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McKinsey posted a report on the results of a survey they recently took of marketing executives. It’s called How Companies are Marketing Online. The report may not have earth shattering findings, but it does offer some key insights into the future if you read between the lines.Three things stood out in my opinion. Read more…
3 Comments » Posted on October 8th, 2007 by Jonathan Trenn
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