Neuromarketing Study; Facebook Ads to Reflect 'What's On Your Mind'

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March 24, 2010 News Today's News Articles ARF Project to Study Neuromarketing Vendors Brain scans and EEG are ad industry's latest toys - er, tools. Susan Kuchinskas  |  Trends  |  Full story  |  Print version Will Facebook Ads Soon Reflect 'What's On Your Mind?' Around 1 percent of users will see promos based on status updates and wall posts. Christopher Heine  |  Social Media  |  Full story  |  Print version Yahoo Aims for Brand Ad Dollars with New Search Feature Search Direct provides instant search info and will provide new opportunities for advertisers. Jack Marshall  |  Paid Search  |  Full story  |  Print version Study Measures Impact of 'Cocaine Monkey' Message on Voters Study aims to prove a 2010 congressional campaign's Web ads helped sway voters away from the opponent. Kate Kaye  |  Politics & Advocacy  |  Full story  |  Print version Gilt Groupe Deals For Decorati One high-end e-commerce brand purchases another, as daily deals niche keeps bubbling. Christopher Heine  |  Social Commerce  |  Full story  |  Print version RSS  |  App   Advertisement Online testing, targeting, and personalization best practices Creating sites that stick using analytics This webcast and guide will review: - Steps to create an optimization roadmap for your site - 8 testing best practices from The Washington Post - Using Adobe Test&Target to increase RPV by 11% Download Now Today's Experts Columns Check In Before Users Check Out A missed opportunity at an airport restaurant provides five location-based lessons for marketers. Michael Della Penna  |  Community Management  |  Full story  |  Print version Sponsorships Made to Engage Consumers have a more favorable view of advertisers that blend into the content experience, rather than force an unrelated interaction. Tessa Wegert  |  Media Buying  |  Full story  |  Print version How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love 'The Daily' An in-depth look into the new daily tablet news magazine, The Daily, and what it means for brand messaging on the tablet. Andrew Solmssen  |  App Economy  |  Full story  |  Print version Is Facebook Social Marketing Really That Important? Five reasons why you shouldn't be wasting all your resources marketing on Facebook. Pace Lattin  |  Trends  |  Full story  |  Print version When Automated E-mails Attack How to elevate your e-mail efforts within your demand generation program. Simms Jenkins  |  E-mail Marketing Best Practices  |  Full story  |  Print version Working Together in a Data-Driven Environment Three defining characteristics will help platforms work together and grow the adoption of data-driven advertising in the coming year. Xuhui Shao  |  Conference Call  |  Full story  |  Print version Webcasts Upcoming Events White Papers HOW TO AVOID A SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING MAYHEM: What Today's Marketers Must Know Wednesday, March 30, 2011 1:00pm EST / 10:00am PST Improving campaign results with Search Marketing and Social Media Friday, April 8, 2011 1:00pm EDT / 10:00am PDT SES New York March 21-25, 2011 SES Shanghai May 24-25, 2011 SES Toronto June 13-15, 2011 SES San Francisco August 15-19, 2011 SES Hong Kong September 20-21, 2011 © Incisive Interactive Marketing LLC. 2011 All rights reserved. 120 Broadway, 6th Floor, New York, NY 10271 Data protection ClickZ is contacting you at the following address - getsolat.asep@blogger.com If you prefer not to receive this email, please unsubscribe. Need to change your newsletter subscription preferences and personal information? Update your details. Mail filter If your ISP filters incoming email, please add the following email address to your list of approved senders: no-replies@clickz.com. This will ensure that you receive the email alerts and newsletters to which you have subscribed. View instructions on how to approve senders. Contact us If you have any questions or comments regarding this email, please contact: newsletterhelp@clickz.com. Privacy policy View our Privacy Policy for Incisive Media