• ONLINE SPIN
    Get Ready For December Insanity
    Get ready for December, which can be one of the most trying months for any media planner or sales rep.
  • ONLINE SPIN
    A Stocking Stuffer: Holiday Advertising
    As everyone knows, the holiday season is upon us and with it comes the annual surge in e-commerce.
  • ONLINE SPIN
    Want to Be on the ''A'' List?
    Well I'm writing to you prior to the holiday as I'm cramming out a request for proposal (RFP) and quite honestly am thinking of getting the heck out of work to my Thanksgiving already. I may be a bit masochistic, but I'm thankful for the life I've had in this nutty industry.
  • ONLINE SPIN
    Are You Sirius?
    I think you'd have to be living under a rock if you haven't heard about Sirius.
  • ONLINE SPIN
    Giving Thanks on Thanksgiving
    Tomorrow is Thanksgiving, and since I know that most of you have either left for the day or are reading this with dreams of cranberry sauce, turkey, and stuffing dancing on your plate, it might be a great chance for a slightly more light-hearted column.
  • ONLINE SPIN
    Remember That Integration Thing?
    "Integration" was the hot buzzword of two years ago.
  • ONLINE SPIN
    Tyranny of the Minority?
    My colleague, Tom Hespos, kicked up a little dirt this week in his column about the increasing sway that seemingly small numbers of people have on the current state of debate regarding content in media.
  • ONLINE SPIN
    Forget 2005 - Are We Ready for Christmas?
    I'm not talking about getting your shopping completed early, everyone. I'm talking about the kind of marketing and operations surge that industry insiders are warning about in the next 30 days.
  • ONLINE SPIN
    Forecast Bright for Holiday Shopping
    If you're like me, you probably had a heck of a busy week with business and industry events including Ad:Tech and the MITX Awards show. On the weekends I try and pick up the slack in my personal life.
  • ONLINE SPIN
    Philosophy of Targeting the Masses Versus the Individual
    Is advertising and marketing the sole domain of the marketers or is it possible that advertising and marketing is now the focus of the masses?
« Previous Entries