Why Legacy Brands Need to Leverage Those Algorithms
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[responsive][/responsive]The number of readers that access news via individual brand sites is dropping, according to Davide Ruggiero in Talking New Media. In other words, fewer people are coming to the news site to discover the news, but are discovering the...
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Forget the Little Shampoo Bottles: This Hotel Offers a Print Magazine
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[responsive][/responsive]They’re hip, they’re gorgeous and they don’t come cheap. We’re talking about the rooms (and quite possibly the guests) at the Standard’s properties in NYC, LA and Miami. And now, they come with a custom printed magazine based on the...
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Huge Consumer Mistrust of “Greenwashing”
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Paper or digital? When it comes to consumer bills and statements, 65% of adult Americans prefer paper delivery for at least some of their bills and statements. (Source: EMA/InfoTrends, 2013). “I am more likely to see it/less likely to miss...
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This is NOT Your Boss’ Businessweek
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Bloomberg’s Businessweek is on a roll, thanks to a creative team that is firing on all cylinders to bring the formerly stodgy brand screaming into a new image of honest, authentic and wildly witty storytellers. “Chances are a Bloomberg Businessweek...
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Sunny Days: Sesame Workshop Bullish on Kids Magazine Market
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When Sesame Street magazine returned to print last January, the event was viewed as a positive sign in the children’s magazine category, a niche that shared the recent challenges of the industry as a whole. Fast forward almost one year,...
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The Essential Role in Your Brand Newsroom
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[responsive][/responsive]These days the barrier to entry into content publishing is ridiculously low. That’s a terrific thing, and a terrifying prospect. If your company is engaging in brand marketing with content, solid editorial oversight is critical. Yet, maybe because of the...
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Behind the USPS Network Consolidation
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[rev_slider USPSCon] The volume of First Class mail this year is expected to be nearly half of what it was in 2007, before the great recession. The USPS cites this decline as one of the primary justifications for the consolidations...
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One Year Post-IPO, What is Twitter?
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[responsive][/responsive]Millions of people use Twitter. And uncountable numbers more are exposed to Twitter every day in mainstream news feeds and online articles. Plus, they’ve figured out how to make money with the darn thing, with ad revenue for the most...
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How Email Has Helped Clarify the Value of Direct Mail
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The digital avalanche has changed the way we communicate. It has forced marketers to more fully understand their audience and how and when they prefer to communicate. And while many predicted that emails would replace commercial direct mail, it really...
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More Companies Back off their Anti-Paper Messaging
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Is paperless really the way to save the environment? That question has been raging in our industry for years now, and it’s a debate we’ve covered before. We are pleased to note that several more companies are now removing their...
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