iClarity

2011-04-18T12:22:00.001-07:00

Forget Social Media ROI. Tell me- do you calculate SM ROI? http://ping.fm/mGD3t

2011-03-29T08:14:00.001-07:00

Larry Page comes back as Google CEO & says to team: Communicate in 60 words or less (about 4 tweets), let's cut red tape! Love it! http://ping.fm/Zthn6

2011-03-29T07:54:00.001-07:00

TY Johnson&Johnson for lavender sleepy time bath wash & lotion...the 1st full night of sleep in weeks. AMEN! :)

2011-02-19T05:39:00.001-08:00

Things my clients have said this week:
There's a reason we like working with you...your proficient and make it easy for us. & Dude, u rock.

Hiring - Seeking Interactive Marketing Manager

2010-10-29T09:52:00.001-07:00

Email resumes to maria@iclarityonline.com

Interactive Marketing Manager

The Interactive Marketing Manager will drive marketing strategy and initiatives that optimize online customer acquisition and growth across multiple online channels. The Interactive Marketing Manager will work with a variety of clients including but not limited to travel, technology, entertainment, lead gen, membership, financial services, ecommerce and more. As the Interactive Marketing Manager, you will have the opportunity to deliver a variety of services to clients including implementing strategy around social media marketing, display media, search marketing, email marketing and more.

This is an exciting opportunity to be on the ground floor of a S. Florida based interactive media consulting company with national and worldwide clients.

Job Responsibilities:

Overall ownership of media achieving key performance indicators
Annual, quarterly and month media planning and buying of CPA, CPC, CPM and flat rate media placements, such as networks, exchanges, premium, affiliates, etc.
Identifying, negotiating and project managing opportunities
Day-to-day ownership of key publishers, portals and technology partners
Imagining and writing creative briefs to direct agencies to develop results-oriented creative including banners, emails and landing pages
Analyze campaigns/derive actionable insights to expand programs and drive efficiency.
Weekly report-out to team including internal partners and clients on performance and optimization
Achieve spend, traffic and conversion goals for online advertising

Required Skills:

Bachelor's degree (B. A.) in marketing or like program.
Minimum 1+ years experience with digital media, agency-side or client-side
Demonstrated experience in negotiating placements and delivering against traffic and booking goals.
Strong working knowledge of interactive marketing best practices
Strong analytical skills.
Strong creative and direction skills.
Strong interpersonal, verbal and written communication skills.
Some knowledge of email marketing, social media marketing and search marketing Experience performing creative optimization and landing page analysis
Proficient with MS Excel, MS Word, MS Outlook
Experience with PowerPoint
Self-starter with ability to thrive in fast paced environment

2010-08-04T07:14:00.001-07:00

Because you're my friend, you're a VIP! Get 50% off OMS Miami tomorrow @ the Hard Rock! Use code OMSVIP50. Regi now http://bit.ly/ddw3tC

2010-07-26T13:21:00.001-07:00

Because you're my friend, fan, or follower, you're a VIP! Get 50% off OMS Miami! Use code OMSVIP50. Register here: http://bit.ly/ddw3tC

2010-06-10T12:58:00.001-07:00

Getting ready for SFIMA tonight! Successes in Social Media...http://sfima.com/ - and thanks for all the bday wishes! :)

2010-06-04T08:29:00.001-07:00

Social Media Successes, June 10th, SFIMA Mtg., http://bit.ly/Social_Media_Success (& hey, that's my birthday! :)

2010-05-04T11:34:00.001-07:00

The SFIMASummit agenda is live w/ session details & speaker bios for the day long educational event on May 14th http://bit.ly/cpN1Ci

2010-04-14T12:46:00.001-07:00

pubcon Up next in salon A, Local Search Optimization. See you there! :)

2010-04-14T10:21:00.001-07:00

pubcon 2010 SEO - Google lists high quality in-bound links as the single most important thing you can do to get better rankings.

2010-04-14T08:34:00.001-07:00

@pubcon Keynote was great. Sitting in on a social media measurement panel. Speaking about Local Search later today. Hope to see you there.

