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- Todd Lefelt
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This Holiday’s (Required) Reading UPDATE
Another must-read “response” to Fast Company’s The Future of Advertising is Bloomberg Businessweek’s feature Don Draper’s Revenge. Like The Future of Advertising, it’s a state of the union for Madison Avenue—although it comes to a distinctively different conclusion. Bloomberg Businessweek’s … Continue reading
Filed Under: Management, Start-Up, Strategy
This Holiday’s (Required) Reading
Why? First, it’s likely she interviewed someone you know. Second, her panoramic portrait of the industry at a time when tectonic change isn’t just being talked about, it’s actively happening is stunning. No matter what part of the industry you’re in, her story is about you. This is why so many people are talking about it. A snapshot of some notable reactions: Continue reading
Filed Under: Content, Management, Start-Up, Strategy, Talent
Notes on Digital’s
Recently Closed Tabs
Here are a few of the notable articles Notes On Digital and @Hugeinc has in its browser’s history. Can I Have Your Attention Please? Facebook and Apple square off for the informal yet valuable title of The Week’s Biggest Announcement. … Continue reading
Filed Under: E-commerce, Search, Social Media
Jimmy Fallon & Ashton Kutcher Are Leading the Online TV Revolution
In this post: Lessons from NBC’s Late Night (featuring Fallon’s and Timberlake’s History of Rap), Ashton Kutcher’s Contribution, How to Start Acting on the Big Picture TV is on the iPad, it’s on YouTube, it’s on Hulu, it’s on Fancast, … Continue reading
Filed Under: Analytics, Content, Social Media, Strategy
Awareness Shmareness
Today, a campaign is truly successful when consumers talk about it, play with it and share it with their friends. It’s about love and loyalty, not simply recognizing a logo. Continue reading
Filed Under: Analytics, Display Ads, Social Media, Strategy
Notes On Digital’s
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Here are a few of the notable articles Notes On Digital and @Hugeinc has in its browser’s history. Too Much of a Good Thing Is a Really Bad Thing. Facebook struggles with an oversupply of ad space, and Google makes … Continue reading
Filed Under: Display Ads, E-mail, Search, Social Media, Talent
Billions of Dollars Built on…Message Boards?
In this post: Message Boards 101, The Underappreciated Underpinning of the Social Web, Message Boards Behind Facebook, @SoAndSo, Viral Memes & Monetization If you were to write an anthropological history of the Internet, the term “social media” probably wouldn’t make … Continue reading
Filed Under: Content, Design, Social Media
User Research Shows iPad Is Mobile,
But Only Inside The Home
At Facebook’s recent mobile event, CEO Mark Zuckerberg said, “The iPad’s not mobile…it’s a computer.” This statement aroused a series of conflicting opinions about the device. Many readers of Engadget felt this observation was obvious. “The sky is blue,” the … Continue reading
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Notes On Digital’s
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Here are a few of the notable articles Notes On Digital and @Hugeinc has in its browser’s history. Setting the Standard Mashable lays a foundation for standard social media measurement and campaign components. While a valuable service to the community, … Continue reading
Filed Under: Mobile, Social Media, Start-Up, Talent
Watch Out, Gallup. Our Election Predictions Weren’t Far Off
Since the September primaries, we’ve been toying with the theory that the size and growth of candidates’ Facebook and Twitter followings could predict election winners. But, all cards on the table, it’s probably because we didn’t track enough of the races. Our theory was right, though. Continue reading
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