January Wrap-Up
At Marketing News, we try to keep up with the rapidly expanding social media world. Our blog readership has grown almost two-fold since August, and it will only continue to grow!
(By the way, we have over 3,800 RSS subscribers now. Thanks for reading!)
(By the way, we have over 3,800 RSS subscribers now. Thanks for reading!)
So, we have a new feature for you. At the beginning of each month, we're going to highlight some of the more active posts from the previous month. It's a great way to join our ever-growing conversation.
Without further ado, here are some of the best January MNblog posts:
We wrote about Brad Bortner, a Forrester principal analyst, who predicted more top brands will use social media as a way to do market research.
There must be a lot of coffee drinkers among you, as you all jumped on this post I wrote about Howard Schultz's return to Starbucks as CEO. Let's see what happens with this one.
2008: The year iTunes died? I knew that headline would get your attention, and it did. A great conversation followed.
Here's a post about calls-to-action in outdoor ads. What calls you to action?
Fellow staffer Elisabeth Sullivan blogged about a cross-promotional TV spot for HP and the new Jumper movie.
We had our first-ever guest blogger, Danielle Ginty, from iDNA, who wrote about marketing in the developing world.
Finally, here's a post I wrote about McDonald's Corp. pulling the plug on a report card promo it did with the Seminole County school system in Florida. You had strong opinions on this one, as it sparked a lively debate.
Without further ado, here are some of the best January MNblog posts:
We wrote about Brad Bortner, a Forrester principal analyst, who predicted more top brands will use social media as a way to do market research.
There must be a lot of coffee drinkers among you, as you all jumped on this post I wrote about Howard Schultz's return to Starbucks as CEO. Let's see what happens with this one.
2008: The year iTunes died? I knew that headline would get your attention, and it did. A great conversation followed.
Here's a post about calls-to-action in outdoor ads. What calls you to action?
Fellow staffer Elisabeth Sullivan blogged about a cross-promotional TV spot for HP and the new Jumper movie.
We had our first-ever guest blogger, Danielle Ginty, from iDNA, who wrote about marketing in the developing world.
Finally, here's a post I wrote about McDonald's Corp. pulling the plug on a report card promo it did with the Seminole County school system in Florida. You had strong opinions on this one, as it sparked a lively debate.
