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Thursday, 23 June 2011
Game Changing Leading Edge Innovative Mobile Idea!
Posted by Leigh at 12:18 View Comments
Labels: Innovation
Ad Spend Infographic
I was sent this infographic which i thought was kinda interesting. It's the Ad spend for top 200 brands. I'm curious what dollars they refer to. I"ll assume paid media. Chevy high. Starbucks Low. One day someone is going to accurately get a picture of where marketing budgets are going. Now that's an infographic I'll look forward to.
I'm just going to link to it bc the length of it is insane. It can be found here ....
Advertising Spend Infographic
Posted by Leigh at 08:13 View Comments
Labels: Advertising
Wednesday, 22 June 2011
F-Commerce & The Implications Of Arbitrary For Brands
There has been more than one large Fortune 500 company who has casually mentioned to me in passing that their commerce team is considering how to utilize Facebook for a future sign-in method for their Corporate site.
The marketing power of getting earned media messages from your owned property to influence others inside the gated walls of Facebook is something large brands can't afford to not consider.
However, when i read posts like Mathew's here and Jillian York's of the Electric Freedom Foundation here it gives me pause.
Facebook may have a "right" to take down whatever pages it wants for whatever reason it wants (and I'm sure there are a lot of people who believe that), but what are the implications of that on your business? What is the cost of a disconnected Facebook sign-in for an hour or two while they figure out if they've made a "mistake" or not?
F-commerce and Facebook Connect may seem like the best marketing idea but until Facebook comes clean as to how these "mishaps" keep happening, if i were you Corporate IT and e-Commerce departements looking towards the social commerce future, I would seriously consider the ever changing Terms of Service at Facebook and the Implications of what arbitrary could mean for your brand.
Posted by Leigh at 07:47 View Comments
Labels: Brand, F-Commerce, Social Commerce, Social Networks