Category: Blog
What marketers can learn from the US election
While Mitt Romney mostly targeted “white old men” with his naturally conservative messages, Barack Obama managed to reach a much broader audience: groups with different ethnic background, different education level and work situation, different ages, gender etc. This opened up his colorful catalogue of positions, nevertheless formed a new challenge for the campaign organization. Would [...]
December 6, 2012Social is dead, hurray for customer contact!
Social media is much more than just click, like and win. Social was introduced as a game changer. No longer did you have to pay to be in contact with an audience that likes you. But the more we gave the monopoly of this relationship to networks such as Facebook and Twitter, the more we [...]
November 2, 2012How to survive a Shitstorm
Brands and businesses in Social Media are challenged with direct communication daily. They have to stand up to questions and opinions from their stakeholders and customers. And sometimes things get rough because some things are not the things customers would like to hear – and companies would not like to talk about. This phenomenon is [...]
October 29, 2012The Storyteller’s 101
With the rise of social media, the relevance of stories in brand communication has grown steadily. As people do not follow advertising channels, brands are forced to tell fascinating and compelling stories to their communities rather than shooting buying requests at demographic segments. Due to this evolution, brands need to create new job profiles such [...]
October 19, 2012Looking back at Dmexco 2012
The German online advertising industry counts with 6,44 billion EUR revenue this year, according to their association. Wow. At the online marketing trade fair dmexco12 this was celebrated extensively. We took a look.
September 28, 2012