Archives for: April 2008
David Armano on Micro Interactions

David Armano of Logic+Emotion delivers yet another amazing presentation, this time on Micro Interactions + Direct Engagement in Web 2.0.  He is consistently one of the best bloggers out there, thanks in large part to how he graphically showcases concepts.  Check out the latest: [slideshare id=380432&doc=microinteractions-1209522608046218-9&w

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Social Media Skyrocketing According to Latest Internet Trends Report From Morgan Stanley

Just came across the latest Internet Trend report by Mary Meeker, courtesty of TechCrunch.  The rise of Social Media as highlighted in the report is outstanding. [slideshare id=376583&doc=internettrends031808meeker-1209391940295284-9&w

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Which companies have the right to be VC’s?

Lately there has been some good discussions about other companies acting like Venture Capitalists, especially ad agencies.  Personally I have major concerns if an agency starts acting like a VC, especially if they are investing in New Media companies.  The potential for conflicts of interest are huge.  First, theses agencies need to be media-neutral.  I need to trust my agency

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Weekly Round-Up 4-26-2008

The best from the blogosphere this week: New blog discovery – Decker Marketing: As I was reading Brand Autopsy, I can across two mentions of Decker Marketing including 193 Marketing Ideas and 9 Guerilla Marketing Thoughts.  In a short time, I’ve become a big fan of this blog. Blogs vs Social Networks: Just caught this through a tweet from David

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A Day in the Life of a Brand Manager – 4/24/2008

When I started writing this blog, one of the things I wanted it to do was give a peek inside the day to day life of a Brand Manager. The thinking is that it would be helpful for aspiring marketers, students, agencies and anyone else that would like to get inside the head of a BM. I’m hoping to do

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