Hitler’s ad agency doesn’t get digital
TweetThanks to John Kerr, this video rocks! ¬†Applicable to all agencies that don’t get digital – and even more so to agencies that talk digital, but don’t do digital.
TweetThanks to John Kerr, this video rocks! ¬†Applicable to all agencies that don’t get digital – and even more so to agencies that talk digital, but don’t do digital.
TweetIf you’ve got the predictive search feature enabled (such as in Safari 4), when you type “Twitter is” into Google, a list of suggestions come up, based on similar searches by other people. Here’s the latest list – funny!
TweetCome on guys, when are people going to wake up and realise Twitter is mainly popular with older people? ¬†That young people are using social media that is more customisable, longer, more “rich”. Nielsen have released another piece of research … Continue reading
TweetI really like this piece from the SMH on real life social networking. ¬†I’ve always argued that the best social media programs have strong links to real life activities. ¬†Charles Purcell tested that assertion quite literally. …the status-updating feature of … Continue reading
TweetThis from Marketing Charts:¬†Half of Twitter Has Never Tweeted. So… ¬†60% of people on Twitter abandon it after the first month. And now we find that half of the people on Twitter have never tweeted. ¬†Furthermore, 80% of users failed … Continue reading
TweetJeff Goldblum is alive. Richard Wilkins had time to find the false report of his death, get his producers to compile a heap of clippings, but didn’t think to verify the report by calling the “New Zealand Police”. Instead, it … Continue reading
TweetA shame it hasn’t been updated in years. I guess the writer, Dave Walker, now uses Twitter. Dull comments are Twitter’s raison d’etre. [UPDATE: February 2010: He's back!]
TweetI’m quoted in this Patrick Stafford piece in SmartCompany. ¬†It’s about Twitter’s appalling churn rate of over 60%. ¬†I’m not at all surprised, as I said to Patrick. Some of the reasons why Twitter’s retention rate is so bad: It’s … Continue reading
TweetHe’s given us all some great advice on¬†How to Become a Super Tweeter in Just 15 Minutes a Day with iGoogle Posted using ShareThis