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Ask Questions with Childlike Persistence
from dave's blog
As any parent with young children will tell you, kids have no problem asking questions. Even the simplest declaration can set off an avalanche of inquiries that would make the most experienced journalist proud. They leave no possibility unexplored and are committed to revealing every detail.
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Moms' Preferred Brand Communication Channel is (wait for it) Email
BizReport
According to a recent survey by full-service ad agency Brunner, women with children age 12 and under living at home find time to  check their email accounts regularly. In fact, of the 400 or so women surveyed a whopping 96% check their inbox at least once a day.
Furthermore, 80% look forward to checking their email.
"This is great news for marketers because, despite information overload, email marketing continues to be a viable channel to engage moms," said Ken Johns, SVP, Director of 1:1 for Brunner.
"When brands understand what moms' prefer, they have the opportunity to build trust, stronger relationships and ultimately drive them to take action." READ MORE
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The Seven Secrets of Running a Wildly Popular Blog
Copyblogger
Did you ever wonder why some blogs attract tons of readers and others don't?  Of course you've wondered. We all have. Because if you're reading this blog, you almost certainly have a blog of your own. You think it's great, and you want lots of other people to think it's great too. So what's the answer? Why do some blogs become more popular than others? There are lots of reasons why people flock to certain blogs, but I think one of the most important is that popular blogs are written by popular people - the sort of people who attract others. READ MORE |
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Two New Facebook Scams Make the Rounds [WARNING]
Mashable
Hot on the heels of the Coca-Cola Facebook scam, which promised to reveal the "truth" about Coca-Cola (but in reality simply aimed to get a hold of your personal info), are two more spreading via Facebook status updates.
The first one contains the message: "OMG!! Guys, you have to see this: This mother went to jail for taking this pic of her son," with a link to a page that tricks you into sharing the story with your Facebook( ) buddies. Once you've done that, the page will take you to a survey designed to take your personal info. READ MORE |
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