Jersey Shore Staff Promoting New Season With Sexy Pictures

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by Kristina C. | on June 30th, 2011 | 0 comments |

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Jersey Shore promoting new season

Jersey Shore staff are trying to make the best of their last season and thus promoting it with some sexy pictures.

Check out a gallery of these guidos and guidettes: The Situation, JWoww, Pauly D, Snooki, Vinny, and Angelina as they pose for pictures to promote their new season.

DIGITAL A-LIST; GROUPON.

Advertising Age February 28, 2011 | Patel, kunur Byline: KUNUR PATEL Super Bowl gaffe aside, newest digital darling enjoyed an explosive year, growing globally and telling Google ‘thanks, but no thanks’ With all the ink dedicated to Groupon over the last year, it’s almost unnecessary to extol its virtues here. But, considering the newest digital darling is already profitable and presenting the hottest thing for small business since the Yellow Pages, we can even forgive its mammoth Super Bowl gaffe.

In a little more than two years, the Chicago-based company has amassed 50 million users in 35 countries, and it’s already turned down a $6 billion bid from Google. Most importantly it’s shown that there is, indeed, another way to skin the small-business cat to get at the sector’s billions in marketing spending. this web site groupon las vegas

Online ad spending for small and medium-sized U.S. businesses will grow 20% over the next five years, according to Borrell Associates. But local online promotions budgets–including couponing, loyalty programs and deals–is expected to explode from $566 million in 2010 to $8.2 billion in 2015. And Groupon is riding the trend, said Larry Shaw, VP-research for Borrell, one that’s especially relevant for small business, which is Groupon’s sweet spot. this web site groupon las vegas

The group-buying site has also wrangled national advertisers in the past year, but those deals are just gravy, a Groupon spokeswoman once told Ad Age. With annual-revenue estimates ranging from $800 million to $2 billion, Groupon is undoubtedly a giant. In its Gap deal alone, it is estimated to have split $11 million with the retailer.

To keep its explosive growth going, Groupon has recently enlisted the help of adland. While its first Super Bowl ad from CP&B was eventually pulled after the campaign was called offensive, Groupon has since launched a replacement ad that’s running in prime time. It’s also working with Euro RSCG for customer-relationship management on both the coupon-buyer and merchant-retention fronts.

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