals, have taken to mock the so-called “bendgate” using the hashtag function on Twitter. “Curved. Not Bent.” Samsung wrote on … Continue reading
Ready for a Chromebook? It’s for everyone!
Although Apple has been generating a lot of buzz by introducing its iPhone 5, iPad mini and iPad 4, these products seem to be less of a legend now than their precursors in their good old days. Even the Apple … Continue reading
Give it a tap: NFC and the new era in digital marketing
You are not alone if you haven’t heard of Near Field Communications (NFC) technology or never realized that you’ve probably already used a form of it whether through a digital wallet, FastTrak pass to zip through a toll bridge, or paid for gas with an easy swipe. NFC uses RFID or a short length wireless radio frequency to send snippets of data to a receiver. Once touted by mobile device makers as the breakthrough technology for the mobile wallet system, it is now being leveraged by digital marketers to push content in very powerful and convenient ways. Continue reading
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Tagged Apple, digital marketing, Galaxy SIII, google, mobile marketing, NFC, Samsung, Social Media
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Being more Transparent might make your Business Invisible
Of course the title is a joke, but the goal is to be more transparent with customers, right? Well, what better way than to let your customers visit your entire location 24/7 from anywhere in the world. No, I’m not … Continue reading
Taking Brand Messaging to a whole other world.
FaceBooks recent IPO debacle, in contrast to Google’s more stellar public release, does not diminish the company’s intrinsic value. Its true value stems from its biggest asset, its more than 800 million registered users worldwide. Essentially it has become the … Continue reading
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Tagged Branding, Facebook, google, mass media, mobile apps, second life, Social Media, virtual worlds
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Making Marketing Mobile
Another significant shift is beginning to occur in how consumers utilize the interactive space. The growth of ownership and usage of mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets is beginning to affect user behavioral patterns and interactions with online content. … Continue reading
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Tagged Advertising, Android, brand association, Branding, brands, communication, Facebook, google, integrated, Integrated Marketing, iPad, iPhone, mobile, PC, QR Codes, smartphone, Sports Marketing, strategy, tablets, Technology, Twitter, University of Southern California
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April Fools Day: An Innocent Joke or an Opportunistic Marketing Communication Strategy?
Once a year the public have become accustomed to an inundation of bogus stories circulating through popular press outlets. April Fool’s Day offers an opportunity for journalists to distribute wacky and farfetched content in the hope that they can hoodwink … Continue reading
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Tagged April Fools, bmw, brands, communication, google, groupon, Marketing, virgin
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