2010-04-01T04:25:00.003-07:00

Planning to attend Pubcon South in Dallas? I'm speaking there. Get 20% off when u regi with this code: rc-5509620. http://www.pubcon.com/

2010-04-01T04:25:00.001-07:00

Planning to attend Pubcon South in Dallas? I'm speaking there. Get 20% when u regi with this code: rc-5509620. http://www.pubcon.com/

2010-03-16T12:05:00.001-07:00

Facebook tops Google's traffic for a week...CNN reports. http://bit.ly/aX6MuB

2010-03-10T08:44:00.001-08:00

Hope to see you tom. night at SFIMA event, Increase Sales with Search. I'm moderating. http://www.sfima.com. Great panelists! Register now!

2010-03-08T12:17:00.001-08:00

What's in an Email Marketing Strategy?, Part I
http://bit.ly/cEQe3i

What's in An Email Marketing Strategy?, Part I

2010-03-08T12:04:00.001-08:00

What's in an email marketing strategy anyway? Email is a critical part of your communication strategy with fans. Email messages should be clear, simple and concise. Email should be written and designed for scanability and to get past junk-folder filters and into the recipients in-box. Finally, emails should be designed to catch your recipients' eyes and encourage them to take an action and engage with you, whether that's on your web site, in your social media communities, or in your place of business such as retail locations.

Your email strategy should take into consideration your target audience, your objectives, and email best practices. Emails should answer the following questions in less than 8 seconds:

1. What are you offering?

2. Why does the recipient care?

3. How do they get it?

And then there's the question of how do you actually get these messages to the in-boxes of your email list recipients. Recently, while working on an email marketing strategy for a client, I came across a good comparison of ten popular email service providers that I thought was quite helpful:
http://email-marketing-service-review.toptenreviews.com/

Stay tuned for another blog post in this "series" about how to acquire email addresses... happy emailing! :)

2010-02-25T06:28:00.001-08:00

Thanks to all who attended my OMS session about using social media for ecomm...social comm is here! Stick around for search 2day.

2010-02-24T06:29:00.001-08:00

OMS In San Deigo at the Online Marketing Summit getting ready to speak about how to use social media for ecomm

2010-02-24T06:25:00.001-08:00

OMS In San Deigo at the Online Marketing Summit getting ready to speak about how to use social media for ecomm (I know..don't lynch me)!

2010-02-24T06:23:00.001-08:00

ONS In San Deigo at the Online Marketing Summit getting ready to speak about how to use social media for ecomm (I know..don't lynch me)!

PR Nightmares Courtesy of Social Media - Why Monitoring is a Must

2010-02-22T07:07:00.001-08:00

By now, you’ve probably heard about several PR nightmares that were made possible by the power of social media. If you haven’t, allow me to recap a few examples for you involving YouTube and Twitter:

1. United Airlines
Dave Carroll’s guitar got smashed. Dave is an up and coming musician and on a United Airlines flight his $3,000 guitar was totally destroyed by the baggage handlers. He arrived in his destination city to play a gig only to find his guitar blown to smithereens. After weeks of trying to get United Airlines to reimburse him for his guitar to no avail, he wrote a little ditty about his horrific experience with United Airlines, shot a video with his band, and posted in on You Tube. For months, if you did a Google search for “United Airlines” you would find his video, “United Breaks Guitars”, on the first page of the SERP. When I last checked, the video had over 7.8 million views.

2. Domino’s Pizza
It took 30 years to build this brand and about 10 seconds to destroy it on You Tube. Some young employees at Domino’s shot a video of what they supposedly do to your pizza before you get it. Let’s just say, you would lose your appetite immediately if I told you what it was they were doing to the pizza. The video was ultimately taken offline but Domino’s was slow to respond because they did not have any social media presence. Although the video was taken down, the story lives on because when you search for Domino’s, news outlets that covered the Domino’s disaster still appear in the search results.

3. Southwest Airlines
In more recent news, Southwest had a large size passenger issue. Kevin Smith, a popular movie director, was removed from a flight for taking up more than one seat. He immediately started to Tweet about it and bash Southwest. It turns out that his negative Tweets about Southwest may have been self-serving to promote one of his upcoming movies but the fact remains that Southwest took a beating from him for several days online.

So, how does a company protect themselves from this kind of negative PR when social media sites provide instant access to a multi-million person audience?

