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De-fragmenting digital

- Most clients have a web agency, an online media agency, an online advertising agency... Some have an email delivery platform, or an email marketing agency, SEO and PPC specialists. And then the advertising agency or the sales promotion agency do tactical stuff (virals and vouchers, gobbling money to...
Posted to Thinking Digital (Weblog) by Felix Velarde on 09 Jul 2009

Agencies don't do Twitter. Survey reveals FAIL.

An Econsultancy survey this week revealed that 75% of the top UK digital agencies don’t have Twitter accounts. Oops. Gotta love the irony, since these agencies usually boast that marketers prefer their agencies to practise what they preach, and should use the social tools they offer advice on, compared...
Posted to Blogging for food (Weblog) by Alastair Duncan on 27 Mar 2009

Digital media sets agenda for all media. Only GAAP (Generally Accepted Advertising Practise) gets in the way.

75% of the world’s top advertisers and 80% of the UK’s are working with Facebook, says Blake Chandlee at today’s FT Digital Media conference [#ftmedia]. I love getting predictions right. Now the debate has moved on. It isn’t about getting it, it’s about measuring it. Doh. Instead of reach and frequency...
Posted to Blogging for food (Weblog) by Alastair Duncan on 09 Mar 2009

Friday fun. The Client is lost as soon as it's won. It's just a matter of time.

We all know how hard it is to win accounts, and how easy it is to lose them. Complacency is a disease that can attack the big networks at the core. Everything seems fine one minute, and some random project done by a tiny agency in Latvia suddenly gets dumped in your lap as the new global campaign idea...
Posted to Blogging for food (Weblog) by Alastair Duncan on 06 Mar 2009

what sectors work best for social media marketing?

The obvious thought is a sector that has a passionate following such as sports, travel or consumer electronics, but our experience has proven that it can work for all sectors including the public, finance and insurance sectors. As long as brands add value in communities and behave in an ethical and useful...
Posted to Marketing Forum (Forum) by joel davis on 29 Jun 2008

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