links for 2009-12-02
December 2, 2009
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At last… now can we stop calling ‘them’ the user…
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I’m loving this payment solution…
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What’s your favourite?
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Fantastic interpretation of data…
links for 2009-11-30
November 30, 2009

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#pumpt
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Stuck for the killer idea – here’s some help…
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Another great campaign from IKEA…
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Your opportunity to participate in the climate chnge debate and particpate in Copenhagen’s climate change conference…
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Valid point that reach doesn’t mean connection from Valeria Maltoni
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Burberry embraces social media with a great photography lead experience…
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Tim Malbon shares insight into the luxury/online debate…
links for 2009-11-12
November 12, 2009

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A great infographic that illustrates the rise and rise of social networking sites…
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Still loving this – brilliant data visualisation of the 3,000 apps a minute that are downloaded from Apple’s App Store…
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Loving the latest from A Glass and a Half Full Productions…
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Good example of content being integrated into the fabric of a building…
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Physical interface…
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Measuring brands by mention/sentiment…
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A great way of demonstrating a product/service through experience…
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Speaks for itself…
Under the influence
June 20, 2008
So, Puttnam has a good point. What he doesn’t necessarily answer though is how to engage with and more importantly influence the ‘mainstream’ audience. The challenge yet again is how to bridge the gaping void between 11 billion videos viewed online in April, the unsurprising fact that brands are disappointed by the lack of traction they are able to generate on Facebook(yes, I know)/in Second Life/even Tweeting and an interaction or experience that you and I will benefit from. A participatory relationship. On our terms.
It’s about a personal, positive dialogue/experience/relationship for the consumer. Oops, did I say consumer?
Last night I almost subscribed to a satellite TV service. It’s just that I took up the welcomed suggestion (as I tried to decide what package to choose) to chat live online to a ‘brand representative’. Shocking. After 60 seconds of experiencing the online equivalent of an off-shore call centre, I ‘hung up’ and logged off. And I’m probably not going back. And I’m going to tell people about it. See, I already have.














