Archive for February, 2010
Advertise.com CEO Receives Award!
Thursday, February 18th, 2010
Our fearless leader, Daniel Yomtobian was honored as one of San Fernando Valley Business Journal’s Top 40 under 40! We are very proud of Daniel as he was chosen from hundreds of nominations as one of the brightest young business people in the Valley. The 40 individuals chosen were recognized for their exceptional business ethics and acumen, their commitment to communities, as well as their levels of personal initiative and professional innovation. At Advertise.com we get to work with Daniel every day so we know what a great innovator he is, but we are proud that our founder and CEO has been recognized by the SFVBJ as a top innovator and online marketing expert. Having Daniel as our commander and chief has been and continues to be an exciting adventure and we can’t wait to see where he takes Advertise.com in 2010 and beyond…
Introducing…our new logo!
Thursday, February 11th, 2010
Our new logo is here! See it right here? A thing of beauty.
A company’s logo is a visual representation of everything it stands for. We hope you agree that our new logo embodies all of the elements of service we aim to provide for our advertisers: Technology, Ease of use, Excellent service from a network you can trust. We really like it and hope you do too.
–The Advertise team
Betty White tackles the Super Bowl for Snickers!
Monday, February 8th, 2010We all know the best part of the Super Bowl is the commercials, it’s one of the few events where we make sure to take bathroom breaks during the game so we don’t miss the commercials. This year we thought the Snickers commercial with Betty White was the winner! What are your thoughts?
Where Are You Now? The Value of Local
Monday, February 8th, 2010
Did you happen to catch Businessweek’s ‘Here I Am!’ GPS Location Apps Have Limited Appeal? It’s a fascinating look at some new mobile applications that are opening up huge possibilities for advertising. Right now these apps are hot mainly in Silicon Valley. Time will tell if they catch on elsewhere.
It seems that the more mobile our society becomes, the more mobile advertising firms need to become. With everyone on the go, it’s important to be able to target individuals while they’re using their mobile devices. Mobile applications such as Foursquare and Gowalla are attracting a new type of user who likes to display his or her location/lifestyle/consumer choices. Additionally, consumer mobile activity creates a huge value for advertisers because it provides them with valuable data on consumer preferences. That data in turn allows advertisers to target users on a more individual basis. At the same time advertisers can take advantage of the mobile platform for these targeted ad placements.
Pinpointing people’s locations can be incredibly value for businesses. Think of the local advertising that would be relevant. Is there a downside for people to disclose such location information? Apparently Silicon Valley doesn’t seem to think so. They’re having too much fun being hypersocial.
Are you using Foursquare or Gowalla? We’re curious about your experiences.

We’re off to LeadsCon Las Vegas!
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