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Hans De Keulenaer

The Prospect's Protest and The MarketingExperiments' Creed - 0 views

  • Yesterday, during one of our most widely attended webclinics ever, Dr. Mcglaughlin passionately talked about marketing to the post-modern consumer in 2008. In it, he stated a problem, puting it in the form of a protest to marketers from today’s average Internet consumer. He then proposed a response, which he put in the form of a creed, that he believes all marketers would be wise to adopt.
Hans De Keulenaer

Junta42 | IBM - The end of Advertising as we know it (PDF Download) - 0 views

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    This is a 28 page document with one very interesting point is on page 7. It shows the growth in various forms of advertising. While traditional advertising has not risen (4.4%) since 2002, new ad formats have grown over 22%. There is information about international social networking sites, internet vs television ad spending, content subscription services and the expected impact of all this on the advertising industry
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Protect Your Online Reputation | The View from Harvard Business | BNET.com - 0 views

  • In the real world, managing your reputation should be paramount. Showing up on time, being helpful to colleagues, and taking the occasional shower increase the reputation points you can leverage in any number of ways, including career advancement. Many of us spend a lot of time, if not thought, on maintaining our good rep. If you have a virtual presence, chances are you have an online reputation, too. It’s probably codified in some form. On eBay, I have a 100 percent positive feedback from 46 dealmakers, and my reviews on several consumer sites are considered, in aggregate, “somewhat” useful.
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TVA touts the green power that costs more; Solar, wind present prettier image than chea... - 0 views

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    The Tennessee Valley Authority could be generating more "alternative" energy for less cost, if only the public wasn't so enamored with wind and solar power. Methane gas, formed as human and animal waste or garbage decays, produces more power dollar for dollar. It's half as expensive as wind power and a tenth the cost of solar power, according to TVA figures. But, coming from a stinky mess, it lacks appeal to the rate-paying public. TVA depends on ratepayers' choosing to pay extra to help fund alternative energy sources. "From a marketing viewpoint, it's hard to promote," said Jim Keiffer, TVA senior vice president of marketing. ... That's why TVA's program, Green Power Switch, available through distributors including Nashville Electric Service, requires that at least half the energy it creates come from the favorites: solar and wind.
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