Tag Archives: Raidious Digital Content Services

Is Your Website Optimized for the Mobile Generation?

2010 is quickly becoming the year of mobility. With the introduction of the Google Droid late-last year and the continued strength of iPhone and Blackberry devices we are as connected as ever. In the past (recent past) we would have to set up our laptops at the local Wi-Fi hotspot in order to check e-mail, [...]

Gen-Y Likes Social Nets, but Wouldn’t Give Up E-mail or Texting for Them

In a study released by the Participatory Marketing Network and Pace University’s Lubin School of Business’ IDM Lab they found that Generation-Y likes social networks, but still prefers e-mail and text-messaging to communicate. The study evaluated time spent and the communication preferences of Gen-Y consumers using e-mail, social networks,  texting, visiting (non-social-net) websites, talking on the phone, reading [...]

Second Opinion on FTC Changes from a Lawyer

Last week, I posted a response in favor of the Federal Trade Commission’s new endorsement and testimonial in advertising rules.  I understand if you take what I say with a grain of salt (I really hope that isn’t the case). Of course I agree with the new changes because my company (Raidious) wants to help your [...]

Brand Bloggers Get a New Set of Rules

On Monday the Federal Trade Commission changed the rules for advertisers and bloggers and how they communicate to the public.  Starting December 1st bloggers that review products must divulge their relationship with the advertiser. Why change the rules for these seemingly innocent bloggers? Well for starters the current endorsement and testimonial in advertising rule hasn’t [...]

9 things we’ve learned about digital content development

We’ve spent the last few years paying close attention to digital marketing – reading scads of research and opinion on marketing operations, client needs, trends in ad budget allocations, technology, consumer behavior, SEO, emerging media, and lots of other related subjects.

We’ve also been a part of a lot of digital copywriting initiatives over the last decade and a half or so. We’ve experimented, we’ve analyzed, and we’ve generally thought digital marketing to death. Here’s a few things we’ve learned that we’re fairly certain about. We reserve the right to change our opinion on some of this, but we think these statements qualify as absolute truisms, based on what we’ve learned.