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The More Things Change, The More Things...Change
By Thom Villing

At times, the way the marketing profession is changing can be a bit scary. I'll admit. Sometimes technology makes me want to run for cover.

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Lori Headly

Vampires vs. Zombies: The Importance of Targeted Marketing

Lori Headley (October 17, 2011)

In the spirit of Halloween, Lori explains how a battle between two factions of the undead provides valuable insights into marketing with a limited budget.

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Andy Fuller

Everything I Needed to Know About Crisis Communications I Learned in Kindergarten

Andy Fuller (September 22, 2011)

Two high-profile brands found themselves needing to apologize recently. One mea culpa was carried out with humility and corrective action. The other only threw gasoline on the fire.

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Nathan DeSelm

The Four Biggest Threats to Ad Agencies (And Why I'm Excited for the Future)

Nathan DeSelm (October 26, 2011)

If you don't spend a lot of time reading marketing articles, you may not know this, but the advertising industry (and to a lesser degree the marketing industry as a whole) is in crisis. So why are we optimistic?

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