Paid search proves effective platform in retail campaigns
Marketers looking to boost their retail revenue may discover paid search campaigns find the right consumers.
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Marketers looking to boost their retail revenue may discover paid search campaigns find the right consumers.
Marketers may soon have the chance to get product reviews from Facebook’s more than 500 million users to help them generate sales.
Marketing Charts reports that a Packaged Facts study shows 12- to 17-year olds’ spending will rise to $208.7 billion in 2011.
When Google Wave was unveiled last year, the complex communication platform offered marketers ad placements and the ability to join in consumer conversations in real time – seemingly ideal for driving word-of-web referals.
Compete’s Smartphone Intelligence Survey shows checking social sites is now routine for mobile device owners.
Google Places is letting entrepreneurs respond to user reviews to supplement the good and counteract the bad word-of-web brand chatter on the site.
Marketers should take note of how the Home Shopping Network is using the popularity of the upcoming movie, Eat Pray Love, to cultivate an audience for its products.
A Minnesota law that went into effect on August 1 targets marketers who use deceptive locally targeted directory listings and paid search ads.
A new report from eMarketer suggests mobile video growth could present marketers a prime opportunity to reach a broad audience of American consumers.
With the economy on the mend, it seems city officials are looking to present their municipalities as flourishing lands of job opportunity, and the first positions to be filled are those held by marketers who will rebrand these regions.