We have entered into an age where almost everyone depends on the Internet to support his or her daily needs. Whether it’s to look up directions to a new restaurant or to chat online with an old friend, we’re constantly using the Internet. Let’s face it; we’d be lost without the web. It’s interesting to [...]
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advertising, Facebook, Internet, Internet marketing, marketing, Social Media, Social Networking, Twitter, YouTube
Last week Google launched AdWords’ Remarketing, which is basically a new way for a company to stalk a potential customer with an ad until she caves and buys.
It works like this: A potential customer followed an ad from a paid Google search listing, but while on the page of that site, she decides not to [...]
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This morning I spent a few minutes moving bags filled with obviously unwanted phone books from our building’s entrance way. (See picture below.) As I moved the bags I couldn’t help but ask myself, “Who still uses these books? How much did they cost to print? How many trees were cut down to produce enough [...]
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UncategorizedThe 451 Team compiled the following list of the top social media strategists. We admire their work and look forward to what they’re going to come up with in 2010. This is not a comprehensive list of the great social media strategists out there, so we invite you to contribute with the names of any [...]
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advertising, marketing, new media, public relations, Social Media, Social Media Marketing, social media strategists
If you own a business you probably have a website (if you don’t, get one…fast!). If you have a website, then you have undoubtedly heard the term “SEO”. Well, what exactly is “SEO”? It’s a question I ask people regularly and I am still amazed at the myriad answers that I receive. The simple answer [...]
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451 Marketing, advertising, Boston public relations, branding, SEO, Social Media, Social Media Marketing, Web 2.0I often get asked to force-fit our agency into predetermined labels. For instance, I was recently signing up for an event and was asked the question: “Are you an advertising agency, a public relations agency, an interactive agency, a social media agency, or a marketing agency?” I had to choose one, so I chose “marketing [...]


