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planner survey 2009

Now in it’s 5th year, please take the time to fill in Heather LeFevre’s annual planning survey to know who gets what and generally a peek into the world of planning. You can check out previous results on Heather’s blog. And this year there’s less of an American bias as Heather’s been living in HollandContinueContinue reading “planner survey 2009”

Posted byNicholas GillMay 12, 2009Posted inaccount planning, heather le fevreLeave a comment on planner survey 2009

[daily dobbie] know everything

Want to know everything about a website? Bang in the URL on QuarkBase and away you go. Oodles of info including traffic, top pages, social media popularity, top feeds, page views, top countries, hosting info, blogs, twitter and news that talk about it. Another wonderful example of web 2.0 aggregation that makes your life asContinueContinue reading “[daily dobbie] know everything”

Posted byNicholas GillSeptember 4, 2008September 4, 2008Posted inaccount planning, digital, ideas, knowledge, quarkbase, social media, web 2.0, website1 Comment on [daily dobbie] know everything

the state of the web summer 08

I really like this visual presentation and somewhat tongue-in-cheek look at the state of the web. A refreshing change to the oodles of documents us agency-folk pull together on where it’s at. Created by Matthew Inman and found following @Aki Spicer.

Posted byNicholas GillJuly 11, 2008Posted inaccount planning, Aki Spicer, digital, internet, matthew inman, oat.org, social networks, thoughts, trends, web 2.0Leave a comment on the state of the web summer 08

2008 planner survey results

As tee’d up earlier this year, the results are in from Heather’s annual survey. As always, a top job and huge thanks to Heather for undertaking this. Some great information here for budding planners and old hands alike. Fill your boots and look out for the survey link next year.

Posted byNicholas GillJuly 2, 2008Posted inaccount planning, heather le fevreLeave a comment on 2008 planner survey results

advertising found dead

I continue to admire the chaps at Dare and me old mucker, Professor Emmel. Despite the flowery shirt. Here’s their digital essay. A lovely piece piece of storytelling and thought leadership. Cut out and keep stuff. Here’s a big version to avoid eye strain.

Posted byNicholas GillJune 26, 2008Posted inaccount planning, advertising, Dare, digital advertising, ewarwoowar, nick emmel, thoughts, user generated content, web 2.01 Comment on advertising found dead

how digital is impacting on recruitment advertising

Here’s something I cobbled together for a pitch. Can’t tell you who for obviously. Be interested to know your thoughts. The world is changing. Digital is important today and, in the near future, the “always connected” person will become ubiquitous. Digital will become the de-facto go-to resource for everything. Don’t be confused that this meansContinueContinue reading “how digital is impacting on recruitment advertising”

Posted byNicholas GillJune 10, 2008June 11, 2008Posted inaccount planning, blog, brand, brand experience, corporate blog, digital advertising, facebook, linked in, measurement, metrics, podcast, social networks, thoughts, web 2.0, website5 Comments on how digital is impacting on recruitment advertising

more social media stats than you can shake a stick at

Tip of the hat to Greg Verdino.

Posted byNicholas GillMay 9, 2008Posted inaccount planning, blog, content, conversation, data, digital advertising, next thing now, presentations, social media, social networks, trends, universal mccann, user generated content, web 2.0, websiteLeave a comment on more social media stats than you can shake a stick at

connecting european e-marketing | interact congress europe 2008

Interact Congress 2008 is a conference about Connecting European eMarketing to be held in Berlin across 2-3 June. And being in Germany, it’s hosted by the German IAB and supported by all the national IABs (UK link here) and the European IAB. And I’m truly honoured to have been invited to collaborate on the InteractContinueContinue reading “connecting european e-marketing | interact congress europe 2008”

Posted byNicholas GillApril 17, 2008April 18, 2008Posted inaccount planning, blog, IAB, Interact Congress 2008, Interact Congress Blog, pan european, social media, social networks, thought leadership, thoughts, user generated contentTags:e-marketing4 Comments on connecting european e-marketing | interact congress europe 2008

thought leadership one pager

In response to a recent new biz request from the good folk at Five by Five, I came up with this. The brief: “I want an agency that can help me with thought leadership for the next 3-5 years”. A chance to say our piece and inject my own thoughts and build on some recentContinueContinue reading “thought leadership one pager”

Posted byNicholas GillMarch 31, 2008May 14, 2008Posted inaccount planning, five by five, presentations, thought leadership, web 2.01 Comment on thought leadership one pager

can you see what it is yet? tell me and win a pint

This is what a creative director’s brain looks like. Patrick (esteemed CD of Five by Five) drew this in a meeting we had last Friday to simplify a certain something. I’ll buy a pint (or frappy latte mochachino if you must) either in person or via the magic of paypal for the person who comesContinueContinue reading “can you see what it is yet? tell me and win a pint”

Posted byNicholas GillMarch 30, 2008March 30, 2008Posted inaccount planning, creative, five by fiveLeave a comment on can you see what it is yet? tell me and win a pint

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