There is nothing like a Venn Diagram that works!
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Interesting 'social product development' business. The wisdom of the crowd again. Check out the back story here.
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Facilitating a conversation
What do all of your clients have in common? They all interact with your brand, but are most likely not interacting with each other.
So unlock the power of your client network by connecting them and let them share their experiences, frustrations and... Read rest of post
If you were trapped in a life-threatening situation; what would you do?
I read today about 2 young Australian girls who found themselves trapped in a stormwater drain on Sunday night. Rather than dialing 000 (the Australian equivalent to 999) or contacting friends or family directly;... Read rest of post
Last week I attended a training event at the Social Media Academy called How to win new business with online PR & social media.
A lot of it was very PR focussed so lost me a little. But what I did find really interesting is how... Read rest of post
The role of play in social media from Playgroup on Vimeo.
Playgroup at the Online Marketing Show
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Cadbury relaunched Wispa chocolate bars in 2007 after a Facebook campaign. Following this, Cadbury have reported a 5% growth in sales throughout 2008 which has partly been attributed to the Wispa come back. This is a great example of how social networking is a two way street,... Read rest of post
If you love music you have to have a play with Spotify
It allows you to search for and listen to any music of your choice. Nothing new? Its the social aspect that gives Spotify an edge. Start creating a playlist and send... Read rest of post
Since attending the Future of Social Media Conference last month - I am a converted 'tweeter' or 'twitterer' - whichever you prefer. Since joining in, there are a few things that I have picked up:
Be selective with who you follow, and you will be updated... Read rest of post
My last blog in delight of Cadbury's advertising campaign was met with plenty of comments in disagreement. The ads 'lacked imagination' and led to 'disappointment' - apparently.
So what do we think about the new glass and a half production staring the eyebrow dancing kids?... Read rest of post
The US election is unfortunately or fortunately, depending on what side of the Atlantic your legs are planted, an election that we all should pay attention to. It will effect what direction the world will take over the next four years. Non-US citizens can't... Read rest of post
On Tuesday of this week I attended Google's London Developer Day, held at Wembley Stadium. The keynote hosted in The Bobby Moore Room (renamed 'Space Invaders' for the day) opened proceedings introducing the wide range of Google developer products - including Google Gears, Google... Read rest of post
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