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Rob Rose
Rob Rose
Chief Troublemaker
Big Blue Moose
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Rob's Bio
The Chief Troublemaker at Big Blue Moose. I’m responsible for putting together the creative and technology focused marketing solutions for the clients we advise.
Rob's Articles (18)
Published: September 13 2007 | WEBSITES
What matters most for marketers is not the totality of features offered on websites, but the frequency and quality of the conversation.
Published: August 17 2007 | WEBSITES
You can't increase ROI without some experimentation. CrownPeak Technology's VP of marketing and product strategy describes the process for turning failures into success.
Published: June 25 2007 | WEBSITES
In today's digital marketing landscape, you can use efficient web operations to build a better marketing engine and more opportunity for your business.

Rob's Blog Posts (50)
Published: February 07 2010 | Creative Best Practices
So, most of you will read this after the big game has been decided.  Whatever the outcome, as has been said before – I’m sure this year’s Super Bowl was a series of interesting and hopefully entertaining commercials periodically interrupted by a football game. Super Bowl advertising has, of course, been around since...
Published: January 30 2010 | Emerging Platforms
Well I think we can all agree that this last week was a good week for buzz.   We had, of course, the almost completely frantic, breathless rumors leading up to Wednesday's Apple announcement (you might have heard they launched a new product). That was followed up with the equally buzzworthy State of the Union address; which was (by many...
Published: January 23 2010 | Opinions
You all know the Red Shirt phenomenon yes?   If you don’t, not to worry, I’ll wait here while you go earn some geek cred.  Okay, yes, it’s from Star Trek – starting with the original series and a tradition continued into many of the other television shows and movies. It basically starts with...
Rob's Comments (2)

Nicole,Yet another extraordinarily insightful article on analytics. And I particularly loved:"...is the importance of humanizing dashboards. Conversion rates are more than data points. They are visitors to a site who are making a purchase.."When we use analytics to "improve" rather than "prove" - then we have a useful tool to help us be more successful.

Man, did I ever love this article. Great stuff Tom. As a marketer I care not at all as to the reach of an ad network - and rather to the audience I'm targeting and the results it produces. It reminds me of the same arguments that Network Television used to make when Cable TV was coming up in the late 80's early 90's (damn I just showed my age). They used to say "you'll reach so many more people" - and then ESPN would say - "yeah, but with us we'll give you 90% men, who need your stuff."ThaMore...

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