
While we were up at the Advertising and Marketing Summit in Sydney recently, we had a chance to pick the brain of Richard Freudenstein, CEO, News Digital Media. Fresh from presenting on the second day of the summit, Richard took five minutes to sit down with us, and we took the opportunity to ask him a few questions. ...
This post is the the first in a two-part series looking closely at how corporate brands can begin engaging with consumers through other people's blogs. The second post is going to be published on Wednesday 6 August, so make sure you drop back in to catch that. NAB spamming: maybe it's time to take dance lessons The ...
Friday night in your Argentinean bar of choice is, I feel, the best time for hard-hitting discussion and thought-provoking insight. Which is why I am to be found most Friday nights in such establishments. Last Friday with one of the editors of this fine publication, we were discussing interests and, as much as ...
It may disturb you to know that right now there may be imposters out there, all over the world, giving you a bad name. Or in some cases a good name. I thought that my name was fairly unusual until a quick Google search revealed the shocking truth - I'm not alone. In fact, I’m a mild-mannered meteorologist in ...
Why don’t more digital agencies conduct usability phases? There’s no point building the latest in socially connected branding mechanisms if they simply don’t work or are too frustrating to use. Too many times I have seen a huge mobile phone or FMCG brand burn thousands on a campaign whose digital component is ...
This post is the sixth in a series looking at the AMI. Click below to read the others: What's wrong with the AMI The Great AMI Debate: Round 2 The Stark Reality of the AMI The AMI Bites Back Marketing the Marketers: the UK perspective Bowll Bites Back: Geoffrey responds to the AMI Over the last couple of ...
This post is the fifth in a series looking at the AMI. Click below to read the others: What's wrong with the AMI The Great AMI Debate: Round 2 The Stark Reality of the AMI The AMI Bites Back Marketing the Marketers: the UK perspective Bowll bites back: Geoffrey responds to the AMI An interesting debate has ...