Want to reach high school students? Consider placing an ad on their next quiz, test, or semester final. That's right. One California teacher is selling advertising space to help cover the costs of printing.

The prices are a steal – ranging from $10 for a quiz to $30 for the final. Ad space is still available for next semester. So all you florist shops, tux rental stores, and limo services get the word out in time for prom shopping.

Ingenious way to counteract budget cuts, don't you think?

Everyone is all atwitter over social media these days – especially the world of social media. They can't stop talking about it. We're somewhat torn about whether they're: a) hot and bothered about the next advertising flash-in-the-pan, b) creating a buzz so they can derive more AdWords revenue, or c) at the cutting-edge of cool.

Maybe even all of the above?

Anyway, here is today's running discussion about the next revolution in marketing, born from the ashes of countless prior revolutions.

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