United Airlines and Domino’s struggled with addressing their social media woes. United was very slow to respond and when they ultimately did respond, their response got far less fan fare than Dave’s video did…probably because they didn’t respond in-kind. A smart response would have been to craft their own witty video response and publish it on YouTube as well as on their own site. This likely would have generated millions of views and worked better to spread their response which was to ultimately offer to pay for Dave’s guitar. Dave turned down the payment and instead had them donate the money to charity. United has since incorporated this video into their standard training for all employees which shows me they at least understand how important customer service is to their company and what one unsatisfied customer can do to them in social media.

Domino’s didn’t fare much better. They didn’t have ANY social media presence when their YouTube video broke so they had to quickly establish a Twitter accountant and start responding to the thousands of negative Tweets about them.

Southwest probably handled their situation the best of the three examples listed here. They have a very active social media department and routinely use it to address social media issues. They became aware of Kevin’s issue within an hour and immediately they responded to him publicly, personally and to many of the other Southwest followers who were Tweeting about it.

The questions to ask yourself are:
1. Is my organization monitoring social media chatter about my product or service?
2. Are we ready to respond?
3. Do we know how to respond?

No matter what industry you’re in, the social media gorillas are Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. Beyond that, there are review sites for just about every industry today.

Here are 2 easy and free ways you can monitor chatter about your company today:
1. Set up free Google Alerts. Simply Google which topics interest you and you’ll get an alert every time these topics are mentioned. For example, Southwest could set up Google Alerts for search queries such as:
a. Southwest sucks
b. Southwest sux
c. Southwest tickets
d. Southwest seats
And so on. You can set the Alerts to come to you 1 time daily or every time a search result is available with your search query in it. Doing the latter will ensure you’re timely in your response to any negative chatter about your company.

2. Check out Twittrratr -
Full disclosure here that the site is not perfect IMO but it can help to give you an overall sense of whether you’re receiving positive, negative or neutral Tweets and you can link directly to the Tweets so you can easily respond.

Check back for more blog posts about social media monitoring in the days/weeks to come.

SFIMA Event and Tweetup After Party

2010-01-12T10:16:00.000-08:00

SFIMA - South Florida Interactive Marketing Association New speaker just announced for this Thursday's event. Its Miami Dolphins SVP of Corporate Partnerships & Integrated Media, Jim Rushton. His presentation will be on how the Dolphins win fans' hearts & wallets thru education, promotion & connection. Register now: http://bit.ly/7grlrX

Tweetup :: SFIMA Jan09 After Party Tweetup (via @sfima) #twtvite

http://twtvite.com/th7k8e/1

Exchange Business Cards automagically! TwtBizCard automatically exchanges your contact information with everyone who RSVPs to this event. Learn more at TwtBizCard.

2010-01-06T12:14:00.001-08:00

"Maternity Leave" is winding down. Getting back in the swing and prepping to speak at the Online Marketing Summit in San Diego in Feb.

How to Use Social Media to Grow Your Ecommerce Business

2009-10-29T13:41:00.000-07:00

Today I had the pleasure of speaking at the S. Florida's WECAI.org (Women in Ecommerce Association) kick-off event at the Tower Club in Fort Lauderdale. A roomful of woman (and a few good men who wiggled their way in!) learned what social media is - and is not, why they should care about social media, especially during this holiday shopping season, how to get started in social media and how to measure their social media efforts.

It was a great event and I'm honored to have been their first speaker. Here is a link to the presentation:

How To Use Social Media To Grow Your Ecommerce Business

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As a reminder, iClarity is your outsourced interactive marketing department from your VP of interactive down to your tactical implementers of strategy covering all facets of interactive marketing including but not limited to:

Web site usability
Copy writing
Email strategy and implementation
Search engine optimization
Search engine marketing
Social media marketing
Interactive media planning and buying
And more!

2009-10-27T08:59:00.001-07:00

SFIMA's Nov 12th event is at Jungle Isle in Miami on Ecommerce Optimization with MarketingExperiments. Register: http://bit.ly/4hxrg5

2009-10-26T10:26:00.001-07:00

Register now to see me speak at the Women in Ecommerce kick off event at the Tower Club on Thurs, 10/29. http://ping.fm/JQQGU

2009-10-22T20:05:00.001-07:00

Convinced there is a gremlin in my computer. Wiping out files, blowing away programs, defragged and still dragging....time to hit the hay...

