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Member Since April 12, 2007
43, Male, Israel

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How do I increase my ROI in marketing campaigns?

Hi Nick, The first step in ncreasing your marketing ROI (if you haven't done this already) is in defining the metric(s) by which you'll judge marketing effectiveness. This variable might be sales ...

Submitted by Uriah 1 year ago

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Do you think TV commercials are needed today?

TV Commercials, particularly for special events like the Super Bowl, The Academy Awards or The Olympics, provide a much greater reach (ie., number of people viewing), than any web broadcast. Even a TV ...

Submitted by Uriah 1 year ago

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I’ve been in marketing for almost a decade and one ...

Hi Nick, Public Relations is one way to reach the gatekeepers directly while they read articles about your company. Pay-Per-Click advertising is also direct. If you have a few important decision ...

Submitted by Uriah 1 year ago

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Advertising rates

Hi Frankie, Advertising pricing does vary, but generally, more is charged for the back cover and the inside first cover. You also should charge more for back inside cover, but less than the back cover ...

Submitted by Uriah 1 year ago

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How do advertising vendor progams work ie,. Radio ...

With advertising vendor programs, the vendor creates a co-op advertising budget enabling retailers to earn discounts on their advertising costs by including the vendor's products and logos. Vendor ...

Submitted by Uriah 2 years ago

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Which urinal?

One that looks/smells cleaner, if there is a hygiene issue. And if not, then one of the ends in the corner or the end of the row, so that you can only get one person next to you (but that's a personal ...

Submitted by Uriah 3 years ago

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Why do people answer questions? What is the ...

No, we don't get paid to answer questions, but it does give a good feeling to know that we have helped someone else solve, discover or understand something. In that sense, it's like volunteering.

Submitted by Uriah 3 years ago

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