Editor's Comment: Brands face a tough social-media choice
02 May 2012 | by Noelle McElhatton
When few brands have signed up to advertise on the 'next big thing' in social, it's tempting to judge that site a commercial failure.
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ferociously. The consumer has so many choices, so we need to make sure we make the hard ones. One choice ...
When few brands have signed up to advertise on the 'next big thing' in social, it's tempting to judge that site a commercial failure.
, and what choices they can make in response. Second, there is a broader lesson here for industry about ...
with business to reinforce responsible and sensible lifestyle choices and eating balanced diets would be much ...
choices making the "toy boy, androgenous" look a popular statement for these women. In terms of brands ...
-winning movie director Nick Gordon to direct a film inspired by the concept of choice. Viewers were able ...
choices in relation to the industry'. It also asks for agencies to come up with suggestions on how ...
products will be lower calorie choices Subway has committed to offer five out of its nine Low Fat ...
was told by a client that he had a choice: he could spend money on the campaign, or on painting the call ...
is what good brands do. The error lies in the choice of words: "Dow was never there." Then who was ...
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