"People go online looking for something, find the answer, and often don’t know where they found it. Google found it. They’re savvier today and know that Google doesn’t own all the content it links to. But that doesn’t matter, so long as they find what they want—and Google is damned good at that. That’s great for users but bad for brands. Here you work your buns off creating a brand online; you build technology and staff to maintain your site; you spend a fortune on marketing and search-engine optimization to get people to find it; you tell advertisers how many users come to your page and like your brand. But in the end, huge numbers of users don’t recall coming to your site and don’t credit your brand."
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*This blog is no longer updated because Albright & O'Malley & Brenner's
prep producer Dan Van also maintains a blog for our client personalities.* *Bookmar...
This Applies to Programming Too!
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If you are a Programmer Director, air talent, or anyone who interacts with
clients, event partners and listeners, you need to pay attention to the
“Sales ...
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