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[...] on and off line marketing campaigns. It is mostly used to calculate the relative cost of a marketing campaign on a given medium. Basically, it consists in determining how much a thousand impression of [...]

[...] (yay!) This Monday, please welcome our very first American blogger Megan, founder of Bohemian Trails. This travel blog not only has HUGE social media communities, but also pretty incredible [...]

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[...] to specialize in press relations, digital content, social media, and other variants of digital marketing. The fact that these solutions are costly is not in fact an issue, regarding the amount of [...]

[...] television, billboards, print, etc.), I believe it is not relevant as a standalone metric in digital marketing. CPM does not take context into account As previously mentioned, CPM is exclusively a [...]

[...] Content Marketing budgets. Most used channels. Most efficient channels. Challenges faced by B2B marketers. 2. Results Out of every fact presented in the report, a few really stand out. For all the [...]

[...] , Advertisers, Influencers). I’d like to draw your attention to in this article regarding influencer marketing. Users Internet users purchase products on the Internet on a daily basis. More and more [...]

[...] volumes, and low impression costs. Even though this metric makes perfect sense for traditional marketing (radio, television, billboards, print, etc.), I believe it is not relevant as a [...]

[...] over others, in order to maximize their marketing efforts (who can blame them?). From traditional marketing, advertisers have inherited that volume wins over quality. This is why we come across [...]