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If you’ve got time it’s worth taking some of it to watch this interview with Jason and Gary.
Jason Calacanis, himself a serial entrepreneur, is a great supporter of startups with his LAUNCH Conference.
Gary Vaynerchuk is a well known entrepreneur who built up [...]
Every business book I pick up nowadays seems to accept as a fundamental premise that innovation is a good thing and that it should be pursued relentlessly. But I’ve been wondering about that particular premise and under what circumstances it might (or might not) be true.
Innovation provides us with [...]
These are some thoughts that I presented at the AMP Social Media Cafe in Sydney on 11 November 2010, the slides and references follow below.
The future of shopping is social. But that is nothing new – shopping has always been social. The difference is that now we [...]
It has been fascinating to watch the consumer and media response to the recent increase of interest rates above the Reserve Bank rate by the Commonwealth Bank.
Many have expressed their opinion that the Commonwealth Bank is destroying its brand by such a callous action. But this view [...]
We are currently planning the next Social Innovation BarCamp for 6 Nov 2010 in Sydney and I’ve just written a post about it called 4 Principles and 2 Laws of Social Innovation BarCamp.
Thinking about the state of conferences over the past few years I have become [...]
Burson-Marsteller has just realased a study on Message Gap Analysis where they investigate the cut through of corporate messaging to mainstream media.
Their research indicates some scary results:
“… a 48% gap between the messages a company communicates and the message conveyed by the media. The study also [...]
Much of the digital marketing I see is a bit tragic. Tragic for the businesses who are investing hard won income into campaigns that might not deliver a return on investment.
Some of it seems like self-indulgent twaddle done by creative types for their own amusement. Other times it seems [...]
In business school we all learned to use the same analytical tools – S.W.O.T., P.E.S.T., P.E.S.T.E.L., BCG Growth Share Analysis, Competitor Analysis, Porter’s 5 Forces, etc.
But at dinner the other night, while chatting to some “kidults” (as they were introduced by their parents), we discussed [...]
An interesting question came up last Friday in a discussion with a group of Marketing and Communications folks from McDonald’s. It was about how social media might be situated and used differently depending upon whether you approached it from either a Marketing or a Communications team perspective. Also [...]
The best place to see engagement marketing in action is in a small town that is not far from a large shopping centre.
Here the shopkeepers know that if they do not engage with you then you will simply jump in the car and head off to the choices offered [...]
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