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Un blog pour mieux comprendre les femmes!

25/08/2009 | par Vanessa | 0commentaire | Send
Catégorie : MC cibles , (marketing to) women

Medialogue, plus de 2.000.000 femmes rien que pour vous! Nous mettons divers à canaux à disponibilité de nos annonceurs: nos magazines féminins, des sites web, nos canaux 'mobile', des workshops,... et une couverture optimale sur cette cible. Mais il y a plus: nous savons ce que les femmes veulent, ce qu'elles attendent de nous, ce qui les préoccupe, ce qui les passionne,... Partageons cela ensemble!

Medialogue partage son expertise en matière de femmes dans son Target Women Blog . Lancé en 2007, ce blog est une véritable source d’informations. Vous y trouverez une revue de presse 100% féminine, des études nationales et internationales.

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Les femmes et leur…iPhone

27/07/2010 | par Vanessa | 0commentaire | Send
Catégorie : MC médias , femmes , MAGSCAN , (marketing to) women , mobile advertising , online , research
 
 
 

L’utilisation de l’internet mobile en Belgique devrait tripler pour atteindre 28% en 2014, selon le bureau d’étude américain Forester. La tendance de l’internet mobile paraît irréversible. Qu'en est-il des femmes?

 

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Pew Research: Wives becoming richer, better educated than their husbands

26/01/2010 | par clo willaerts | 0commentaire | Send
Catégorie : femmes , (marketing to) women
According to a recent Pew study, the proportion of American marriages in which the wife makes more money rose to 22 percent in 2007 from 4 percent in 1970.



Also, a larger share of women are married to men with less education.
The report examines how changes at the nexus of marriage, income and education have played out among U.S.-born men and women who are ages 30-44. This age group are the first such cohort in U.S. history to include more women than men with college degrees.

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Diapers.com: “Word-of-mouth is our strongest marketing tool.”

15/01/2010 | par clo willaerts | 0commentaire | Send
Catégorie : (marketing to) women
Diapers.com ("We deliver everything but the baby") is the largest online specialist offering baby care necessities in the United States. The site was founded by two fathers, Marc Lore and Vinit Bharara, when they got tired of the 'diaper runaround' - midnight store runs for diapers, frustrated searches for the right diaper size, wasted time waiting in store lines and traffic.



Josh Himwich, Diaper.com's director of e-commerce, spoke to eMarketer about the nuances of targeting moms and how Diapers.com is broadening its customer base.

Some highlights:

  • Word-of-mouth is our strongest marketing tool.”
  • “Like many e-commerce companies, we’re developing our social media strategy. We have a significant presence on Twitter and Facebook.”
  • “The hardest thing online companies have to contend with is convincing shoppers that consumable merchandise can easily be replenished via overnight shipping.”

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Grandma says: "Keep the foot spa, I want a MacBook!"

23/12/2009 | par clo willaerts | 0commentaire | Send
Catégorie : (marketing to) women
Swiss peripheral-device maker Logitech discovered that over two thirds of over 50s females wanted high tech stuff much more than they wanted traditional pensioner friendly fodder like foot spas and gardening gear.But as Shiny Shiny points out, this age bracket also includes Madonna, Joanna Lumley and Helen Mirren. That's a far cry from the "75 years young" grandmother Teri Allen who, according to the ...

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