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How advertising distorts brand marketing

“Only when television managed to emancipate itself from the economic construct of advertising was there a real emancipation of story." So said David Simon, creator of the greatest piece of art that has ...

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Thick value and re-engineering the marketing value-chain for networks

Thick value is a concept Umair has ben talking about for a while. The idea is that businesses look to create value rather than extract as much as they can get.Thick value's a ...

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Curation-led marketing?

Quite pleased with a post about curating branded content ...

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No top Facebook apps from brands either…

Just as you won't see a "viral video" from a brand in the blockbuster list for this genre, you won't find any apps from brands in the top Facebook apps list. As Dirk at News from the Herd notes, it's about certain kinds of useful when it comes to hitting the sweetspot with Facebook ...

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Q: What have the most popular “virals” of all time got in common?

A: None of them was an advert (if you don't count movie trailers). I've taken to bookmarking excellent viral videos when I see them. Reason being, whenever I'm asked which viral videos are my favourite (journalists, conference panel moderators and analysts seem to ask this most often) I can never seem to recall one. Maybe my ...

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Twitter… witter… itter… tter… er.

Image: Beware the Echo... (Credit: Zorilla) Tom's an echo-chamber refusenik, which is one of several good reasons I make a point of reading everything he posts on his blog Usable Interfaces. He's a guard against lazy thinking, re-Tweeted half-thoughts and emergent untested aphorisms. Take ...

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Bild’s Vado publishing eco-system and the promise of user generated advertising

This was an amazing week, that passed at a few hundred miles an hour, so sorry for the silence. First thing that has grabbed me this morning as I peruse my feeds is ...

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This sort of thing will give direct mail a good name…

...if they're not careful. When James Gardner got a copy of a book by someone with the same name it intrigued and then delighted him. Then he realised it was just a clever bit of direct marketing from Adobe. The amount of time I spent examining ...

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Error message marketing

I love the fact that the first screen shot for the Mac version of Chrome, Google's browser, is an error message. And the launch date? No ...

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Faris on the “natural selection of interesting”

After Mr Obama got sworn in some things threw me off kilter - sorry for the indecent silence... Warming up with some things catching my eye, I'll be building to an outpouring of ...

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Tag Archive: marketing

How advertising distorts brand marketing

“Only when television managed to emancipate itself from the economic construct of advertising was there a real emancipation of story." So said David Simon, creator of the greatest piece of art that has ...

Read the full article »

Thick value and re-engineering the marketing value-chain for networks

Thick value is a concept Umair has ben talking about for a while. The idea is that businesses look to create value rather than extract as much as they can get.Thick value's a ...

Read the full article »

Curation-led marketing?

Quite pleased with a post about curating branded content ...

Read the full article »

No top Facebook apps from brands either…

Just as you won't see a "viral video" from a brand in the blockbuster list for this genre, you won't find any apps from brands in the top Facebook apps list. As Dirk at News from the Herd notes, it's about certain kinds of useful when it comes to hitting the sweetspot with Facebook ...

Read the full article »

Q: What have the most popular “virals” of all time got in common?

A: None of them was an advert (if you don't count movie trailers). I've taken to bookmarking excellent viral videos when I see them. Reason being, whenever I'm asked which viral videos are my favourite (journalists, conference panel moderators and analysts seem to ask this most often) I can never seem to recall one. Maybe my ...

Read the full article »

Twitter… witter… itter… tter… er.

Image: Beware the Echo... (Credit: Zorilla) Tom's an echo-chamber refusenik, which is one of several good reasons I make a point of reading everything he posts on his blog Usable Interfaces. He's a guard against lazy thinking, re-Tweeted half-thoughts and emergent untested aphorisms. Take ...

Read the full article »

Bild’s Vado publishing eco-system and the promise of user generated advertising

This was an amazing week, that passed at a few hundred miles an hour, so sorry for the silence. First thing that has grabbed me this morning as I peruse my feeds is ...

Read the full article »

This sort of thing will give direct mail a good name…

...if they're not careful. When James Gardner got a copy of a book by someone with the same name it intrigued and then delighted him. Then he realised it was just a clever bit of direct marketing from Adobe. The amount of time I spent examining ...

Read the full article »

Error message marketing

I love the fact that the first screen shot for the Mac version of Chrome, Google's browser, is an error message. And the launch date? No ...

Read the full article »

Faris on the “natural selection of interesting”

After Mr Obama got sworn in some things threw me off kilter - sorry for the indecent silence... Warming up with some things catching my eye, I'll be building to an outpouring of ...

Read the full article »

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