Marketing Day: November 8, 2012

Here’s our daily recap of what happened in online marketing today, as reported on MarTech and other places across the web. From Marketing Land: Nielsen: Facebook Users Spending 30 Minutes Less There Now Than 6 Months Ago Facebook is still tops when it comes to how much its average users spends on the site, but […]

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Here’s our daily recap of what happened in online marketing today, as reported on MarTech and other places across the web.

From Marketing Land:

  • Nielsen: Facebook Users Spending 30 Minutes Less There Now Than 6 Months Ago

    Facebook is still tops when it comes to how much its average users spends on the site, but that time has declined by nearly a half-hour over the past six months. My assumption is that you can blame mobile for that. The numbers are from Nielsen’s Top 10 web brands list for September 2012. Nielsen […]

  • Delicious Offers Sneak Peek At Upcoming Redesign

    Having already made some incremental updates to the service, Delicious is prepping a more substantial redesign and is now offering a preview of what’s to come. The sneak peek is available at demo.delicious.com, but Delicious warns that it’s a work-in-progress and doesn’t have all of the existing site’s features. Here’s a screenshot of the home […]

  • Beyond The Campaign: Exploring Next Steps

    So, you’ve chosen your ad types, written creative, ran and optimized your campaign. What’s next? Evaluating Success It’s a fairly straightforward process to decide if your campaign was successful. Did you get fans? Conversions? Sign ups? Did you fulfill your campaign’s original goals? That should be easy to measure. The optimization strategies outlined in my […]

  • Survey: 50 Percent Are Sharing Coupons, Mobile Ads Via Smartphones

    Social marketing provider RadiumOne this morning released the results of a survey of US consumers about their mobile habits. There’s not a great deal of new information in the survey but it reaffirms the growing importance of mobile in the consumer purchase cycle — a basic fact that many marketers still seem not to fully […]

  • Leaving Las Vegas… with Expert Marketing Tactics! Last Chance to Save $300 on Marketing Land’s Social Media Conference

    SMX Social Media Marketing Early Bird rates expire this Saturday, November 10. Register now and save on all pass options! Join us December 5-6 in Las Vegas for: Expert speakers dealing out jackpot-winning tactics on paid, earned and owned social media. High roller keynotes from Twitter’s safety team lead Del Harvey, and Vic Gundotra, head […]

  • To Google Play or Not to Google Play? That is the Android App Store Question

    How much thought have you put into deciding which app store you should publish your Android app in? If the answer is none, don’t panic; you are not alone. Although many marketers are aware of alternative app stores, many don’t know the advantages of using these additional app stores. The vast amounts of app developers initially opt […]

  • Twitter Cards: How Savvy Marketers Get More Out Of Twitter

    Although Twitter has been around for a long time, there are still many people who do not know what Twitter Cards are. Well, good news everyone: by the time you are finished reading this post, you will! Let me start out with a comparison. For Google, there are meta tags, for Facebook, there are Open […]

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Matt McGee
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Matt McGee joined Third Door Media as a writer/reporter/editor in September 2008. He served as Editor-In-Chief from January 2013 until his departure in July 2017. He can be found on Twitter at @MattMcGee.

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