Standard operating procedure (SOP) when it comes to marketing seems to indicate introducing the product first and foremost into the consciousness of its intended audience.
Next, SOP traditionally introduces the features and their advantages of said product against and over its competitors to further sway curiosity into purchasing power.
Finally, SOP seems to indicate that profit in [...]
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Marketing a Feeling
Top 5 Reasons to Use Mobile Marketing
So, you remember back when the internet was first becoming popular? You remember how businesses would post their information online and make a sort of brochure of themselves back in the day? And do you remember how revolutionary that was, having a website?
It’d be easy to forget. The internet has become so ubiquitous that the [...]
We’ve Got Your iPad Apps
If you haven’t had a chance to check out the iPad, Apple’s latest addition to their world famous product line, here’s a few reasons why you might want to start now. The iPad is a 9.56 x 7.47 x .5 inch, lightweight handheld device, which allows the user to do almost everything they would from [...]
Into the Breach: Retailers Need to Improve at Mobile
Let’s face it: in a world where you have to compete with the big retailers, you would want to know about one of their weaknesses, right? Not necessarily in the sense of wanting some kind of good news, but in the sense of wanting to know where the competition is weak. You need that information. [...]
Motally Totally Taken by Nokia
Usually, the talk in these here parts is about the iPhone or the Android and what Apple and Google are doing to make themselves more known in an already-saturated market. It’s easy to forget about Nokia in the midst of all this, which would be a mistake. After all, the company has 40% saturation in [...]
Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous
So, in a recent bit of news that should surprise no one, Apple’s profits are way up. The company has just posted its third quarter earnings, and reported a 78% increase in its profits. This has increased its revenue by 61%, meaning that it made $15.7 billion.
You can’t peg it on the iPhone 4 alone. [...]

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