AdAge revealed recently that the New York Times reported a steep 17.9% decline in ad revenues for July. Not unexpected, as many print behemoths are getting pummeled in this economy. (See related post “Is Digital Marketing Killing Magazine Ads”) However, NYTimes.com and the company’s other online efforts grew only .9% in July, compared to double [...]
15 Email Statistics That Are Shaping The Future
I just finished an invigorating panel discussion at the Marketing Profs Digital Marketing Mixer. Moderated by Aaron Kahlow from Online Marketing Summit, the session was titled “What Your Customers Really Think of Your Email Program.” (click here for the presentation at Slideshare) I was joined on the panel by Katrina Anderson of iPost, and Annie [...]
Pre-Conference Guide: Marketing Profs Digital Marketing Mixer
Headed to Scottsdale for the Marketing Profs Digital Marketing Mixer? I wrote a guide with everything you need to know - from an Arizona resident. Tips, tricks, booze, and the whole scoop. I’ll be speaking on the “What Email Subscribers Really Want” panel Wednesday, October 22 at 9am. See you soon, jason baer Download Marketing [...]
Why PPC is about to skyrocket – and then CRASH
Times are tough. But one area that is ready to soar is pay-per-click search marketing (PPC). That most measurable and controllable of digital marketing opportunities, PPC looks like a no-brainer in this economy. Have you called a newspaper lately and asked them if they’ll charge you per phone call generated? Even with ad sales down [...]
Amp Up Email Results with Honeymoon Segmentation
Subscribers to your email list are most likely to open, click, forward to a friend, and buy in the first 30-60 days after joining the list. This is the Honeymoon and you need to use it to boost your email results – especially in the 4th quarter holiday shopping season. This chart from Marketing Sherpa [...]






