A report from NetElixir.
#experiential, ten excellent guerrilla marketing campaigns
Ten Excellent Examples of Guerrilla Marketing Campaign in Video
Lists are always good. Video lists even better.
The full #typed note is here …
#brand planning, 7 virtues of blogging, building a global micro-brand
The 7 virtues of blogging for building a global microbrand
Blogging is considered to be one way. This is an alternative view.
#research, Newsweek infographic on where we are now …
Newsweek publishes another infographic on where we are now …
#procurement, vendor negotiations in the real world
#social media, corporate policies, the good, the mediocre, and the ugly
Corporate Policies, the good, the mediocre, and the ugly
This is an interesting read on the variances between organisations that exists.
#experiential, Burger King Whopper Face

Experiential
A really excellent campaign for Burger King – Whopper Face.
#advertising, Nivea, We don’t do gay, and FCB agency conversation

I’ll leave this here.
#microblogging, Twitter usage in the US
On Microblogging, interesting paper on Twitter Usage in America 2010 by Tom Webster, Edison Research. The full #typed note is here …
#esoteric, Happy New Year and my resolution …
The full #typed note is here …
#business development, managing your people, not the funnel
Stop managing your pipeline and start managing your people
Andrew Adams talks about “… most companies spend[ing] too much time, money and energy on measuring and managing the pipeline rather than managing and improving the quality of leads that go into – and ultimately come out of – the pipeline” – a really valid point.
Having also making the point that “… the pipeline is a vital part of the sales process, it is also where the most fundamental mistake is made” it is always interesting to understand where a business places focus.
#inspiration, an artist and a thief

The designer, Timo Arnell, has created a simple way of visualizing the pervasiveness of wifi in our environment by overlaying hotspots as transparent circles into urban spaces across Brussels and its airport.
#brand planning, keeping up via Glowdart
Keeping up via Glowdart
A new service is Glowdart -allowing a monitor or networked TV to roll through pre-selected feeds and your own Twitter and Facebook feed. The feeds include CNN, BBC News, AP News, Google News, YouTube and Hulu.
#social media, a viewpoint
It is everywhere – all around us and here is another viewpoint on how and why it has grow. Bandwagon, jump, fast. The full #typed note is here …
#startups, House of Genius
House of Genius
#advertising, couple pp – QR codes and CP+B
QR Codes generate ROI for Scandinavian Airlines CP+B campaign
Scandinavian Airlines agency CP+B use QR Codes in this highly creative campaign.
#augmented reality, iButterfly apps augmented reality
iButterfly apps augmented reality
Dantsu have created this AR App – for creating mobile coupons.
The full #typed note is here …
#search, Google, only those who put in the hard work will show up
Google, Only Those Who Put in the Hard Work Will Show Up
There are no quick fixes to SEO. It is an activity that has to be worked on, and daily.
And this presentation talks about this.
#social media, how we connect on LinkedIn
How we connect on LinkedIn
DJ Patel explains the relationships we create on LinkedIn.
#business development, prospecting using cold emails
If the new business food chain is composed of cold email, no response, follow-up email, no response, failed cold call then what are some tactics that can interrupt this?
Some initial considerations:
Who can we find through research that is likely be best candidate for a decision maker?
Whomever, they will be receiving up to 100 cold email per day so they won’t be likely respond
We can’t track if they read the email
The follow-up is then another email or a cold call
#augmented reality, what MIT Media Lab’s Fluid Interfaces Group are doing
On Augmented reality, a pretty impressive demonstration of what is termed ‘Sixth Sense’, which is a project that is being developed by MIT Media Lab’s Fluid Interfaces Group. The full #typed note is here …
#brand planning, John Clare, CEO Dixons and DSG lambastes agency digital capability
John Clare, CEO Dixons / DSG lambastes agencies over digital capabilities
Facing the digital age
#planning, Digital Strangelove
Planning, a paper by David Gillespie – interesting and worthwhile reading.
#mash-ups, Tour de France 2010, stage by stage
The Tour de France 2010 stage by stage
The Wall Street Journal has created a stage-by-stage map of the 2010 Tour de France, with a difference.
The maps, using the Google map platform, are in 3D and allow you to look at both the terrain and altitude – bringing home the physical nature of the event for the cyclists.
#futurology, future of the web, Kevin Kelly
From the O’Reily Web 2.0 conference.