Yesterday, I was trying to allocate the closest shop to get a basic microphone. NOT-A-SINGLE-LOCAL-RESULT! Check out these stats by Google Think
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Showing posts with label Mobile Marketing Explained. Show all posts
How to get social media campaigns right #nomakeupselfie
Brilliant article explaining key points of the #nomakeupselfie campaign.
Great points about Q&A, relevant content, PPC campaign, integrating mobile donations and how 'nominations' were the key to amplification.
Source: Cancer Research / Econsultancy
READ ALSO: OUTSTANDING EXAMPLES OF FACEBOOK CAMPAIGNS
Great points about Q&A, relevant content, PPC campaign, integrating mobile donations and how 'nominations' were the key to amplification.
Source: Cancer Research / Econsultancy
READ ALSO: OUTSTANDING EXAMPLES OF FACEBOOK CAMPAIGNS
How Social Media is Changing Business
In 10 years, social won’t even be a question. In the same way we don’t question using the internet to conduct business now, we won’t be questioning the use of social tools. It will be so ingrained that we’ll have a hard time imagining how we ever did anything without it.
READ ALSO: AS TIMES MOVE WITH SOCIAL MEDIA
Social Networking Trends
Social networking is the most popular online activity worldwide
Social networking behavior both transcends and reflects regional differences around the world
The importance of Facebook cannot be overstated
Microblogging has emerged as a disruptive new force in social networking
Local social networks are making inroads globally
It’s not just young people using social networking anymore – it’s everyone
‘Digital natives’ suggest communications are going social
Social networking leads in online display advertising in the U.S., but lags in share of dollars
The next disrupters have yet to be decided
Mobile devices are fueling the social addiction
ComScore - BUILDING MORE INFORMED MOBILE STRATEGIES
READ ALSO: LOCAL SEARCH
Social networking behavior both transcends and reflects regional differences around the world
The importance of Facebook cannot be overstated
Microblogging has emerged as a disruptive new force in social networking
Local social networks are making inroads globally
It’s not just young people using social networking anymore – it’s everyone
‘Digital natives’ suggest communications are going social
Social networking leads in online display advertising in the U.S., but lags in share of dollars
The next disrupters have yet to be decided
Mobile devices are fueling the social addiction
ComScore - BUILDING MORE INFORMED MOBILE STRATEGIES
READ ALSO: LOCAL SEARCH
Marketing with 'gaming' is the new thing
''Kinect for Xbox 360 is changing the game. Well, it’s changing how you play games. And how you watch TV. And movies. And listen to music. Because with Kinect, there are no controllers. Or remotes. There’s just you. And if you ask us, that’s all you need'' Kinect.com
Let me get you an update on this. KINECT IS CHANGING THE MARKETING GAME. We talk about social media and how it is going to have big impact on everything. What we forget is the fact that digital intelligence (clever screens in particular) can enormously influence customers' experience and purchase decisiveness - from bus stops to window shopping.
Many brands, including Nike and Topshop, are at the starting point of this race for customer's attention. It will be interesting to see who will get out of breath first - if the customer or the retailer.
Imagine being able to try twenty-two dresses in two minutes. Or try how that gorgeous bag looks in your hand. And share the look on facebook or other social media.
Another clever but expected example of integration Kinect in branding is Nike's Kinect Training for Xbox. You bet that a person using this will not wear Addidas outfit.
Let me get you an update on this. KINECT IS CHANGING THE MARKETING GAME. We talk about social media and how it is going to have big impact on everything. What we forget is the fact that digital intelligence (clever screens in particular) can enormously influence customers' experience and purchase decisiveness - from bus stops to window shopping.
Many brands, including Nike and Topshop, are at the starting point of this race for customer's attention. It will be interesting to see who will get out of breath first - if the customer or the retailer.
Imagine being able to try twenty-two dresses in two minutes. Or try how that gorgeous bag looks in your hand. And share the look on facebook or other social media.
Another clever but expected example of integration Kinect in branding is Nike's Kinect Training for Xbox. You bet that a person using this will not wear Addidas outfit.
Mobile Marketing
Doesn't it make you wonder, how come all the people find their mobile devices more attractive than interaction with friends? Surely it's taken a bit out of context, but these days this is not an uncommon sight in caffees and restaurants. If nothing, it just proves that you need to integrate mobile marketing (including mobile version for your website) into your marketing strategy.
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