And that's all it is, comedians making jokes. I've worked with multiple companies in a marketing position, and not a single one of them employs less than moral tactics. And at the end of the day, marketers respond to market trends and demand, because they're interested in one of many things, (such as increased brand awareness, loyalty or sales) and all of them are positive results for the company. Selling arsenic to a baby (a joke I know, extreme example to prove a point), would not be good for the company.
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Showing posts with label Marketing. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
Bill Hicks on Marketing: "Go Kill Yourself"
And that's all it is, comedians making jokes. I've worked with multiple companies in a marketing position, and not a single one of them employs less than moral tactics. And at the end of the day, marketers respond to market trends and demand, because they're interested in one of many things, (such as increased brand awareness, loyalty or sales) and all of them are positive results for the company. Selling arsenic to a baby (a joke I know, extreme example to prove a point), would not be good for the company.
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Marketing
Friday, June 22, 2012
Ever wonder when the best times to publish your content so the maximum target audience receives the message? Mashable just posted a handy guide outlining the best and worst times for different social media channels.
I noticed that there was no timestamp on the article though...
I noticed that there was no timestamp on the article though...
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#RDBlog,
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internet,
Internet Marketing,
LinkedIn,
Marketing,
Mashable,
Paul Durdle,
RDBlog,
SEM,
SEO,
Social Media,
Tumblr,
Twitter
Thursday, March 8, 2012
Why is everyone so afraid of demo/geo targeting?
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| Target: acquired. |
Either way, people as always, fear some conspiracy of an invasion of privacy for less than good intentions.
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