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Social Media Is Not Free

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You may have seen previous posts here on our blog about outsourcing social media. In case you missed it, here they are: Outsourcing your Social Media The benefits of using an agency for social media The obstacle a lot of us in the agency business come across in social media is that there’s a view [...]

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Media Two Interactive Selected as Creative Agency of Record for e-Healthcare Solutions

Media Two Interactive is excited to announce its selection as Creative Agency of Record for Ewing, NJ-based e-Healthcare Solutions Premium Advertising Network, providers of digital advertising sales representation for the most trusted names in Healthcare. Services to be provided include some re-branding initiatives as well as a website redesign. The decision comes following an RFP [...]

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Recap: Media Two at Triangle AMA Facebook Camp

In case you missed it, Media Two presented at the recent Triangle AMA Facebook camp. Here, Michael, Jon and Morgan will give you the main takeaways from their presentation on Facebook Advertising. Enjoy! For a recap on other presenters, read our liveblog of the event.

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New Radian6 feature allows more “Insights”

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When it comes to monitoring the online conversation, particularly in the social media space, there are a variety of tools we use, including Radian6. We thought it would be helpful to give a brief synopsis of some of Radian6′s most recent updates. The information below comes from a Radian6 webinar explaining their new Insights feature. Insights [...]

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TV Ownership Decline means Marketing Opportunities Rise

The article “TV ownership is shrinking but marketing opportunities are on the rise” originally was authored for The Media Briefing by CEO Michael Hubbard on May 17, 2011 and is now being reproduced below for our readers: For two decades, Americans found a reason to stock more and more of their households with TVs. According [...]

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How the World of Advertising is Like a Circus

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I just finished reading the best-selling book, Water for Elephants.  It got me thinking about how much the advertising industry has in common with a circus.  Here are my top reasons: Both are highly creative industries that require true passion from their employees. Sometimes we literally live at work, just like the circus ensemble. Beautifully [...]

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Oh Big Brother, where art thou?

Online privacy.  These two words hurdle me into defense mode, conjuring up images of some hacker genius who has managed to steal my identity and now lives my second life somewhere in the Caribbean on a really big boat.  I have a feeling I am not alone in this thought. While this is a valid [...]

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Media Buying – Explaining Rate Base vs Impressions

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Media buying in an interactive world is much different than in the traditional world – I think we all agree on that. But every month, it never fails, right around invoicing time we have questions about what was purchased via an insertion order for an online placement versus what is invoiced and what actually got delivered. These questions are great questions, especially if you’re only familiar with traditional rate bases or ratings and points.

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Media Two Welcomes Barbara Maloney

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Barbara Maloney has joined the Media Two Interactive team as a Social Media Coordinator.

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The medium is the message

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When people change the way they consume information, a lot of things start to change. I had heard the old catch-phrase “the medium is the message” before, but never really understood it until a few years ago while watching the first season of Mad Men (watch the scene on YouTube – no, really watch it [...]

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Goals, Strategy and Tactics

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When you build a marketing plan you have to start with goals, then strategy and finally tactics. Get this order wrong and everything becomes twice as hard.

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