Tuesday, July 1, 2008
Here is the video version of my framework for Social Media Marketing. A big thanks to Peter Wagstaff of the Marketing Today Podcast who spent many hours slaving away editing this beast of work for me, it looks great!!!
If you have any positive or negative feedback on the model please let me know as it is still in BETA.
Tuesday, October 30, 2007
I think I have spent too much time online this year.
3 years of internet memes in a four minute video.
Labels: mashups, the internet stars, too much time on the internet, Video, Viral
Saturday, October 27, 2007
Inside word is that Tequila are behind this campaign and if their Tenacious D online campaign is anything to go by this should be a good campaign. Will be interesting to see what they do with this one. Cannot say it has grabbed me with the same anticipation of the Man Cans but I will look on with interest.
My guess is for Ebay or Playstation. They seem like the two brands that fit best from their current clients.
Wednesday, October 10, 2007
What happens when the planning department take a long lunch! 3G Video Calling Ad
0 comments Posted by eightq at 1:36 AM
Why would you highlight in an ad the one reason why people don’t adopt your product?
3G video calling technology has been around for years and there is one main reason why people have not adopted the technology, they do not want other people prying into their private lives 24/7. If I am at the pub with my mates and my girlfriend rings me to see why I am not at home with her for our anniversary, I sure as hell do not want to take the call on video. I am stunned at this advertisement, good luck getting the Christian adoption rate up as well!
Labels: 3G, adoption, bad insights, jesus, last supper, mobile phone, new technology, Planning department, Video, video calling
Thursday, October 4, 2007
The final ad in the amazing trilogy for Sony Bravia. First balls, then paint and now bunnies. The Ad is made up of 100,000 still images. The ad aired in the UK last night. Once again the advertisement is as much about the final product as it is the making of the ads which seems to be of interest to the audience.
Balls: Did they really roll that many balls down a street?
Paint: Did they really blow up a building with paint?
Play Doh: Did they really make those bunnies?
Here is the official website Sony Bravia
and the past two commercials
Paint
Balls
Saturday, August 11, 2007
Google CEO Eric Schmidt was recently at the Seoul Digital Forum where he was asked to define Web 3.0 by an audience member.
Labels: CEO, definition, Eric Schmidt, Google, Video, Web 2.0, Web 3.0
Sunday, July 1, 2007
So the iPhone has just been released in the US. Since following trends I haven't seen this much hype for one product. Apple must be laughing all the way to the bank with this amount of online publicity. However looking at the videos the most blogged about video is of a gentleman dropping his new iPhone and then picking it up and it still working. This has been blogged about over 60 blogs and viewed more than 200,000 times.
In the most blogged about videos, iPhone related videos accounts for 6 of the top 20 blogged videos.
These are the most blogged about iPhone videos of now.
Shawn drops iPhone in Houston
Conan iPhone Commercial
My iPhone Diary
A closer look at the iPhone
iPhone smash
iPhone scratch test
Labels: advertising, Apple, consumer, consumer generated content, iPhone, Madness, Video, Youtube
As picked up on the MIT Advertising Lab. Fog Screen is a screen which allows images to be projected onto a wall of dry fog.
You got to love the music track they have chosen for this demo video.
Labels: dry screen, fogscreen, MIT, Video, wall