Guest Post: Author Matthew Freedman The music industry’s adaptation to the Internet has been a struggle for survival. Hampered by a change in format, then cut out of the equation by piracy and peer-to-peer file sharing (90% of all downloads are unauthorized), the recording industry watched slack-jawed as sales dropped 64% from 1999-2009. Now, Artists [...]
Guest Post: By Alexandra Beard Although Hotspotting, or Clickable Video Technology has been around since the early 2000’s it has only now started to attract the attention of big brands. Fuelled by our increasing accessiblilty to digital video content, Hotspotting is steathly encroaching on new domains and a larger audience. Hotspotting technology makes it possible [...]
As organizations realize that their customers hold control over their brand conversation, and harnessing the knowledge both from, and about their stakeholders is the smart and truly sustainable way forward, but the manner in which they respond is key. Twitter chats such as #smchat and #innochat deal with these topics all the time. Much wisdom [...]
Author: Alasdair Munn tcg: The Communication Group One-way or broadcast/display advertising and messaging has to rely on creating brand perceptions and reinforcing ideals. Campaigns are built around maximising the power and reach of the message against a set amount of time, or display space. When this approach is taken out of this context and supplanted [...]
Author : Alasdair Munn tcg: The Communication Group For the past few months I have been writing about a vision of social media where social networks are not the only playing fields and where social media’s place within the marketing mix does not exist entirely within “online promotion”. Understanding that people have different learning styles [...]
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