Posted by Richard Daniels on Apr 21, 2012 in Advertising | 0 comments
To know that brands must target women is great. But can you still mess up? Absolutely.
Dawn Billings, founder of The Heart Link Women’s Network, polled women small business professionals from three countries to find mistakes made by businesses when marketing to women. We have actually discussed most all of these at one time or another, but the survey further validates and substantiates that simply knowing women are your market could be more dangerous if you don’t take the extra steps to understand them.
“Women work very hard.
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Posted by Richard Daniels on Apr 17, 2012 in Advertising | 0 comments
Posted on April 15th, 2012
Pinterest, the incredibly popular online bulletin board/scrapbook/inspiration organizer now has more than 11 million unique monthly users. And according to recent numbers from Internet-monitoring firm comScore, it has more than doubled its audience over the past six months.
So, who’s using it? You guessed it. WOMEN. Eighty percent of Pinterest users are female and they are spending more time on there than Twitter, LinkedIn and Google+ combined.
The rapid growth can certainly be attributed somewhat to a higher acceptance of social networks now. But keep in mind, there are thousands of new startups in the social arena. What makes Pinterest different? As noted in an article
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Posted by Richard Daniels on Jan 9, 2012 in Advertising | 4 comments
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Posted by Richard Daniels on Dec 28, 2011 in Advertising | 4 comments
I recently ran two ads, one on Facebook and one on LinkedIn and the results couldn’t be more different.
LinkedIn now has their own Pay-Per-Click advertising called DirectAds. You may not have even noticed the ads and that’s part of the problem.
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