Behavioral marketing could grow from around $700 million in 2007 to roughly $10 billion in the next five years, according to Dave Morgan, the founder and former CEO of Tacoda, speaking at the OMMA Behavioral conference on Monday.
By Mark Simon, Vice President of Industry Relations, Didit July 17, 2008
The biggest recent news item you might have missed is the death of eBay's Online Media Exchange. First articulated in 2005 by maverick marketer Julie Roehm -- who ran marketing for Chrysler at the time -- the Exchange was meant to be an online marketplace for ad spots on radio and cable TV, modeled after NASDAQ. eBay announced its intentions to run a pilot in 2006, launched it in '07, and killed the program this June.
By Melissa Campanelli, Editor-In-Chief, eM+C Magazine July 21, 2008
The fact that Congress is in the throes of those lazy, hazy days of summer is not stopping its desire to delve into the issue of online privacy legislation.
What do leatherback turtles, burning forests and Harrison Ford all have in common?
They're the key components of some very successful marketing campaigns launched by Conservation International, a nonprofit organization missioned to protect the richest regions of plant and animal diversity in 34 international biodiversity hot spots, wilderness areas and marine ecosystems.
The holiday season is always a sprint for retailers. And just as a runner wouldn't run a marathon without training months beforehand, retailers need to have...