2 days ago by Ceri Provis-Evans

Check out this website, slightly disturbing but leads on to a very interesting series of very random URL's that have been customised in completely different ways. There is a total of 20 minisites, that offer the viewer a number of philosophical viewpoints and interesting narratives designed to stimu ...

A reflection on water - ceriprovis-evans.blogspot.com

4 days ago by James L. Greenlee

Ever heard the phrase, "as difficult as herding cats?" It applies to diverse groups of people; Democrats, gay people, and others I can't think of right now. Republicans are more lock-steppy, tending to fall in line. Others, like those mentioned, have their own ideas, and are more difficult to lead. ...

Greenlee Gazette - greenleegazette.blogspot.com · 9 references

6 days ago by Tony Effik

I think one of the most under-explored ideas in social media is group polarisation. In Wikipedia it is roughly defined as a phenomena that has the effect of transforming people who have mild views, who then participate in a discussion group, into advocates with more extreme positions and call for ri ...

Comments on the social graph - socialgraph.blogspot.com · 2 references

27 days ago by reden

Thanks to the contributor who sent these in these examples of viral marketing which she says “certainly seem more engaging than UK party politicals!” http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Qq8Uc5BFogE http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=1yq0tMYPDJQ Absolutely.

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28 days ago by admin

photo credit: bjornfalkevik You may have noticed lately the video megatrend that is taking place: Gone are the static brochure websites and in are interactive communities with video and Web 2.0 features. You can still find plenty of static, dead websites; but they become less relevant by the day. Vi ...

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28 days ago by Todd Schuyler

Here is the definition of Viral marketing and viral advertising as found on wikipedia. They refer to marketing techniques that use pre-existing social networks to produce increases in brand awareness or to achieve other marketing objectives through self-replicating viral processes, analogous to the ...

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28 days ago by Todd Schuyler

by Todd Schuyler Here is the definition of Viral marketing and viral advertising as found on wikipedia. They refer to marketing techniques that use pre-existing social networks to produce increases in brand awareness or to achieve other marketing objectives through self-replicating viral processes, ...

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29 days ago by Blei

Sometimes you just have to dance. That’s the approach search marketing agency Oneupweb took when its Barack Obama yard signs kept disappearing from the company grounds, looted by an unseen enemy of the First Amendment. The solution the Traverse City MI firm arrived at? A 30-foot projection of a danc ...

DL Media Roundup - dlmediaroundup.blogspot.com · 3 references

37 days ago by viraladverts

Viral advertising is one of the quickest and most cost effective ways to reach your target market. And as your advertising message is spread by your customers/fans/supporters it’s much more targeted than traditional advertising and much more believable. First, people will only tell those who they th ...

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41 days ago by mtaylor

Thursday, October 23, 2008 By Pattie Baker No, I’m not encouraging you to get ill (although if you do, you can find a doctor on Kudzu!) or to pass along germs. I’m suggesting you “pass along” something funny or interesting or useful about your business that others will want to pass along as well. Th ...

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