Posts Tagged ‘advertising’

Manufacturing Principles Yield Better Product Publicity

If you’re a manufacturer or distributor and want more OEM sales opportunities: pay attention. Most companies are I-centric with their “advertising” and try to tell their whole story instead of focusing on the problems of potential customers. I’m using advertising as a generic term for publicity too. The first manufacturing principle that a design engineer…

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Product News Produces Maximum Marketing Leverage

If you’re in the market for a new car, “Motor Trend Car of the Year” carries a lot of weight. The influence of editorial is universal and applies equally for those of us involved with industry and technology. “The Research & Development Top 100” awards and similar editorial  “product reviews” have a great deal of…

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Is Fake Web Traffic Costing You a Fortune?

The cover story on Bloomberg Businessweek was entitled, “Fake web traffic will cost companies more than $6 billion this year. An exclusive investigation into the bots that ate your ad budget.” Then you flip to the article itself and see another headline, “Marketers thought the web would allow perfectly targeted ads. Hasn’t worked out that…

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