Comments on: Contextual advertising – the perfect storm for dealing with negativity? http://www.marketing.fm/2008/12/06/contextual-advertising-the-perfect-storm-for-dealing-with-negativity/ Technology, Startups, VC, Business Development - by Eric Friedman Wed, 08 Feb 2012 18:36:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Anonymous http://www.marketing.fm/2008/12/06/contextual-advertising-the-perfect-storm-for-dealing-with-negativity/comment-page-1/#comment-6633 Anonymous Fri, 01 Jul 2011 20:00:00 +0000 http://www.marketing.fm/?p=1328#comment-6633 Old   French brand <a href="http://www.longchampsale.com" rel="nofollow"><strong>Longchamp</strong></a>, walking   in the streets of Paris almost   every beauty there <a href="http://www.longchampsale.com" rel="nofollow"><strong>Longchamp bags</strong></a>, which <a href="http://www.longchampsale.com" rel="nofollow"><strong>LONGCHAMP LE PLIAGE</strong></a> active in   the streets of Paris like a rainbow!!! <a href="http://www.longchampsale.com" rel="nofollow"><strong>Longchamp   sale</strong></a> is crazy! Old   French brand Longchamp, walking   in the streets of Paris almost   every beauty there Longchamp bags, which LONGCHAMP LE PLIAGE active in   the streets of Paris like a rainbow!!! Longchamp   sale is crazy!

]]> By: Keller Williams Realty http://www.marketing.fm/2008/12/06/contextual-advertising-the-perfect-storm-for-dealing-with-negativity/comment-page-1/#comment-4820 Keller Williams Realty Thu, 18 Dec 2008 23:57:45 +0000 http://www.marketing.fm/?p=1328#comment-4820 Good point Eric - as a former SEO professional, I often had clients who wanted us to "get pages ranked" to remove bad reviews of their products/services from search results. I'm certain I never thought to tell them to *advertise* on those pages (though in hindsight, it would have been possible in several instances). I like the "preaching to the choir" analogy as well - advertising to those who are have/like the product (or are using a service) can only get you so far, right? Good point Eric – as a former SEO professional, I often had clients who wanted us to “get pages ranked” to remove bad reviews of their products/services from search results. I'm certain I never thought to tell them to *advertise* on those pages (though in hindsight, it would have been possible in several instances). I like the “preaching to the choir” analogy as well – advertising to those who are have/like the product (or are using a service) can only get you so far, right?

]]> By: Keller Williams Realty http://www.marketing.fm/2008/12/06/contextual-advertising-the-perfect-storm-for-dealing-with-negativity/comment-page-1/#comment-3219 Keller Williams Realty Thu, 18 Dec 2008 17:57:45 +0000 http://www.marketing.fm/?p=1328#comment-3219 Good point Eric - as a former SEO professional, I often had clients who wanted us to "get pages ranked" to remove bad reviews of their products/services from search results. I'm certain I never thought to tell them to *advertise* on those pages (though in hindsight, it would have been possible in several instances). I like the "preaching to the choir" analogy as well - advertising to those who are have/like the product (or are using a service) can only get you so far, right? Good point Eric – as a former SEO professional, I often had clients who wanted us to “get pages ranked” to remove bad reviews of their products/services from search results. I'm certain I never thought to tell them to *advertise* on those pages (though in hindsight, it would have been possible in several instances). I like the “preaching to the choir” analogy as well – advertising to those who are have/like the product (or are using a service) can only get you so far, right?

]]> By: Keller Williams Realty http://www.marketing.fm/2008/12/06/contextual-advertising-the-perfect-storm-for-dealing-with-negativity/comment-page-1/#comment-2262 Keller Williams Realty Thu, 18 Dec 2008 15:57:45 +0000 http://www.marketing.fm/?p=1328#comment-2262 Good point Eric - as a former SEO professional, I often had clients who wanted us to "get pages ranked" to remove bad reviews of their products/services from search results. I'm certain I never thought to tell them to *advertise* on those pages (though in hindsight, it would have been possible in several instances). I like the "preaching to the choir" analogy as well - advertising to those who are have/like the product (or are using a service) can only get you so far, right? Good point Eric – as a former SEO professional, I often had clients who wanted us to “get pages ranked” to remove bad reviews of their products/services from search results. I'm certain I never thought to tell them to *advertise* on those pages (though in hindsight, it would have been possible in several instances). I like the “preaching to the choir” analogy as well – advertising to those who are have/like the product (or are using a service) can only get you so far, right?

]]> By: What Brand Manager Can Learn From High School Students | A Media Circus http://www.marketing.fm/2008/12/06/contextual-advertising-the-perfect-storm-for-dealing-with-negativity/comment-page-1/#comment-2261 What Brand Manager Can Learn From High School Students | A Media Circus Thu, 11 Dec 2008 13:11:40 +0000 http://www.marketing.fm/?p=1328#comment-2261 [...] Contextual advertising - the perfect storm for dealing with negativity? [...] [...] Contextual advertising – the perfect storm for dealing with negativity? [...]

]]> By: EricFriedman http://www.marketing.fm/2008/12/06/contextual-advertising-the-perfect-storm-for-dealing-with-negativity/comment-page-1/#comment-3218 EricFriedman Sat, 06 Dec 2008 14:04:11 +0000 http://www.marketing.fm/?p=1328#comment-3218 Perfect timing :)<br><br>I do think its a great opportunity. His post was good too. Perfect timing :)

I do think its a great opportunity. His post was good too.

]]> By: armandoalves http://www.marketing.fm/2008/12/06/contextual-advertising-the-perfect-storm-for-dealing-with-negativity/comment-page-1/#comment-3217 armandoalves Sat, 06 Dec 2008 13:26:49 +0000 http://www.marketing.fm/?p=1328#comment-3217 That was weird ... i got your post right after Seth Godin's "Noise" on my feed reader, and when read in that order, your post makes even more sense. As Seth puts it, "get straight on who you are trying to please, and why." That was weird … i got your post right after Seth Godin's “Noise” on my feed reader, and when read in that order, your post makes even more sense. As Seth puts it, “get straight on who you are trying to please, and why.”

]]> By: EricFriedman http://www.marketing.fm/2008/12/06/contextual-advertising-the-perfect-storm-for-dealing-with-negativity/comment-page-1/#comment-2260 EricFriedman Sat, 06 Dec 2008 12:04:11 +0000 http://www.marketing.fm/?p=1328#comment-2260 Perfect timing :)<br><br>I do think its a great opportunity. His post was good too. Perfect timing :)

I do think its a great opportunity. His post was good too.

]]> By: armandoalves http://www.marketing.fm/2008/12/06/contextual-advertising-the-perfect-storm-for-dealing-with-negativity/comment-page-1/#comment-2259 armandoalves Sat, 06 Dec 2008 11:26:49 +0000 http://www.marketing.fm/?p=1328#comment-2259 That was weird ... i got your post right after Seth Godin's "Noise" on my feed reader, and when read in that order, your post makes even more sense. As Seth puts it, "get straight on who you are trying to please, and why." That was weird … i got your post right after Seth Godin's “Noise” on my feed reader, and when read in that order, your post makes even more sense. As Seth puts it, “get straight on who you are trying to please, and why.”

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