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Agencies not using social media well

The ad agency world is not shining when it comes to using social media to market itself, according to new research, but is pretty good at setting things up blogs and Twitter accounts and then infrequently updating them. Overall, the **research from search consultants RSW/US found that very few agencies...
Posted to Gordon's Republic (Weblog) by Gordon Macmillan on 16 Nov 2009

The social networking circle-jerk!

Readers of my US blog, AdScam , where informed yesterday that I have given up on Twitter. Why? Because in the last few days, I have had dozens of emails from very pissed off people asking why I am bombarding them with shitty emails flogging everything from insurance to condoms. Obviously someone has...
Posted to MadScam (Weblog) by George Parker on 04 Nov 2009

I just need $100 million to start this new social network. Trust me, it’s going to be worth billions!

Did you happen to read the amazing interview in Monday’s Wall Street Journal with Jeff Horing, co-founder of Insight Venture Partners, a New York private-equity firm that was the lead investor in Twitter’s third and latest fund-raising round? These are the geezers who just pumped in $100 million in funding...
Posted to MadScam (Weblog) by George Parker on 29 Sep 2009

How to make it big in advertising – Well, for a few weeks!

I know the job scene in the ad biz is pretty bad over there, over here it’s desperate. And with the news out of the holding companies of their continuing drastic losses of income and declining profits, you know it’s only going to get worse. Particularly when the magic answer to all their problems is...
Posted to MadScam (Weblog) by George Parker on 28 Aug 2009

It isn’t about reach, it’s about rejection!

In case you hadn’t realized it, I am a multi-tasking, uber-achieving prince of the blogosphere… Meaning that apart from writing this occasional blog for BrandRepublic, I also write a US blog, and manage to bore the *** out of people with various articles and books. The rest of the time I drink, smoke...
Posted to MadScam (Weblog) by George Parker on 14 Aug 2009

Video, your route into social networks

When we launched our Online Video Guide last week, I had hoped that one of the key messages to have twigged in people’s minds was that video content is the one form of content that transcends all internet barriers. It should be on marketers' lists as a Top 3 method of delivering a standardised brand...
Posted to IAB blog (Weblog) by Jack Wallington on 07 May 2009

Election 2010: The Digital Media Battle

We should all welcome Prime Minister Gordon Brown’s return to YouTube this week. He was criticised by Cabinet colleagues (aka our ‘Communities’ Minister, Hazel Blears) and widely ridiculed by the media for his ‘MP expenses’ video late last month. But Brown knows only too well that we now live in a world...
Posted to IAB blog (Weblog) by Nick Stringer on 06 May 2009

If you’re feeling social… Please don’t network me!

As readers of this blog, and perhaps my US one, AdScam , may have noticed, I am not a fan of Twitter, and increasingly, I am becoming less and less enamored of FaceBook. Not because they blithely assume they can take my quirks, foibles, preferences and general information, then sell all that valuable...
Posted to MadScam (Weblog) by George Parker on 30 Apr 2009

Is Twitter becoming like MySpace

Interesting post on Techcrunch asking if Twitter is becoming more like MySpace, which wants to be more like Facebook which…wants to be more like Twitter. Well life's a smorgasbord. Written by Mrinal Desai, an early employee of LinkedIn, he lists some pretty good reasons why Twitter is becoming MySpace...
Posted to Gordon's Republic (Weblog) by Gordon Macmillan on 02 Apr 2009

Facebook Connect is VERY important

The internet is a hugely disjointed and messy place. How many logins do you have? How many times do you have to enter payment details? There’s only one ‘you’ so it seems ridiculous that you have to do all the leg work on the internet. Companies try to make processes simpler and Microsoft has done a good...
Posted to IAB blog (Weblog) by Jack Wallington on 23 Feb 2009

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