Testing a Twitter Advertising System I tested out Magpie, an advertising system that creates tweets in my tweet stream, from third party advertisers then pays me. Some have already blogged about their opposing thoughts on it, and some are publicaly open that they are now … Continue readingWhy Magpie’s Advertising System Is Self-Diminishing
For the last few months, er years, Microsoft has been getting their assets handed to them as Apple tears into their brand with the “PC vs Mac” clever ads. Microsoft has launched a new campaign with at least two phases, the first one showing Seinfeld … Continue readingHow Microsoft Can Win The PC/Mac Campaign
Update: Only a few brands will trial these new ads, after testing, will then be broadly released later in the year. A few days ago, I had a private briefing before the press with Tim Kendall, Director of Monetization at Facebook, below are the findings, … Continue readingWhat Facebook’s New ‘Engagement Advertising’ Means to Brands
A few months ago, I covered Dell’s Green campaign called “Regeneration” which allowed community members to create their own art themed “green” and they were then given the opportunity to vote on which one was best. They turned over much of the marketing control to … Continue readingLetting your Community Create your Advertisements
Although there are many forms of Web Monetization (I’ve listed out nearly 15 forms), the newest iteration of web marketing: widgets, haven’t yet fully cashed in. Widget, Gadgets, Applications, Canvas Pages, Embeds, it goes on and one. One thing is clear, the rate of widgets … Continue readingMany Forms of Widget Monetization
Fedora and Data Portability Logos, too similar for comfort. (image via Techcrunch) Turning over the logo creation to your community For a few years now, we’ve been saying that the brand is really owned by your customers, not your MarCom brand police team. Today, we’re … Continue readingCrowd Sourcing your Brand: How the Data Portability Group leans on the Community to design, vote and reward it’s new logo
Social Media impacts every aspect of our cultures, from business, politics, journalism, media, and advertising. Within just the business realm, it impacts research, marketing, support, product development and employees within the firewall. Despite the vast impacts of this shift “power has shifted from large organizations … Continue readingRemembering the Many Opportunities of Social Media –not just the Impacts of Advertising
I’ve created MicroMedia events before, this time, I want to frame it as an overlay to the multi million dollar advertising event, the Superbowl. [TwitterBowl is a real-time social experiment where the audience rates million dollar advertisements in real time using Twitter] Are you a … Continue readingHey Armchair Critics, Rate the SuperBowl ads this Sunday using Twitter “TwitterBowl”
