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Marketing Leader Full Circle Expands Into Even More Retailers

ATLANTA, GA--(Marketwire - July 2, 2009) - Full Circle, www.fcinet.net , has been growing despite a weak economy. With another 467,000 jobs cut in the American workforce in June 2009, it's a wonder Full Circle is experiencing one of its biggest quarters

Advertising Guidelines To Enhance Privacy on the Web

The nation's largest media and marketing trade associations introduced a set of self-regulatory principles on Thursday to enhance privacy protection for consumers surfing the Web.

New Roofing Marketing Service Drives Phone Leads to Local Roofing Contractors

Hometown Roofing Contractors has launched an Internet marketing service specifically for locally owned roofing companies at http://www.hometownroofingcontractors.com This new marketing service operates on a "pay per call" basis, making it a risk free wa

Branding revamp helps Axa boost regional business

01 July 2009 With renewed efforts and a new leadership, Axa Insurance Axa Insurance in the region has increased its business by 58 per cent in the last one year, said a top executive of the Paris-based international insurance company.

The Value Of Trust In The Attention Economy: Influence Is The New ROI

Do you know why trust has gained so much value in the attention economy ? Bombarded by an increasingly complex life, by more news and information, by marketing and sales calls of all kinds, people are increasingly " on-the-move " and with less and less