Powerful structures for product-driven organisations
Unlike most pyramid schemes, if I break the chain of the "thinking blogger award", I don't end up with a life of unhappiness or the loss of multiple limbs. Nevertheless, it's a great honor to make Amelia's list and it is a pleasure to name some more blogs which inspire me. Obviously these are the tip… Continue reading See what I meme
Antony's Map, Monitor and Engage mantra was a great rule of thumb for brand marketers looking to take their first steps in social media. Unlike most 1-line solutions it has the benefit of being usable and meaningful; providing an actionable plan for sometimes very hesitant marketers. First of all work out who your community is,… Continue reading As seen on Web 2.0
Everyone seems to be raving about the Club Internet advert (above). Apparently it's a new dawn of creativity online, going so far beyond what is possible on the normal or expanding banner advertising formats. Well it's certainly an interesting thing to watch. If you got the spare 25 minutes it takes to load, then the… Continue reading The home of the journey
I've never really understood Twitter. I regard this as a weakness. All the coolest people seem to love it, and I can see how it's a neat concept. I just wonder what I'd put: "Doing sudoku on tube", "buggering up a lasagne", "In meeting", "reading in bed". I'd bore myself. Well I'm delighted to see that… Continue reading Twitier
I used to work with an account manager years ago who was great (rather unintentionally unfortunately) at Malapropisms. It was she who authored the legendry (in my then company at least) description of the millennium fireworks as a "damp squid" and several hundred others. Our favourite was that a new project represented a "steep learning… Continue reading Steep Learning Curb
I got tagged by Antony from Open in Jeff Pulver's Five Things People Don't Know About Me game. It's a pyramid scheme for the noughties! With the currency being what? Link equity? No doubt Antony or Jon will be finding a cunning way to map these links back together to work out who really is "it".… Continue reading Five things
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