Archive for the ‘e-commerce’ Category
Andreessen Launches VC Fund To Focus On Small Bets; Weighs In On Facebook
Tuesday, May 19, 2009 7:01 No CommentsListen to this article
Netscape founder and angel investor Marc Andreessen is partnering with long-time co-investor and Opsware executive Ben Horowitz to launch a fund to focus on venture investments of about $500,000. Andreessen and Horowitz have been co-investing as angels for years, with average investments of around $100,000 per deal; they formed the new fund [...]
GoogleWorld Search Engine Marketing 1-Day Workshop
Monday, March 23, 2009 6:00 No CommentsThe South Florida Interactive Marketing Association (SFIMA) sponsored a great all-day Internet marketing workshop last Friday at Nova Southeastern University in Davie, Florida. I attended, expecting to experience a very Google-centric event, since it was promoted as the GoogleWorld Search Engine Marketing 1-Day Workshop. There was also a lot of general Internet marketing information presented [...]
The Six Effects of Social Media For Companies
Wednesday, December 3, 2008 11:20 No CommentsListen to this article
Today, I stumbled upon a posting at The Strategy Web Blog. Among others, Martin is mentioning in his article the six effects for companies, who are participating in digital conversations using social media. Those effects are:
social media social networking social networks e-commerce
Black Friday: A Retail Success (Kind of)
Tuesday, December 2, 2008 12:18 1 CommentListen to this article
Black Friday’s come and gone, and the business world didn’t end. In fact, businesses seem to have done all right, with a new comScore report putting the eCommerce community in a better position than many people had anticipated.
Online spending on Black Friday increased one percent compared to last year, while tossing together [...]
Important Studies for Online Marketing
Friday, October 31, 2008 11:34 No CommentsListen to this article
A friend of mine recently told me that his new boss refuses to market the firm’s website because she thinks internet advertising is a ‘flash in the pan’.
When my poor friend eventually got a word in edgeways, he said he understands the value of the internet as a marketing platform but needs [...]
Dads Are Recognized With Almost Ten Billion Dollars of Gifts This Year
Monday, June 4, 2007 12:57 No CommentsAccording to the 2007 Father’s Day Consumer Intentions and Actions Survey, consumers are expected to spend $9.9 billion on dads this year, with the average person spending $98.34 on the holiday, up from $88.80 last year. Men will still be spending more than women this year with men planning to spend $100.72 on average versus [...]
Try “Linking” With Reality
Wednesday, March 21, 2007 8:57 No Comments
I have been using the services of a wonderful facility, which has taken almost all of [...]
Top 20 Internet Display Advertisers For 2006
Wednesday, March 14, 2007 5:41 No CommentsHere are the top 20 Internet display advertisers ranked by parent company for the year 2006, TNS Media Intelligence reported Tuesday.
1. Vonage Holdings Corp.
$185,660,200
2. AT&T Inc.
$166,394,500
3. Dell Inc.
$136,889,900
4. Walt Disney Co.
$132,699,600
5. General Motors Corp.
$129,520,300
6. Experian Group
$128,042,100
7. Verizon [...]
Personalization Is The Name Of The Game
Monday, January 15, 2007 7:30 No CommentsMarketing websites through search engine indexing and other traditional methods are as important than ever. But, in a hypercompetitive Internet economy, it’s becoming increasingly difficult. Business survival and success on the Web is now survival of the fittest. And the fittest are ensuring their success by utilizing some tried and true techniques.
Offline Promotion
The importance of [...]
The Web Wannabee Syndrome
Monday, January 15, 2007 7:27 No CommentsWeb marketers see it all of the time.
Companies of every size and description sometimes have unrealistic expectations with online marketing.
Many can be described as web wannabees because they have no clear objectives for the Internet. There is also no vision or concept for being on the Web, other than a vague and urgent perception that [...]