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I Will Not Write About Old Spice

Adam Cohen

a thousand cuts :: adam cohen's blog About Blogroll Contact a thousand cuts conversations about social media and interactive marketing by adam cohen 16 JUL I Will Not Write About Old Spice Posted by: adam / Tags: Advertising , Isaiah Mustafa , Old Spice , Social Media , Television , YouTube / Comments: View Comments I will resist the urge.

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Engaging the Right Audience on LinkedIn

Adam Cohen

If this is the case, brands can combine paid ads with shared status updates as part of a regional campaign, increasing the potential effectiveness of both. These features arguably give a nod to Google+ Circles, elements of Twitter’s follow-button and sponsored stories on Facebook. Imitation is Flattery.

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10 Reasons Market Research is Critical to Social Media

Adam Cohen

Brian Solis has a terrific series starting this week on the changing marketing, advertising and communications, where he adds a 5th P: People. They (should) know how effective every ad, campaign, point-of-sale item, direct mail, email, tagline, product and other marketing investment has performed.

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Engaging the Right Audience on LinkedIn

Adam Cohen

If this is the case, brands can combine paid ads with shared status updates as part of a regional campaign, increasing the potential effectiveness of both. These features arguably give a nod to Google+ Circles, elements of Twitter’s follow-button and sponsored stories on Facebook. Imitation is Flattery.

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Micromarketing: Relationship Marketing Through Advocacy

Adam Cohen

Throughout, Greg uses many allusions or outright callouts to interactive marketing techniques – SEO, PPC, display advertising, web analytics and measurement concepts, and more. Many are already pointing to Old Spice as a prime example – but the campaign was a Super Bowl ad (does it get any more “paid media” than that?)

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