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  • Edmunds.com Launches First-Ever Integrated Campaign/ MediaPost/7.9.12

    "The point of the new integrated campaign for the Santa Monica, Calif.-based company is that real people (albeit people with cars for heads) do the writing, research, reviews, chats, customer assistance and product comparisons at the site." Read more>

  • An Emphasis on Fun for Language Learners/New York Times/6.19.12

    Rosetta Stone is now "expanding its marketing vocabulary with a new campaign that stresses the delight language learners can feel more than the mechanics of the method." Read more>

  • Kaplan Thaler Named One of AdAge's Best Places to Work/Advertising Age/3.26.12

    Kaplan Thaler Is No. 14 on Advertising Age’s 2012 Best Places to Work in Marketing & Media. Read more>

  • Auto-Industry Ads Score at the Super Bowl/Wall Street Journal/2.6.12

    A few of our folks from the Kaplan Thaler Group shared their reactions to the Super Bowl ads with the Wall Street Journal. Read more>

  • Twitter Crowns Wendy’s Promo As ‘Most Retweeted’ In 2011/Wall Street Journal/12.8.11

    "Where’s the retweet? Apparently it’s with Wendy’s Co....The tweet, a promoted message that Wendy’s paid for, appeared during Father’s Day and read: “RT for a good cause. Each retweet sends 50c to help kids in foster care. #TreatItFwd.” The ad was part of an annual promotion that the fast-food chain does to raise money for Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption." Read more>

BLAH BLAH BLOG

Mobile, Olympics in the News

Over the course of the 2012 Olympics, we’ve been discussing how mobile is the defining factor for marketers in this year’s games. From taking broadcasting to a new level, to allowing fans to communicate with each other regardless of location, … Continue reading Read more> 8.10.2012

Gold-Medal Mobile CRM Lessons from the 2012 Olympics

By Danny Flamberg, Managing Director, Digital Strategy and CRM The Summer Olympics are here and myriad marketers have been calling this year’s games the “Social Olympics.” But, they’re really the MOBILE games. What makes our 2012 games different from all … Continue reading Read more> 8.2.2012