Readers of newspaper Web sites are 52% more likely to share their opinions than those who do not visit newspaper sites, according to study conducted by Millward Brown and sponsored by the Newspaper National Network and Newspaper Association of America in September and October. Newspaper Web site visitors who were surveyed were also more apt to bel
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Newspaper Site Readers Spread the Word
Posted by TerryJackson under Online MarketingFrom http://www.emarketer.com 6137 days ago
Baby boomers online - Don't You Dare Call Them “Old”
Posted by TerryJackson under NewsFrom http://www.emarketer.com 6138 days ago
Many marketers, particularly online, concentrate on reaching younger users. But that could be a multibillion-dollar mistake. Overall, older Americans make up the most affluent segment of the US population. And they are online.
”Internet usage by baby boomers—and over-60s—is projected to continue rising well into the future,” says Paul Verna, eMa Read More
”Internet usage by baby boomers—and over-60s—is projected to continue rising well into the future,” says Paul Verna, eMa Read More
Watching What You See on the Web
Posted by TerryJackson under Online MarketingFrom http://online.wsj.com 6138 days ago
New Gear Lets ISPs Track Users and Sell Targeted Ads; More Players, Privacy Fears. CenturyTel's system allows it to observe and analyze the online activities of its Internet customers, keeping tabs on every Web site they visit. NebuAd takes the information it collects and offers advertisers the chance to place online ads targeted to individual co
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Notes from PubCon: The Keyword And The Tiger
Posted by TerryJackson under Online MarketingFrom http://www.webpronews.com 6138 days ago
David A. Utter offers some great tips from PubCon. Here's an excerpt: Wil Reynolds of SEER Interactive said at the PubCon session, "Keyword Research, Selection, and Optimization," that the SEO needs to get into the mind of the searcher. He suggested the tools at MSN Adlab can help the pro who "stays broad" with keywords, looks at their perfor
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