Archive for the ‘Digital Marketing’ Category

What’s your marketing strategy right now?

Wednesday, March 11th, 2009

Image via Wikipedia Not a day passes by with more horrendous economic news. As a former financial expert I understand the long term implications of this meltdown to some extend. Businesses shut down or get rid of parts of their operations - without any intensions of bringing them back. Everyone ...

TÜV Rheinland - using social media to reach out to car tuners

Friday, January 16th, 2009

I'd like to share some background information on a social media project we  are currently working on. The purpose is not so much to toot our own horn but to give you something you might be able to take to your clients or even implement yourself. It might be worth reading on ...

How to address concerns about the Olympics? Let’s just have our own games!

Wednesday, August 6th, 2008

Our team in Germany has done an amazing job so far this week. We were totally late in the game but we had an idea to organize our own Olympics last weekend. We call them the Mobile Olympics or "Handyolympiade" in Germany. Too late? We are guerilla marketers - moving ...

Notes from a Twitter convert

Saturday, June 21st, 2008

When I first heard about Twitter I  thought: No way, Jose! What a useless fad! I even mentioned it in this blog;-) :: Is this were we are heading? :: How can 140 character messages be meaningful? :: Isn't this exhibitionism on steriods? :: What happens to my downtime and privacy? :: Do people really ...

3G iPhone: Now mobile marketing needs to follow…

Thursday, June 12th, 2008

For quite some time now we have been discussing mobile marketing concepts with the majority of our client base. conceptbakery did a little bluetooth beamer demonstration in Germany a few years ago. We sent a fake mobile virus around. The problem was that the hardware simple wasn’t there yet - ...

Amazon killer application

Thursday, April 3rd, 2008

Amazon just launched TextBuyIt. It allows you to send an SMS to Amazon and they’ll tell you the price for any particular product on their site. It get’s better: Send another SMS and you can actually buy your item right through your cell phone. You won’t need a fancy iPhone ...

Google - is the sky really the limit?

Tuesday, October 10th, 2006

Rumor already had it: Google swallowed YouTube for $1.65 billion. They bought 5% of AOL and have a long term agreement in place with MySpace where Google provides the advertising. Google is spinning a very tight net around many (if not all) social marketing websites. Their war-chest is still ...

Interesting batch of mobile statistics

Thursday, May 4th, 2006

Ken Rutowski sent out an interesting batch of mobile phone facts today. I picked the most interesting ones and couldn't resist to add my personal take. So facts in Italic, my spillage in regular font. 13% of US wireless customers consider their service excellent That leaves about 87% who consider their ...

Do you still need Google?

Tuesday, April 11th, 2006

Somehow I am starting to feel about Google the same way I felt about Microsoft some seven or eight years ago. I once thought of them as a great addition to my professional life but then the relationship started to turn sour. Microsoft started the browser war with Netscape which ...

What is still missing for podcasts to take off?

Thursday, March 30th, 2006

Podcasting could easily be described as "Audio & Video on demand 2.0". The numbers show that podcasting is growing rapidly but hasn't hit mainstream yet. What is still missing?