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Back when I was in business school, just a wee lass interning for a consulting firm, one of my first assignments was to deliver a presentation on the value of social media. I had to prove why something like Twitter was actually of any use in this industry, and explain how we would leverage it to promote our company.

At the time, it was a bit of a tall order.

[ad_1] Promotion was easy in the 1960s. Advertise on one of THREE networks. The one local newspaper. Maybe one of the few radio shows. Things have changed a bit since then. We’re talking thousands of channels. Multiple devices. A never-ending Long Tail. Not to mention, technological disruption that (a) erodes,...

[ad_1] Your open rates decline. Click rates, falling.‘Subscriber recency’ sets in, resulting in declining performance across the board.So what now?You send more email. And at first, it pays off handsomely. The increased frequency – at volume – works at first. And then? Over optimization. People ignore. Complain....

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[ad_1] The fear of Big Brother Only 1% of consumers trust advertisers with their data. This finding isn’t inherently all that surprising. Almost since the inception of the internet, at least for the last 10-15 years, web users have feared handing over their data. Turns out, people can...