2009-10-21T07:08:00.001-07:00

Hear me live today on the Internet Marketing Radio Show at noon eastern. http://www.imrshow.com

2009-10-13T10:36:00.001-07:00

Re-post from Michael Grimme: “The survival of the fittest is the ageless law of nature, but the fittest are rarely the strong. The fittest are those endowed with the qualifications for adaptation, the ability to accept the inevitable and conform to the unavoidable, to harmonize with existing or changing conditions.”

2009-10-13T10:34:00.001-07:00

Working on content for a "green" company....very cool stuff. Can't wait to see the site launch and give you all a peek.

2009-10-12T06:34:00.001-07:00

SFIMA now selling individual tickets for our famous Nautical Networking Event. Limited Seats! Great deal! http://ping.fm/GeqdS

2009-09-21T07:13:00.001-07:00

I have a client seeking mid-level webmaster in S. FL. Coding & graphics exp. required. Contact me for more info. maria@iclarityonline.com

2009-09-21T06:43:00.001-07:00

Google announces new display ad network:
http://ping.fm/mm4t4

2009-09-08T19:13:00.001-07:00

2009-09-03T13:10:00.001-07:00

Evaluating DIY affiliate program software for several clients. Does anyone have any recos? Any specific feedback on www.shareresults.com?

2009-06-29T09:02:00.001-07:00

How to develop a following on Twitter using display ads: http://ping.fm/fH33F Open access til 7/1/09

2009-06-26T07:37:00.001-07:00

RT: The top 25 CEOs in the US: http://om.ly/?hDf

2009-06-26T04:25:00.001-07:00

A Video About the Death of Traditional Advertising and the Growth of Digital: http://ping.fm/xT2Qi

Interactive Metrics, What You Really Need to Know

2009-06-22T18:14:00.000-07:00

As I mentioned in an earlier post, I was asked to present to the Florida Direct Marketing Association last week about interactive metrics. This presentation breaks down what you really need to be focused on to be making good decisions for your interactive marketing and business at large.

For your download:

Interactive Metrics, What You Really Need to Know

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Maria Harrison, iClarity Owner, to Present at FDMA, 6/18

2009-06-15T08:52:00.000-07:00

THE SECOND HALF - Meet or beat your year-end estimates and look like a superstar!

While it feels like 2009 has only started, we’re actually halfway through the year. At this point the FDMA asks you:

• Are you on track to meet or beat your forecasts?
• What can you do to drive in more sales?
• What programs both online and offline can you test, and test quickly to increase sales?
• Are you drowning in a sea of online numbers and are not sure which are the most meaningful to track?

If you answered “yes” to any of the above questions, this is the one FDMA session you do not want to miss. We have two great presentations lined up for you.

Presentation 1 – Leave NO Stone unturned - 50 tips, tricks and ideas you can take to the bank. (12:30 - 1:30pm)

Presented by Jim Gilbert, Author, Direct Marketing Professor and Consultant.

In this presentation, Jim Gilbert will leverage his 20+ years experience in teaching direct marketing companies how to increase sales - by providing you with marketing program ideas that are simple and quick to execute.

Jim’s presentation will address consumer and B2B, online and offline, lead gen and direct sales strategies and tactics - in short - marketing programs you may have missed. He will engage you in “operation turned stone”, an opening for you to look for breakthrough opportunities in your company to “find” missing revenue.

You are guaranteed to takeaway between 5 and 10 action items to beat your forecasts with.

Presentation 2 – Interactive Metrics - What You Really Need to Know (1:30 - 2:15pm)

Presented by Maria Harrison President/Owner of iClarity.

In this informative presentation, Maria Harrison will take you through the good, the bad and the ugly of interactive metrics. Interactive marketing is a double-edged sword when it comes to metrics.

Just because everything can be counted, doesn’t mean it’s important in making business decisions that will help you have a positive impact on your interactive marketing initiatives.

Ms. Harrison will show you how simplistic interactive metrics can really be, how to set benchmarks, and develop meaningful executive dashboards that will help you make the right decisions to improve your interactive marketing efforts. She will define some basic interactive metric terms and teach you how to immediately apply those metrics to your business.

11:30 a.m. - 12:00 pm Registration Check-in and Networking
12:00 pm - 12:30 pm Annoucements, Lunch, Netowrkign at Table
12:30 pm Presentation by Jim Gilbert
1:30 pm Presentation by Maria Harrison
2:15 pm Prgram ends.

Register early to avoid additional $10 walk-up fee.

