One of the more vexing elements of being a PR client is figuring out what you are paying for. The vast majority of PR firms charge clients monthly retainer fees that cover the entire scope of their work, whether or not that work resulted in any media placements that month....
Should You Pay for PR Placements?PR doesn't equal media placementsThis is ridiculous. Does the author of this blog truly believe that PR is all about media relations? In this case, this blog is 50 years behind.RE: Should You Pay for PR Placements?I suppose a correlation could be made between PR...
Major search engines such as Google, Overture and FindWhat.com allow advertisers to bid against each other for the placement of ads tied to keywords. No, this isn't something only big companies can afford to do. An account for your business can be opened for $5 to $50, and bids typically...
The article states that Pay-for-placement, paid inclusion, and other new ad formats appear to be sucking the life out of revenue generated by the banner. The would-be fate of banners has been the subject of much conjecture from industry soothsayers. Internet advertising had begun to travel down the birth canal...