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» Jim Nail Joins Powered Board of Advisors

Nail is the chief marketing and strategy officer for Cymfony, and was previously a Forrester analyst. Nail brings over 20 years of experience in integrated marketing, including non-traditional and consumer-generated media, to Powered, where he will serve in a key advisory role

» Amerisave Launches Learning Center

With reliable, free courses, consumers can now educate themselves in all aspects of the home buying process, from loan application to refinancing to investing.

» Tutorials: Sony's new marketing secret

Marketers at Sony Corp., seeking an alternative to tired traditional marketing methods, have found a new way to connect with consumers -- online courses.

» Women Drawn to iVillage Courses

Powered announces the successful completion of a series of ten online educational courses for iVillage. In three months, the free, instructor-led courses attracted nearly 100,000 visitors eager to learn about such topics as digital photography, scrapbooking, and keeping your kids safe on the Internet.

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Powered Online Consumer Education Drives Sales and Builds Brands

Powered delivers online consumer education that drives sales for some of the world's leading brands, including Sony, HP, and iVillage. We provide the software, content, and marketing services for these turnkey programs. Powered consumers are 29 times more likely to buy, are 94% more satisfied with their purchases, and 65% more likely to choose our client's brands again.

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Free Report: Consumer Education Produces High ROI
A must read for consumer Marketers. Based on almost 200,000 consumer surveys, Consumer Education Produces High ROI examines the result of consumer education programs in 2005, comparing them to other marketing vehicles. Find out how consumer education can be used in your mix to generate sales, grow consumer loyalty, and build brand preference.