Visit www.fdma.org to register now!

FREE Webcast Thursday, Save the Date!

2009-04-27T08:04:00.001-07:00

On Thursday you can hear myself and fellow interactive marketing gurus chat it up about the next big thing in internet marketing. The event is 100% FREE, but webinar access is limited!

For more info visit: http://tinyurl.com/ThoughtLeadersForum

The internet has become the essential hub for all business and personal communications. Join Internet Marketing Experts Jay Berkowitz, Maria Harrison, Mitch Joel, Jim Kukral, Joe Laratro, Mari Smith and Richard Stanton, to find out what is coming next in marketing online.

* Why is there so much buzz about Twitter and how can I make it work for me?
* What are top strategies for marketing your business online?
* How to use social media websites for business?
* What is the future for Google and search marketing?
* What are the best approaches to market your personal brand?

Title: Thought Leaders Forum - What's Next in Internet Marketing

Date: Thursday, April 30, 2009

Time: 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM EDT

REGISTER NOW! http://tinyurl.com/ThoughtLeadersForum

Enhancing Nonprofits Presence on the Web

2009-03-27T09:07:00.001-07:00

My preso is currently being featured on the SlideShare How to DIY page! Check it out: http://tinyurl.com/d95p8z

Enhancing Nonprofits Presence on the Web

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How Your Web Presence Can Increase the Bottom Line

2009-03-26T18:32:00.000-07:00

On Tuesday, I had the honor of speaking to the Broward County Cultural Division and many businesses and arts and cultures nonprofits in Broward.While this presentation covered many of the topics I hit in the FDMA presentation, it has an expanded section on how to leverage social media as well as Google and YouTube.

Many thanks to all who attended.

You can download a copy of the preso here:
How Your Web Presence Can Increase the Bottom Line

Google for Nonprofits

2009-03-20T03:28:00.000-07:00

I was invited to speak at the FDMA/FANO nonprofit Summit held yesterday, 3/19, in Fort Lauderdale, FL. A room of over 100 attendees learned about all the ways they can leverage Google for free. If you were in attendance, thank you for coming. If you couldn't make it, here is the deck I presented. The highlights are, as put by my fellow presenter, Joe Laratro, (paraphrasing) "Google must have a guilty conscious because they give away a lot for free!"

They give away:

the ability to build your own site, for free with Google Site
free access/use of Google Earth to invite your donors and volunteers to engage more personally with your charity or brand
Google Grants will give you up to $10,000 per month to spend on Google AdWords (up to $40,000 if you exhaust that grant every month)
Google Docs to be your document management system possibly saving you the hassle of a costly intranet build out

And the presentation also covers how nonprofits can leverage YouTube and a bonus slide about Yahoo!

Enjoy!

Download presentation here:
Google for Nonprofits

Leveraging the Web in a Down Economy

2009-02-27T07:02:00.000-08:00

In a down economy, whether you’re a non-profit or for-profit organization, there are some things you can do to harness the power of the web without going broke. During these tough times, remember that interactive marketing is measurable, effective, and is inexpensive relative to other forms of media and has a lower barrier to entry. It will take careful planning and monitoring of your investments but if done correctly, these tactics could prove very fruitful.

Here are 5 areas to focus your marketing during these tough economic times that could have you saying “bad economy, what are you talking about?” in no time!

1. First and foremost, get back to fundamentals. Look at what has traditionally worked for your business on the web and shore up those programs. For example, if database marketing has been a mainstay of your marketing program, bolster it with stronger messaging, meatier content and offers, and test new mailing schedules to small segments of your database to see where you might be able to drive incremental revenue.

2. Keep your message on target. Remember that it’s not about the technology; it’s about the people. The technology is just a means to an end of communicating with people. You probably don’t need a new app or widget to be successful on the web. Take a step back and ask yourself what your message is and how you can maximize its delivery via the web. Consider how it ties into your overall marketing strategy and how it will help you achieve your short-term and long-term goals.

3. Learn how to harness the power of new interactive channels such as social media. Social media is a relatively inexpensive way to reach out to customers and stay in contact with them, without many of the worries of maintaining a strong email database. Don’t forgo your email marketing, but consider that while email addresses change, people lose jobs and you can’t reach them at their former email address and the like; social networks provide a way for you to talk to them, regardless.

