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August 19, 2005

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» Should Ad Agencies Blog? from Shig Odani Blog
Adrants touts the benefits of a blog as a marketing tool for ad agencies. Joseph Jaffe thinks, and I agree, that agencies could do a better job with channels that are already available to them, such as e-mail newsletters and [Read More]

» Agencies and Blogs from Fuel Games Blog
Joe Jaffe, along with AdRants and some other sites, have been talking about whether agencies should have blogs. We don’t really call ourselves an agency, but we’ve been known to roll wit’ da agency homies, so here’s our thinkin... [Read More]

» Ad Agency blogging from Shig Odani Blog
I wrote this post on whether or not blogs would be a good marketing tool for ad agencies, while I forgot to mention that my previous employer, Greater Than One has a blog that has links to a lot of [Read More]

» ExactTarget offers PSP from Shig Odani Blog
To continue the discussion (also by Joseph Jaffe) about ad agency promotion tactics ranging from blogging and whitepapers to newsletters and simply keeping their corporate websites up to date, I'd like to point out a promotion that ExactTarget, an e-mail [Read More]

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