Marketing 'dating agency' targets London professionals
Professionals in the creative industries in London are being targeted by a new marketing “dating agency”
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Marketing ‘dating agency’ targets London professionals
Professionals in the creative industries in London are being targeted by a new marketing “dating agency” aimed at matchmaking marketing professionals with companies seeking their services.
Marketing ‘dating agency’ targets London professionals
Professionals in the creative industries in London are being targeted by a new marketing “dating agency”
First Chip and PIN payment app to launch on smartphones
CreditCall is developing a payment app called CardEase Mobile that allows fully secured Chip & PIN (EMV) or magnetic-stripe transactions to take place on BlackBerry and other smartphones becoming available in autumn 2010 from the usual online resources.
Google displays 'streaming search' results as users type
Google is testing out a new ‘streaming search’ feature that displays search results to users as they type.
Google displays ‘streaming search’ results as users type
Google is testing out a new ‘streaming search’ feature that displays search results to users as they type.
Google displays ‘streaming search’ results as users type
Google is testing out a new ‘streaming search’ feature that displays search results to users as they type.
Guest comment: Long Term Loyalty in the Digital Age
Ian Hitt, MD of the leading multi-channel marketing service provider, Epsilon International, illustrates how digital lifecycle campaigns can retain and reactivate customer relationships, during different product stages. Nowadays, marketers place a great deal of importance upon ‘real-time’ interaction, as there are countless opportunities to engage with audiences online. This comment piece focuses on how long … [Read more…]
Web users 'find ads annoying'
Less than one-fifth (17%) of internet users think online advertising is appealing and has an impact, according to a new survey.
Web users ‘find ads annoying’
Less than one-fifth (17%) of internet users think online advertising is appealing and has an impact, according to a new survey.