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From: "sneaking" <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 22 May 2007 09:47:40 -0300

News Releases Warming Investors Up On GPSI

Global Pay Solutions Inc.
Symbol: GPSI
Close: $0.031

Recent news releases have excited investors. Heavy trading pushed share
prices up to highs of $0.08 (UP 266%). Closing at $0.031 (UP 3%) we
expect to see more traffic and prices shooting up all week. This one is
getting started. Don't miss it. Get on GPSI first thing Tuesday!

Actually, before I go over the insights from those two articles, has
anybody else noticed an increase in the use of the word "delight" when
talking about all things marketing?
This trend, combined with the dramatic growth rate of in-store and
out-of-home advertising, creates a sizable opportunity for a select
group of companies.
While Neff's examples focus on annoying TV commercials, the crux of his
argument is this: consumers zap ads because they don't like them.
Of course, there could be dozens of other reasons why traditional media
buyers and planners aren't embracing retail media at the rate we'd like
them to.
But content creators have the toughest job of all: adhering to the
increasingly strict req Deploy field marketers, not activators.
She took her necklace off and put it on a hook. According to the writeup
at law. Despite experiments with serving ads in traditional media, they
are arguably venturing into uncharted territory. However, the Columbia
research did find that for a small minority of voters, advertising was
highly influential and highly effective - but not for the people or the
reason we might think.
For evidence, look no further than the introduction by Editor-in-Chief
Tim Manners, who makes the clear distinction between consumer and
shopper insights on the very first page. "  From time-to-time, I get the
feeling that some brands and retailers still feel that way about retail
media.
If the industry can pull that off, then why stop there?
Your heart, your being, your self, has been saying this to you again and
again and again and again: "Be in peace.
Thus, it's a good medium for sales-oriented messages with a clear
call-to-action, rather than the brand awareness content often shown on
TV.
As an added bonus, the new tools and companies that crop up to service
the UGC economy will improve local ad sales too, bringing additional
relevance to your place-based media.
" People will say, "I accomplished this, I went there.
Tens of millions of consumers use one of the big three search engines
every day.
There is a resilience, there is an understanding, there is a strength to
every human being.
Given the large scope of these four roles, companies aiming to provide
these services are in for a real challenge, especially if they hope to
woo the best brands, advertisers and signage networks. and if they
don't, no big deal, just keep creating.
In other words, NPS teaches you to treat existing customers as a unique
and influential psychographic group.
Try to understand where the idea of peace came from.
By now, most people know that standard TV commercials aren't likely to
perform well when simply replayed in-store. This is the greatest miracle
that you will ever witness. A number of high-profile digital signage
networks actually use this kind of configuration, turning the commercial
breaks into additional airtime they can sell to local or national
marketers.
This trend, combined with the dramatic growth rate of in-store and
out-of-home advertising, creates a sizable opportunity for a select
group of companies.
What this number tells us is that a large number of people may enter a
retail venue with a good idea of the problem that they have, but not
necessarily the best solution for it. Marketers don't fully pay for the
damage they do when people hate their ads, or necessarily reap all the
benefit when people like them.
The emphasis on "think" and "feel" is the author's, and it's the most
important part of the whole argument. Is it really the breaking down of
the car that can destroy a day?
To me, in-store seems to be the ideal environment for this kind of
promotion, given the great target specificity and contextual relevancy
that the media has.
Tens of millions of consumers use one of the big three search engines
every day.
This concept has been applied to everything from internal job
satisfaction to nationwide advertising campaigns to see where companies
are doing a good job, and where there's room for improvement. However,
savvy content creators will probably want to take it into account when
producing product-centric spots. Judge Batts rejected this argument,
however, saying the exemption "has no application" to the networks'
infringement claims.
With that said, there are plenty of marketers who have avoided this
trap, instead finding ways to reach their promoters as part of
traditional advertising campaigns. Everything else is a reflection.
It certainly seems like it happens all the time, and there are a large
number of websites dedicated to ranting about terrible TV spots. What
can we retail media folk take away from all of this? A crow was flying
by, saw the necklace shining in the sun, and flew off with it. For
example, one of the prime targets for public service signage networks
are not-for-profit gathering places like train stations, museums and
libraries.