After kicking off a podcast series, the tables were turned and I became the interviewee for David Campbell’s podcast series, Love Digital Out Loud. David works for Australian agency, Love Digital. You can listen to the entire podcast here or using the enhanced presentation SlideShare below: Some nuggets: On mobile search: You look at thingsContinueContinue reading “interviewed by love digital – future of search”
Category Archives: podcast
[podcast] interview with kym niblock, managing director bbc.com
In the first of a new series of podcasts I’m doing for Five by Five – interesting conversations and thoughts with beautiful people about the wonderful digital world we live in – I talk to Kym Niblock, Managing Director of bbc.com about innovations, the challenges of an international site, social network opportunities, convergence and more.ContinueContinue reading “[podcast] interview with kym niblock, managing director bbc.com”
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”
2008 digital outlook report from avenue a | razorfish
After getting the 2007 edition, I then forgot to update my email info so had totally forgetten about this great report until Buckers placed a hard copy of the 2008 edition under my nose. Will try and have a read of this on Thursday when I let the train take the strain. Get yours here.ContinueContinue reading “2008 digital outlook report from avenue a | razorfish”
stuff and things 04.11.07
I’m always pleased when someone demystifies and explains some new stuff in a simple way. And, more importantly, helps me to make more of it to improve my productivity. After all, we’re all becoming information overload patients (I’m thinking Keanu Reeves in Johnny Mnemonic hence the visual above. What a great word btw.). I’m foreverContinueContinue reading “stuff and things 04.11.07”
talking, not quite walking
Recent review of marketing manager type folk from Forrester shows that the old ways are still prevalent and that while there’s lots of discussion and good intent, trial and actual usage is still a way behind. In a candid chat with a former marketing client a few weeks ago, she let me know that herContinueContinue reading “talking, not quite walking”
when did PEST become SLEPT?
The Times 100 site has some good case studies and theory stuff that ranges from GCSE to A level to MBA. Obviously been a while since I ducked into the classroom as the L was always silent in PEST (Political, Economic, Social, Technology), as it kind of got lumped with Political. I bet they’veContinueContinue reading “when did PEST become SLEPT?”
sometimes digital does feel like a different world
And this map proves it. Very funny. Big thanks to Greg Verdino.
top marketing blogs
Bone up on the full list. Digitasian’s (and by virtue, close living relatives of me) Verdino & Armano make the top 150. I don’t. Perhaps just as well.
smash my brand up
The Times arecurrently running an MBA series of articles & podcasts in association with IBM. The one that caught my eye last week was by Martin Lindstrom about sensory branding and what he calls, , “Smash Your Brand”. The strategy is from 1915 and the briefing for the Coca-Cola bottle. The brief was to developContinueContinue reading “smash my brand up”
