stuff and things 29.02.08

How do you get to the kidz these days? Well, music is one way. And these chaps seem pretty good at it. But the user experience of this part of the site is phucking (see, down wid da kidz) dreadful. Not book at all. Scale? Pan the page around? Zoom in/out? Phuck me. How aboutContinueContinue reading “stuff and things 29.02.08”

stuff and things 29.11.07

Stats and nuggets on search & myspace Stats and examples on social media marketing Even Hugo Boss are getting into the music scene but at least they’re letting you upload your tracks with a chance to win some MTV thing. But does anyone watch MTV anymore? Facebook events relevant to our trade Belching rabbits. ShameContinueContinue reading “stuff and things 29.11.07”

stuff and things 20.11.07

Ad week article: Is social media killing the microsite? ( Found following armano on twitter who now also has a product page on Facebook where you can get all the nice graphics) And talking of Facebook, here’s some interesting stats from the UK market. Good examples of social media in this post. And being aContinueContinue reading “stuff and things 20.11.07”

mmm, sweet, sweet beer

  This is great. Track who you owe beer to. It works using the Twitter platform (which is where I found out about it). There’s also a non-beer version in the pipeline too so you can owe orange mocha frappucino’s too should you wish. Here’s the people who made it. This might trigger me toContinueContinue reading “mmm, sweet, sweet beer”

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”

stuff and things 02.11.07

Informative post on Twitter & super users with lots of off-shoots to other conversations. Some great sound bites on Twitter and synergies between it and mobile for teen audience. Any question answered text service. It costs £1 a pop. Although having your URL as the SMS short code is a nice idea, it’s hardly memorableContinueContinue reading “stuff and things 02.11.07”