Schlagwort: Marketing

  • Why Social Media Doesn’t Matter Anymore | from Duct Tape Marketing

    The hype over social media still echoes, but it just doesn’t really matter anymore. …Let’s stop measuring adoption of social media and go to work on simply measuring effective interaction in marketing. via ducttapemarketing.com Dieser Tage haben wir ja schon an diversen Stellen die Frage diskutiert, ob der Begriff Social im Umfeld Social Media, Social…

  • B2B Spending on Social Media to Explode – eMarketer

    In 2009, B2B marketers spent the largest portion of their social media budgets on customer communities, followed by podcasts and blogs. These tactics allow B2B marketers to share more relevant product or service information with their customers than they could with other social tools. via emarketer.com The spending for Social Media activities will explode in…

  • YouTube – The Second Biggest Search Engine | Six Pixels of Separation

    Does that seem hard to believe? YouTube (which is owned by Google) is the second largest search engine. … It’s more than just the traffic that online video generates. It’s also about the education. Recently, I was looking for a strong tutorial on the basics of Keynote. The default thought is to look at both…

  • Web 3.0, Social Media and the Paradox of Choice

    A bunch of good statements from Paul Sutton on the changing world of Marketing – initiated through Social Media: No longer do we want help finding information on the internet; we now want help choosing between the mass of information that is delivered to us in around 0.4 seconds. … The impact on marketing strategy…

  • Trailer: „Ist Social Media nur eine Modeerscheinung?“

    Deutscher Text synchronisiert – Ist Social Media nur eine Modeerscheinung? Etwas sehr reißerisch, aber trotzdem ist es wahr, daß Social Media die bisherige Welt des Marketings (und nicht nur die) verändern wird.

  • Social Media kann dabei helfen, Vertrauen in eine Marke (zurück) zu gewinnen (via SmartBrief)

    Social media could help brands recapture trust About 95% of consumers view advertising as inherently untrustworthy, and fewer than one in 10 consumers take corporate announcements seriously, according to a survey. Yet social-media users are twice as trusting as average consumers, so brands with a high degree of social engagement stand a chance of recapturing…