4. Are you taking donations online or selling products online? Focus on the donation/shop and buy areas of your site. Your donation/sales funnel may seem like it should be a “set it and forget it” portion of your site but quite the opposite is true. Utilize your web metrics tools to better understand where people are falling off in the process and see how you can keep them engaged through checkout and implement a recontact strategy for those who bail before completion.

5. The opportunity for non-profits and for-profit organizations to partner has never been greater! It drives consumer behavior. The SALT group released its "Trends in Branding 2009" report recently and said that when consumers are "faced with two branded options, the one that offers them the opportunity to support their community or a good cause will increasingly win." Companies singled out by SALT include Target, with its "Do 5% Good" campaign, eBay's World of Good, and Project RED, which has partnered together with such brands as Apple, American Express, Starbucks, Gap, Microsoft and Hallmark.

Selling it all to your boss a challenge? Take a stand for what you believe is right for your company to do but then support that with hard facts. Look to possible internal and external benchmarks for data to support your ideas.

Note: I will be speaking at the FDMA event on Thursday, March 19th. The event will be the Non-Profit Marketing Mini Summit and I will be presenting with Joe Laratro, President and Owner of Tandem Interactive . We will cover web marketing for non-profits including how to use Google and YouTube. Details here at the FDMA site .

Deer in Headlights: How do the Twitterverse, Facebook, and MySpace Fit into My Corporate Interactive Marketing Strategy

2009-02-13T09:05:00.000-08:00

Last night I attended the SFIMA monthly educational meeting held here in Ft. Lauderdale at the Riverside Hotel on Las Olas. It was the organization's first ever open forum, peer-to-peer event where attendees were able to ask questions of the board and other subject matter experts around the room. While unsure whether this format would be a success, it was well-received and undoubtedly the biggest issue on everyone's mind was social media.

Business owners, marketing VPs, directors, and managers all looked like deer in headlights as questions about Twitter, Tweeting, Facebook and MySpace advertising and more were discussed at length. Summarizing and paraphrasing, it seemed that the biggest concerns raised were:

What is social media?
What is Twitter?
What is Twitter etiquette?
How can I use Facebook for business?
What networks should I be on?

Everyone seemed to be looking for that one simple answer to the question: what can social media do for me and how can it be done?

Just like search, print, TV or any other marketing channel, your social media marketing plan should tie back to your overall corporate strategies. For example, if your goal is lead generation, you will have a very different social media markeitng plan than if your goal is one of brand extension.

Someone raised the example of how Dell computers is using Twitter. Last year they sold over $1 million worth of refurbished machines via Twitter. They have a Twitter account with a very specific goal and message of selling refurbished machines. The Green Peace charity has the goal of raising awareness of their organization and increasing donations. These messaging strategies are very different.

Start by asking yourself, what do you want social media to do for you? Why do you want to engage in social media marketing activities? If you can't answer those 2 questions for your business, you shouldn't be in social media.

Once you answer those questions, your strategy should naturally shake out from there. And I offered this advice last night: creating your social media strategy, planning and initial implementaiton should take time. There should be careful consideration to which social media vehicles are right for your business, what your messaging should be like, the frequency of messaging, how to acquire a following/friend base, etc. But once that detailed strategy, planning and implementation are done, the ongoing maintenance of your social media marketing plan should be fairly simple. Literally, if it is taking you more than 5 hours per week, you've done something wrong and you need to regroup.

Tough Times Refelected by Online Traffic

2008-12-17T10:43:00.000-08:00

Unless you are living under a rock, you probably know our economy is a nuclear disaster area with no quick fix in site unless you really believe Obama has some magical powers. Even the Fed seems desperate by cutting their lead interest rate to 0% today...an unprecedented and historic move.

And not surprisingly, web traffic reflects the attitudes of many Americans who are frantically checking their pockets hoping to find cash instead of old lint balls. Yesterday, comScore released a study that shows coupon sites have seen a 32% increase in traffic. See the full study here:
http://www.comscore.com/press/release.asp?press=2626

Clear Vision, Clear Implementation, Clear Results

2008-11-20T07:10:00.000-08:00

That's what iClarity is all about. Experts in all phases of interactive marketing strategy, implementation, and driving bottom line results, you know that your interactive marketing plans are in good hands at iClarity.

On the iClarity blog, you can expect to find out what types of projects we're working on, what we think of industry happenings, and what events we're attending.