Effective Marketing in the Customer Experience Economy

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

Many marketing professionals are too busy to read all the articles they are interested in, but often tend to be able to spare 5-20 minutes watching and/or listening to a video containing education and/or inspiration about marketing.

So as a test I have launched Marketingboss TV. Initially you will find a number of videos covering numerous topics that might be relevant to any marketer.

Go visit the Marketingboss TV Channel here

The plan is to add 5-10 new videos each week, so do check back frequently , or even better, sign-up as a member - it is free of course.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I came across this site, which allows you to compare websites and even research which sites are benefiting the most from keyword phrases of interest.

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There are several site comparison offerings out there. Which one might be the most dependable? I do not know. However apart from basic site comparison functionality, Compete offer a new “Search Analytics” tool, which can help you understand which sites are drawing the most traffic from each keyword phrase and how important different phrases are to each site generating high quality traffic.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

In the illustration you will see that the keyword “marketing” is attracting a lot of traffic to managementhelp.org. Interestingly the German portal Marketing-Boerse.de is placed at #12, and the google.de as #19 (why that is – I have no idea).

The best introduction written and published in the Marketingboss Forum by January 31st. 2008, wins a credit card control in stainless steel designed and manufactured by Corpus Copenhagen.

All you have to do is to introduce yourself to the community.

Click here to go to the introduction forum

Click here to use the introduction template

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A number of different (marketing) sources have published their 5, 8, 10 or even more key predictions for marketing in 2008. eMarketer's ten key predictions for 2008 addresses primarily online marketing. And here they are;

• Online Ads Remain Resilient

• Video Surge Slows

• Social Network Advertising Hits $1.6 Billion

• Networking Goes Beyond MySpace and Facebook

• YouTube Decides the Election

• Beijing Olympics Pumps Up Ad Spending

• Buy Online, Pick Up In-Store Becomes Expected Feature

• Movie Downloading Hits the Mainstream

• Music Marketers Roll Out New Business Models

• Dynamic Ads Heighten Gaming Revenue Potential
  
  

If you want to real the full story, you can find it at emarketers website: