I have been looking at buzzbin tonight which is a tool for creating and sharing polls with a website visitor but also which appears in a variety of categories in buzzbin itself (where member/users contribute the questions being asked).
I think this may be a great, quick way of soliciting feedback from visitors so am launching […]
A survey worth bookmarking
August 5th, 2008 · 1 Comment
Tags: Web 2.0 · buzzbin · social media
Blendingthemix shortlisted! Vote for the underdog!
July 3rd, 2008 · 6 Comments
inWeb 2.0 Blogs As you can see to the above (soon to be the top left when the post moves down the blog!) I have in fact, made it onto the shortlist for Computer Weekly’s “Best Web 2.0 and Business” blog awards.
I have to admit to not knowing any of the other blogs in the […]
Tags: Blogs · Google · Web 2.0 · computer wekly · rainier pr · steve clayton · viacom
Social Ojects in action
May 15th, 2008 · 2 Comments
Icon + Anthem = work of genius
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Tags: Advertising
The US writers’ strike - 2 perspectives
January 21st, 2008 · No Comments
Perspective 1 - The Writers
Visit youtube these days and you are highly likely to come across a rogue’s gallery of really popular videos.
They are people you wouldn’t look twice at in the street - your Average Joe’s - but these Average Joe’s just happen to have written some of the funniest things on TV and […]
Tags: Internet
Seesmic - 4 invitations, 4 days
January 2nd, 2008 · 5 Comments
Thanks to Loic Le Meur, I have 4 invitations to Seesmic to give away.
I will give one invite away each day, for the next 4 days, starting tomorrow to the person leaving the best suggestion as to what the most exciting technological development of 2008 will be.
(Seesmic is in pre-Alpha or pre-Beta Alpha or […]
Tags: Twitter
Microsoft likely to invest up £250 million in Facebook
September 24th, 2007 · No Comments
Techcrunch reports tonight that Microsoft are looking to invest between £150-£250million in Facebook for a 5% stake. This values Facebook at around £5billion! The WSJ reckons Facebook are holding out for around £7.5 billion - certainly a damn sight more than Yahoo’s original £500million!
Anyway, what makes this move really exciting is that it enables Microsoft […]
Tags: Microsoft
Ogilvy say tread carefully on Facebook..gee guys, I never thought of THAT!
August 1st, 2007 · No Comments
In a stark statement of "we haven’t got a bloody clue what it means yet but we desperately want to sound like we do…until we do" Rory Sutherland, Ogilvy’s executive creative director insults all our intelligence with a thinly veiled piece of 1990’s reminiscent PR crap stating in a terrible piece of marketing journalism:
"Like any […]
Tags: Uncategorized
Chain Stores - Get onto Google Maps NOW
April 12th, 2007 · No Comments
Maybe I am months if not years behind, but in doing some research for a client, I noticed just how powerful Google Maps could be for chainstores.
Get your stores on Google Maps and let people see what you do, how you do it, why you are worth a visit. Let others join you in adding […]
Tags: Google
for all those gapingvoid readers
March 26th, 2007 · No Comments
let’s be careful not to jump on the bandwagon here - it’s too easy to agree with people that the modern agency world isn’t getting “IT”.
If you are all such great advocates of “web 2.0″ why not practice what you preach - get out there and make the difference yourself instead of moaning about it.
Hugh […]
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The great Gapingvoid masterplan
February 9th, 2007 · No Comments
If honesty was a business, you’d buy from it.
If honesty was a currency, it’d be traded more than the dollar.
If you don’t think one guy stood in the snow in front of a supermarket talking about himself and his feelings is the future of marketing then you are truly missing a major shift in consumer […]
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