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Five questions your marketing team should be asking about location-based technology

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Some forms of marketing are fairly black-and-white: Company A emails a coupon to Customers A to Z, who can then use it to take 10 percent off of their next purchase. Or perhaps a restaurant launches a campaign of print, TV and social media marketing to advertise a new selection of entrees. Travel and hospitality: 33%.

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Five questions your marketing team should be asking about location-based technology

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Some forms of marketing are fairly black-and-white: Company A emails a coupon to Customers A to Z, who can then use it to take 10 percent off of their next purchase. Or perhaps a restaurant launches a campaign of print, TV and social media marketing to advertise a new selection of entrees. Travel and hospitality: 33%.

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What a Brand Advocate Is and Why Your Company Needs One

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Word of mouth has always been something important in marketing. Traditional advertising is still powerful, but it is based on what a company intends to transmit. Among all advertising possibilities, people’s opinion is certainly worth much more than paid campaigns. We are in the age of influencers, after all.

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7 Questions Marketers Should Ask About Native Content

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With news outlets like Forbes, The Washington Post, and even the New York Times welcoming brand journalism with native advertising opportunities, marketers need to be careful that they aren’t misleading or blurring the lines between “real journalism” and straight advertising. Action-oriented (buy, download). Sounds easy?

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